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The Order of Hebe (pronounced Hee-Bee) is Mobile's only group specifically for teenagers and young adults. Think of it as a Mardi Gras Explorers post, where young folks learn all about being part of a mystic society.
Founded in 2010, the Order of Hebe is open to young people 13 to 20 years of age. After a member turns 20, he or she is "released" from OOH and "given opportunities" to join one of the adult organizations, according to Hebe's web site.
The Order of Hebe parades each year and has a ball, with a king and queen. The members are expected to attend meetings and other functions, as well as serve on committees, just like the adult organizations.
The organization's board is made up of adults over 25.
The Order of Hebe will roll on February 11 after the Krewe of Marry Mates. This year's theme will be Pirates, and the group will have one rented float. King Hunter Moore and Queen Katelyn McCafferty will be joined by First Knight King Johnson and Lady in Waiting Jayda Gregson. Check this page after the parade for photos and video.
To see the Mask's exclusive photo album of the 2020 Order of Hebe parade, place your cursor on the image below and click on the arrows.
To see the Mask's exclusive HD video of that parade, click HERE.
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To see the Mask's exclusive album of photos from the 2019 Order of Hebe parade, place your cursor on the image below and click on the arrows.
To see the Mask's exclusive HD video of that parade, click HERE.
To see the Mask's exclusive HD video of the 2016 Order of Hebe parade, click HERE.
To see the Mask's exclusive album of photos from that parade, place your cursor on the image below and click on the arrows.
Order of Hebe
To see the Mask's exclusive album of photos from the 2018 Order of Hebe parade, place your cursor on the image below and click on the arrows. To see the Mask's exclusive HD video of that parade, click HERE.
To see the Mask's exclusive HD video of the 2017 Order of Hebe parade, click HERE.
To see the Mask's exclusive album of photos from that parade, place your cursor on the image below and click on the arrows.