Darlings,
If you’re feeling like me, we should be wearing a big sign that says that we survived the 10-year- after events from Hurricane Katrina. I was attending every event and enjoyed very much the very informative workshops of Katrina 10 and its resilience at the Sheraton Hotel.
This are wonderful links to the events:
I took a break to attend the long-anticipated opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony of the $1 billion-plus University Medical Center New Orleans.Spectacular was the word that Mayor Mitch Landrieu used to describe the new facilities of the University d Medical Center New Orleans- All the politicians and the VIP of the medical center were there. It was a historical event.https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152926471145870.1073742506.581200869&type=1&l=0de4c801a9
I kept attending the workshops dealing with economic development, tourism and museums but honestly I just could not take it anymore. By Friday, August 28, I needed to distract myself from the 10 Year anniversary events. Fortunately, my darling friend Mark Romig invited me to attend the lovely reception in honor of the International Community at the Aquarium.https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152930083745870.1073742507.581200869&type=1&l=4e23920a3c
That evening I went to see my darling friends, talented entertainers Becky Allen, Marshall Harris and Jim Walpole at Mag at the Marigny. It was so entertaining and was enjoyed by all.https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152930244685870.1073742508.581200869&type=1&l=ebbaa40992
On Saturday, after work at Casell-Bergen Gallery, I just went home to reflect about Katrina, its aftermath and its continuing recovery. We were united in tragedy but the New Orleans community is also united in HOPE! Let’s move on.
I concluded my week by attending the FestiGals' Gridiron for Girls at Manning's. The great football legend Archie Manning was there. The only things missing were the Saints players. As one of the have been Grand Diva, I opted to wear the FestiGals colors but most of the gals were wearing the black and gold and they looked great.
The Voice of the Saints- Mark Romig and his sister- the Saints Spotter - talented Mary Beth Romig made it very informative and fun. I think I learned a few things to help me along for the upcoming football season. .
On a sad note, Gloria LeBlanc Boutte, the lovely matriarch of the Boutte Family that includes talented Lillian Boutte', John Boutté, Lolet Ayita Boutte, Tanya E.Boutte and many others passed away. I was blessed to have known her for a long time. May her soul rest in peace and my deepest condolences to the Boutte Family.http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/theneworleansadvocate/obituary.aspx?n=gloria-leblanc-boutte&pid=175670127&fhid=29155
I also just learned that another pillar of our community also passed away this week. The lovely Sergia Myra De Bram died peacefully on August 19. She worked for many years at the International World Trade Center and owned the first Latin beauty salon called Myra's. She was the beloved mother of my darling friend, Alexis De Bram.
This upcoming week is going to be a very special one. On September 2 is the 7th Annual Cultural Collision.Someone once likened Culture Collision to a trade show, but it's so much more! Nowhere else in town will you will find more than 65 of New Orleans' performing and visual arts organizations under one roof for a one-night-only event of artistic celebration and schmoozing. Let that sink in a moment - for the professional and arts aficionado in you, unlimited networking awaits; for the philanthropist in you, an array of tax-deductible organizations to donate generously to.
Jazz in the Park returns for eight straight weeks this fall, with a stellar roster of New Orleans music that features Jon Cleary, Charmaine Neville, Partners & Crime, Russel Batiste and friends, Raw Oyster Cult, The Pinnettes Brass Band, Gina Brown, Marlon Jordan and Little Freddie King to name a few.
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In addition, we are also going to have the annual Louisiana Seafood Festival, starting on September 4. The Louisiana Hospitality Foundation has released the music schedule for the 2015 Louisiana Seafood Festival. The event will feature 15 musical acts throughout the three-day event. Guests will enjoy free admission to see national headliners including Little River Band, Starship featuring Mickey Thomas, and Louisiana's own Marc Broussard.
"We have a great music lineup to encourage people to come out to the fest over Labor Day weekend," said Tony Abadie, Foundation Vice President. "We are excited about the new dates at City Park and our eclectic music schedule. With a good mix of jazz, country, zydeco, R&B and rock on the Bud Light stage, it is going to be a wonderful event again this year."
