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The first Mardi Gras after Hurricane Katrina took place on February 28, 2006. This celebration was particularly significant as it marked a return to normalcy for the city of New Orleans following the devastation caused by the hurricane and the subsequent flooding in 2005. The event showcased the resilience and spirit of the community as residents came together to celebrate despite the challenges they faced.

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