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Arthur Hardy Quotes
«I think Mardi Gras is a symbol that we're down but not out.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«It's probably the only entertainment event where the people who put it on pay for it and the audience gets a free ticket and we give free gifts to take home.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«We've never had this kind of coverage. It's a real opportunity for the rest of the city to show itself.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«People are choosing to celebrate.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«In a way, it's like New Year's Eve in Times Square after 9/11. People want something that says, 'We're back.' We need something other than Sheetrock and wet carpets.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«We have no model for this. Will the city ever be back to normal? We don't know. All I can tell you is we're going to enjoy this Mardi Gras.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«Not having it would be like not having Christmas.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«It?s not to say we don?t understand the seriousness of our situation, but sometimes you have to laugh in order not to cry. Mardi Gras is group therapy for us.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«It wouldn't be Mardi Gras without Zulu. Nobody has more fun than Zulu.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«We desperately need to let the world know we're alive and that we're open for business. We hope people see the devastation when they come, to better understand what we've been through.»
Author: Arthur Hardy