Elegua Dance & Drum Company - In Concert at Ashé
Elegua, the internationally renowned women's percussion ensemble from Venezuela, will make a rare appearance in New Orleans. The group brings pure excitement and rhythms that make you want to get up and move.
Along with the Consulate of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in New Orleans, we are excited to have them present a drum and dance workshop for young adults, as well as a concert honoring the people of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, both happening on September 4, 2015.
Darling, please put in your calendars: As in the past, I am hosting my annual Salute to the Cultural Arts during the monthly Round Table Luncheon on Wednesday, September 16 at noon at Antoine's Restaurant. This luncheon will be co-hosted by Scott Hutcheson
Senior Advisor to the Mayor for Cultural Economy of the City of New Orleans.
I have invited the directors of New Orleans Ballet, New Orleans Opera, New Orleans Museum of Art, Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, Jefferson Performing ArtsSociety, Contemporary Arts Center, and the Ogden Museum of Art. I also have invited the Hon. Consul of France, Gregor Trumel and Hon. Consul General of Mexico, Ramon Gonzalez Jamison, and they have both accepted. I think it is going to be a very exciting, informative, entertaining and delicious luncheon.
Entertainment by bass baritone Ivan Griffin, who has performed with the New Orleans Opera Association and the Opera Creole, and soprano Kathleen Halm Simmons who will be accompanied on the piano by Timothy Todd Simmons, Director of the New Orleans Opera Association. Champagne and wines compliments of Ross and Sandra Herman. Reserve now at 495-9181. The price is $50 all-inclusive.
Photos
The final presentation of Teatro Sin Fronteras #7 at the Old Marquer Theater at 2400 Saint Claude Ave . It never fail to amazed me how multitalented is artist and founder Jose Torres-Tama. I loved his performance and the others that included
FestiGals Gridiron for Girls
Calendar of events; For complete list visit: La Fete News
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September 2, 2015
47th Annual Meet the Saints Luncheon
The Touchdown Cub of New Orleans is hosting the 47th Annual Meet the Saints Luncheon on Wednesday, September 2, 2015 at the Hyatt Regency. Come and have lunch with the New Orleans Saints prior to their departure to travel to Green Bay for their 2015 4th pre-season game. Jim Henderson will introduce each and every member of our team & Coach Payton will present 2014 Coaches Awards. Proceeds from the luncheon will benefit Team Gleason and The Ray Hester Foundation as well as other philanthropic charities of the Touchdown Club of New Orleans. Visit www.tdcno.org for additional information.
Doors open at 10:45 a.m., Lunch is served at 12 p.m.
Admission: $75 per person
Contact: Roslyn Duplessie
Phone: 504-452-8993
Email: rduples1@msn.com
Venue: Hyatt Regency New Orleans
September 2
CULTURE COLLISION
Join us for Culture Collision 7 at The National WWII Museum's U.S. Freedom Pavilion and is free and open to the public. The one-night-only event features more than 65 local, nonprofit visual and performing arts organizations - all with diverse missions, sizes and passions. Nowhere else in town boasts a collective of the city's top arts groups, all under one roof, for the ultimate experience of artistic celebration and schmoozing.
The event also features a huge free drawing, complimentary hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar with happy hour specials. Paid parking is available in the corner lot at Magazine Street and Andrew Higgins. Street parking and additional, non-museum pay lots are also located throughout the neighborhood. Plus, for the first time since its founding, Culture Collision is partnering with Uber New Orleans to offer attendees a FREE first ride. To redeem, download the Uber app at UBER.COM/APP and enter code CULTURENOLA for $20 off your first ride.Location: National WWII Museum, The U.S. Freedom Pavilion Boeing Center
Address: 945 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70130
Venue: National WWII Museum, The
Time: 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
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Jazz in the Park
September 03 – October 29, 2015
Jazz in the Park returns for eight straight weeks this fall, with a stellar roster of New Orleans music that features Jon Cleary, Charmaine Neville, Partners & Crime, Russel Batiste and friends, Raw Oyster Cult, The Pinnettes Brass Band, Gina Brown, Marlon Jordan and Little Freddie King to name a few. Besides the music, there will be food vendors serving some of the city's best food and art and craft vendors offering original, handcrafted items for sale.
