Who is King of Endymion?

Andrew Morris Pitari is the reigning King of Endymion.

The Krewe of Endymion is one of New Orleans' most prominent and celebrated Mardi Gras organizations, renowned for its grand scale and spectacular parade. Each year, a King and Queen are chosen to preside over the krewe's festivities, embodying the spirit and tradition of Mardi Gras as they lead the magnificent procession through the city.

The Reigning Monarchs of Endymion

For recent parades, Andrew Morris Pitari has held the esteemed title of King of Endymion. He reigned alongside Sydney Raymond, who served as the Queen. Their roles are central to the parade's pageantry, as they lead a massive procession that typically includes over 3,200 riders on 37 floats, making Endymion one of the largest and most impressive krewes.

A Legacy and Dedication

The Krewe of Endymion also honors its rich history and the influential figures who have shaped its legacy. The parade is frequently dedicated to individuals who have made significant contributions, such as the late Ed Muniz. Muniz was the founder and long-serving captain of Endymion, a role he held for an extraordinary 57 years, making him the longest-serving captain in Mardi Gras history. His dedication helped build Endymion into the vibrant institution it is today.

Key Figures in Endymion's Recent Leadership

For further details on the splendor and scale of Endymion's parades, including photos and videos, you can explore comprehensive coverage from local news sources: Photos, video: Endymion makes good noise with 'Silents are Golden ...