Site icon World Byte News

The artist behind showstopping Mardi Gras headpieces​on February 25, 2025 at 4:32 am

A little bit of sparkle and a lot more feathers! Meet the art teacher designing whimsy headdresses that are unique as the festival itself.   

Monday, February 24, 2025 11:02PM

A little bit of sparkle and a lot more feathers! Meet the art teacher designing whimsy headdresses that are unique as the festival itself.

GALVESTON, Texas — Mardi Gras season is a busy time for Megan Maberry, owner of Hurricane Headdress. When she is not working as a full-time art teacher, she designs one-of-a-kind headpieces.

“The headdress adds a lot whimsy, its a conversation piece,” Maberry said.

On the weekends, Maberry also leads workshops across Galveston, teaching others how to create their own wearable art.

Click on the video above to see the story.

You can discover Maberry’s next class on her website or follow Hurricane Headdress on Instagram.

Report a correction or typo

Top Stories

 A little bit of sparkle and a lot more feathers! Meet the art teacher designing whimsy headdresses that are unique as the festival itself.

Exit mobile version