Armstrong Park, 701 N Rampart St., New Orleans, LA 70116
Times: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm-Admission: Free
Phone: 504-233-4ARM-Email: info@armstrongpark.org
Taking the stage in Armstrong Park this fall:
9/3 Jon Cleary & The AMG and Charmaine Neville
9/10 Partners & Crime and Brassaholics
9/17 Corey Henry & The Treme Funktet and Treme Brass Band
9/24 Russell Batiste and Friends and Free Agent Brass Band
10/1 Raw Oyster Cult and the Pinnettes Brass Band
10/8 Mike "Soulman" Baptiste and Gina Brown
10/22 TBA and Marlon Jordan Band
10/29 Little Freddie King and Erica Falls
Besides the music, there will be food vendors serving some of the city's best food and art and craft vendors offering original, handcrafted items for sale.
September 02 – 07
Southern Decadence Festival
Southern Decadence is an annual six-day event held in New Orleans, Louisiana by the gay and lesbian community during Labor Day Weekend, climaxing with a parade through the French Quarter on the Sunday before Labor Day
Southern Decadence started as a simple going-away party. As a top gay Labor Day Weekend destination, it has evolved into one of our world's major annual events. One of the largest annual celebrations and festivals in New Orleans, it has become known as the "Gay Mardi Gras." People begin to arrive on the Wednesday before Labor Day, and generally don't even think about stopping or going home until the following Tuesday. http://www.southerndecadence.net/schedule.htm
September 03 – December 27, 2015
Legendary Musicians Fats Domino & Dave Bartholomew to be honored with Music Tribute - Carver Theater
Join us at the Carver Theater for a Music Tribute honoring Legendary Musicians Fats Domino and Dave Bartholomew. The "Vegas Style" show, will be held every Thursday through Sunday at and all ages are welcomed to attend. Ironically, it will be held at the historic Carver Theater in the heart of Treme, America's oldest black neighborhood and at one time a major hotbed for live music in the Big Easy. The show is a tribute to Domino and Bartholomew's music but it doesn't use impersonators.
Join us at the Carver Theater for a Music Tribute honoring Legendary Musicians Fats Domino and Dave Bartholomew. The "Vegas Style" show, will be held every Thursday through Sunday at and all ages are welcomed to attend. Ironically, it will be held at the historic Carver Theater in the heart of Treme, America's oldest black neighborhood and at one time a major hotbed for live music in the Big Easy. The show is a tribute to Domino and Bartholomew's music but it doesn't use impersonators.
Anchoring the ensemble are Al "Lil Fats" Jackson and Shamarr Allen. Jackson is a master of New Orleans rhythm and blues but is best known for his stunning tribute to the legendary Fats Domino.
Allen is a music prodigy who is considered one of the most prolific trumpet players not only in New Orleans but in the entire country.
Recurrence: Recurring weekly on Sunday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Historic Carver Theater, 2101 Orleans Avenue, New Orleans
Recurrence: Recurring weekly on Sunday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Historic Carver Theater, 2101 Orleans Avenue, New Orleans
September 3
Thursdays at Twilight Garden Concert Series
http://neworleanscitypark.com/botanical-garden Pavilion of the Two Sisters, New Orleans Botanical Garden, City Park
Admission: Single tickets are $10. Advance tickets are available online at NewOrleansCityPark.com. Advance tickets may also be purchased over the phone at 504.483.9488 or at the Botanical Garden Gift Shop. Thursdays at Twilight Series Season Passes are also available for purchase.
Thursdays at Twilight - Joe Krown Swing Band ActivitiesBotanical GardenMusicThursdays at
Twilight Pavilion of the Two Sisters
September 03rd at 6:00 pm
Joe Krown has traveled the globe performing with the likes of Dr. John, Chuck Berry, Irma Thomas, and Eric Clapton. Tonight he will bring Swing Music to our Thursday series. Great musicians always make for great shows. The weekly Thursdays at Twilight series showcases some of the finest musicians in New Orleans featuring an assortment of music styles. Click the 'buy tickets' icon to the left of this paragraph to buy your $10/person tickets now! Please make sure to click the 'more information' below for further information about the concerts or to contact someone to answer your questions. Please remember to print your ticket(s) out ahead of time and bring with you to the event. For more information about the music, please visit this site: www.joekrown.com -
September 04 – 06
Louisiana Seafood Festival at New Orleans City Park
From our waters to your plate, the Louisiana Seafood Festival is a celebration of all the fresh and flavorful seafood that makes our state great.
This three-day festival offers more and more every year:
Celebrity Chef Cooking Demonstrations inside a covered pavilion
An Oktoberfest-themed Beer Garden
A Kid's Tent featuring fun, seafood-themes activities from the Louisiana Children's Museum
An Arts Village showcasing gifts, décor and more
Food and Beverages including water, sodas, beer, specialty cocktails and frozen daiquiris
Free Admission-bring your friends and family!
Address: 1 Palm Drive, New Orleans, LA 70124
September 4
Elegua Dance & Drum Company - In Concert at Ashé
Louisiana Seafood Festival logoThe Louisiana Hospitality Foundation has released the music schedule for the 2015 Louisiana Seafood Festival. The event will feature 15 musical acts throughout the three-day event. Guests will enjoy free admission to see national headliners including Little River Band, Starship featuring Mickey Thomas, and Louisiana's own Marc Broussard.
"We have a great music lineup to encourage people to come out to the fest over Labor Day weekend," said Tony Abadie, Foundation Vice President. "We are excited about the new dates at City Park and our eclectic music schedule. With a good mix of jazz, country, zydeco, R&B and rock on the Bud Light stage, it is going to be a wonderful event again this year."
Friday, September 4, 2015
11:00am Christian Serpas & Ghost Town
12:30pm Chubby Carrier and the Bayou Swamp Band
2:00pm Brass-a-Holics
3:30pm Jon Cleary & the Absolute Monster Gentlemen
5:30pm Little River Band
Saturday, September 5, 2015
11:00am The N'awlins Johnnys
12:30pm Paul Sanchez and Minimum Rage
2:00pm The Wise Guys
3:30pm The Vettes
5:30pm Starship featuring Mickey Thomas
Sunday, September 6, 2015
11:00am John Boutte
12:30pm Mia Borders
2:00pm George Porter Jr. & Runnin Pardners
3:30pm Bonerama
5:30pm Marc Broussard
Ongoing Exhibitions - Not to be missed
August 02 – October 4
Ashe Cultural Arts Center Presents - Ashe to Amen: A Visual Art Exhibition
Ashe to Amen: the Enduring Spirituality of People of African Descent- an exhibition that looks at the evolution of creativity and spirituality of people of African descent, with particular emphasis on the city of New Orleans, Louisiana. This exhibition is a testament and celebration of the spirit, tenacity of belief and vibrant artistry of the creative communities of New Orleans. Some of the artists whose works are on display will be the following: Willie Birch, Ron Bechet, CFreedom, Jeffrey Cook, Frank Hayden, Louise Mouton-Johnson, Martin Payton, Steve Prince, John Scott and more. Suits by Mardi Gras Indians Big Chief Victor Harris and Big Queen Cherice Harrison-Nelson.
Location: Ashe Cultural Arts Center
Address: 1712 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70113
Times: Closed Mondays; Tuesday- Thursday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm; Closed Fridays; Saturday- Sunday 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
August 22, 2015 – January 9, 2016
The Historic New Orleans Collections Presents- The Katrina Decade: Images of an Altered City
The Historic New Orleans Collection marks the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with the release of the new book and exhibition The Katrina Decade: Images of an Altered City, featuring the haunting black-and-white images of New Orleans-based photographer David G. Spielman. His photographs, seventy-seven of which are featured in the exhibition, chronicle the destruction wrought by Hurricane Katrina and the arrested processes of rebuilding and recovery that persist in many neighborhoods.
Location: Laura Simon Nelson Galleries for Louisiana Art
Address: 400 Chartres Street, New Orleans, LA
Times: Tuesday-Saturday, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m
Admission: Admission is FREE
This blog is courtesy of Casell- Bergen Gallery, 1305 Decatur Street- acroos from the old US Mint. 504-495-9181
Margarita Bergen added 10 new photos to the album: SALE OF UP TO 70% NO JAZZ FESTIVAL POSTERS.
IN commemoration of the 10th anniversary of Katrina - Casell -Bergen gallery is having a huge sale up to 70% off of selected New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and Congo Square Posters. I am putting them in e-bay as well. Limited supply so call me for prices at 504-495-9181 or text me
Here is the new issue of New Orleans Living : http://www.livingneworleans.com/New-Orleans-Living-September-2015/#p=60
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From: margaritabergen@hotmail.com
Subject: A Toast to NO: Sept 1-7 -Cultural Collision/Southern Decadence/LA Seafood Festival ....
Date: Tue, 1 Sep 2015 19:07:43 +0000
Darlings,
If you’re feeling like me, we should be wearing a big sign that says that we survived the 10-year- after events from Hurricane Katrina. I was attending every event and enjoyed very much the very informative workshops of Katrina 10 and its resilience at the Sheraton Hotel.
This are wonderful links to the events:
I took a break to attend the long-anticipated opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony of the $1 billion-plus University Medical Center New Orleans.Spectacular was the word that Mayor Mitch Landrieu used to describe the new facilities of the University d Medical Center New Orleans- All the politicians and the VIP of the medical center were there. It was a historical event.https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152926471145870.1073742506.581200869&type=1&l=0de4c801a9
I kept attending the workshops dealing with economic development, tourism and museums but honestly I just could not take it anymore. By Friday, August 28, I needed to distract myself from the 10 Year anniversary events. Fortunately, my darling friend Mark Romig invited me to attend the lovely reception in honor of the International Community at the Aquarium.https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152930083745870.1073742507.581200869&type=1&l=4e23920a3c
That evening I went to see my darling friends, talented entertainers Becky Allen, Marshall Harris and Jim Walpole at Mag at the Marigny. It was so entertaining and was enjoyed by all.https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10152930244685870.1073742508.581200869&type=1&l=ebbaa40992
On Saturday, after work at Casell-Bergen Gallery, I just went home to reflect about Katrina, its aftermath and its continuing recovery. We were united in tragedy but the New Orleans community is also united in HOPE! Let’s move on.
I concluded my week by attending the FestiGals' Gridiron for Girls at Manning's. The great football legend Archie Manning was there. The only things missing were the Saints players. As one of the have been Grand Diva, I opted to wear the FestiGals colors but most of the gals were wearing the black and gold and they looked great.
The Voice of the Saints- Mark Romig and his sister- the Saints Spotter - talented Mary Beth Romig made it very informative and fun. I think I learned a few things to help me along for the upcoming football season. .
On a sad note, Gloria LeBlanc Boutte, the lovely matriarch of the Boutte Family that includes talented Lillian Boutte', John Boutté, Lolet Ayita Boutte, Tanya E.Boutte and many others passed away. I was blessed to have known her for a long time. May her soul rest in peace and my deepest condolences to the Boutte Family.http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/theneworleansadvocate/obituary.aspx?n=gloria-leblanc-boutte&pid=175670127&fhid=29155
I also just learned that another pillar of our community also passed away this week. The lovely Sergia Myra De Bram died peacefully on August 19. She worked for many years at the International World Trade Center and owned the first Latin beauty salon called Myra's. She was the beloved mother of my darling friend, Alexis De Bram.
This upcoming week is going to be a very special one. On September 2 is the 7th Annual Cultural Collision.Someone once likened Culture Collision to a trade show, but it's so much more! Nowhere else in town will you will find more than 65 of New Orleans' performing and visual arts organizations under one roof for a one-night-only event of artistic celebration and schmoozing. Let that sink in a moment - for the professional and arts aficionado in you, unlimited networking awaits; for the philanthropist in you, an array of tax-deductible organizations to donate generously to.
Jazz in the Park returns for eight straight weeks this fall, with a stellar roster of New Orleans music that features Jon Cleary, Charmaine Neville, Partners & Crime, Russel Batiste and friends, Raw Oyster Cult, The Pinnettes Brass Band, Gina Brown, Marlon Jordan and Little Freddie King to name a few.
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In addition, we are also going to have the annual Louisiana Seafood Festival, starting on September 4. The Louisiana Hospitality Foundation has released the music schedule for the 2015 Louisiana Seafood Festival. The event will feature 15 musical acts throughout the three-day event. Guests will enjoy free admission to see national headliners including Little River Band, Starship featuring Mickey Thomas, and Louisiana's own Marc Broussard.
"We have a great music lineup to encourage people to come out to the fest over Labor Day weekend," said Tony Abadie, Foundation Vice President. "We are excited about the new dates at City Park and our eclectic music schedule. With a good mix of jazz, country, zydeco, R&B and rock on the Bud Light stage, it is going to be a wonderful event again this year."
Elegua Dance & Drum Company - In Concert at Ashé
Elegua, the internationally renowned women's percussion ensemble from Venezuela, will make a rare appearance in New Orleans. The group brings pure excitement and rhythms that make you want to get up and move.
Along with the Consulate of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in New Orleans, we are excited to have them present a drum and dance workshop for young adults, as well as a concert honoring the people of New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, both happening on September 4, 2015.
Darling, please put in your calendars: As in the past, I am hosting my annual Salute to the Cultural Arts during the monthly Round Table Luncheon on Wednesday, September 16 at noon at Antoine's Restaurant. This luncheon will be co-hosted by Scott Hutcheson
Senior Advisor to the Mayor for Cultural Economy of the City of New Orleans.
I have invited the directors of New Orleans Ballet, New Orleans Opera, New Orleans Museum of Art, Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, Jefferson Performing ArtsSociety, Contemporary Arts Center, and the Ogden Museum of Art. I also have invited the Hon. Consul of France, Gregor Trumel and Hon. Consul General of Mexico, Ramon Gonzalez Jamison, and they have both accepted. I think it is going to be a very exciting, informative, entertaining and delicious luncheon.
Entertainment by bass baritone Ivan Griffin, who has performed with the New Orleans Opera Association and the Opera Creole, and soprano Kathleen Halm Simmons who will be accompanied on the piano by Timothy Todd Simmons, Director of the New Orleans Opera Association. Champagne and wines compliments of Ross and Sandra Herman. Reserve now at 495-9181. The price is $50 all-inclusive.
Photos
The final presentation of Teatro Sin Fronteras #7 at the Old Marquer Theater at 2400 Saint Claude Ave . It never fail to amazed me how multitalented is artist and founder Jose Torres-Tama. I loved his performance and the others that included
FestiGals Gridiron for Girls
Calendar of events; For complete list visit: La Fete News
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September 2, 2015
47th Annual Meet the Saints Luncheon
The Touchdown Cub of New Orleans is hosting the 47th Annual Meet the Saints Luncheon on Wednesday, September 2, 2015 at the Hyatt Regency. Come and have lunch with the New Orleans Saints prior to their departure to travel to Green Bay for their 2015 4th pre-season game. Jim Henderson will introduce each and every member of our team & Coach Payton will present 2014 Coaches Awards. Proceeds from the luncheon will benefit Team Gleason and The Ray Hester Foundation as well as other philanthropic charities of the Touchdown Club of New Orleans. Visit www.tdcno.org for additional information.
Doors open at 10:45 a.m., Lunch is served at 12 p.m.
Admission: $75 per person
Contact: Roslyn Duplessie
Phone: 504-452-8993
Email: rduples1@msn.com
Venue: Hyatt Regency New Orleans
September 2
CULTURE COLLISION
Join us for Culture Collision 7 at The National WWII Museum's U.S. Freedom Pavilion and is free and open to the public. The one-night-only event features more than 65 local, nonprofit visual and performing arts organizations - all with diverse missions, sizes and passions. Nowhere else in town boasts a collective of the city's top arts groups, all under one roof, for the ultimate experience of artistic celebration and schmoozing.
The event also features a huge free drawing, complimentary hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar with happy hour specials. Paid parking is available in the corner lot at Magazine Street and Andrew Higgins. Street parking and additional, non-museum pay lots are also located throughout the neighborhood. Plus, for the first time since its founding, Culture Collision is partnering with Uber New Orleans to offer attendees a FREE first ride. To redeem, download the Uber app at UBER.COM/APP and enter code CULTURENOLA for $20 off your first ride.Location: National WWII Museum, The U.S. Freedom Pavilion Boeing Center
Address: 945 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70130
Venue: National WWII Museum, The
Time: 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
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Jazz in the Park
September 03 – October 29, 2015
Jazz in the Park returns for eight straight weeks this fall, with a stellar roster of New Orleans music that features Jon Cleary, Charmaine Neville, Partners & Crime, Russel Batiste and friends, Raw Oyster Cult, The Pinnettes Brass Band, Gina Brown, Marlon Jordan and Little Freddie King to name a few. Besides the music, there will be food vendors serving some of the city's best food and art and craft vendors offering original, handcrafted items for sale.
Armstrong Park, 701 N Rampart St., New Orleans, LA 70116
Times: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm-Admission: Free
Phone: 504-233-4ARM-Email: info@armstrongpark.org
Taking the stage in Armstrong Park this fall:
9/3 Jon Cleary & The AMG and Charmaine Neville
9/10 Partners & Crime and Brassaholics
9/17 Corey Henry & The Treme Funktet and Treme Brass Band
9/24 Russell Batiste and Friends and Free Agent Brass Band
10/1 Raw Oyster Cult and the Pinnettes Brass Band
10/8 Mike "Soulman" Baptiste and Gina Brown
10/22 TBA and Marlon Jordan Band
10/29 Little Freddie King and Erica Falls
Besides the music, there will be food vendors serving some of the city's best food and art and craft vendors offering original, handcrafted items for sale.
September 02 – 07
Southern Decadence Festival
Southern Decadence is an annual six-day event held in New Orleans, Louisiana by the gay and lesbian community during Labor Day Weekend, climaxing with a parade through the French Quarter on the Sunday before Labor Day
Southern Decadence started as a simple going-away party. As a top gay Labor Day Weekend destination, it has evolved into one of our world's major annual events. One of the largest annual celebrations and festivals in New Orleans, it has become known as the "Gay Mardi Gras." People begin to arrive on the Wednesday before Labor Day, and generally don't even think about stopping or going home until the following Tuesday. http://www.southerndecadence.net/schedule.htm
September 03 – December 27, 2015
Legendary Musicians Fats Domino & Dave Bartholomew to be honored with Music Tribute - Carver Theater
Join us at the Carver Theater for a Music Tribute honoring Legendary Musicians Fats Domino and Dave Bartholomew. The "Vegas Style" show, will be held every Thursday through Sunday at and all ages are welcomed to attend. Ironically, it will be held at the historic Carver Theater in the heart of Treme, America's oldest black neighborhood and at one time a major hotbed for live music in the Big Easy. The show is a tribute to Domino and Bartholomew's music but it doesn't use impersonators.
Join us at the Carver Theater for a Music Tribute honoring Legendary Musicians Fats Domino and Dave Bartholomew. The "Vegas Style" show, will be held every Thursday through Sunday at and all ages are welcomed to attend. Ironically, it will be held at the historic Carver Theater in the heart of Treme, America's oldest black neighborhood and at one time a major hotbed for live music in the Big Easy. The show is a tribute to Domino and Bartholomew's music but it doesn't use impersonators.
Anchoring the ensemble are Al "Lil Fats" Jackson and Shamarr Allen. Jackson is a master of New Orleans rhythm and blues but is best known for his stunning tribute to the legendary Fats Domino.
Allen is a music prodigy who is considered one of the most prolific trumpet players not only in New Orleans but in the entire country.
Recurrence: Recurring weekly on Sunday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Historic Carver Theater, 2101 Orleans Avenue, New Orleans
Recurrence: Recurring weekly on Sunday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Historic Carver Theater, 2101 Orleans Avenue, New Orleans
September 3
Thursdays at Twilight Garden Concert Series
http://neworleanscitypark.com/botanical-garden Pavilion of the Two Sisters, New Orleans Botanical Garden, City Park
Admission: Single tickets are $10. Advance tickets are available online at NewOrleansCityPark.com. Advance tickets may also be purchased over the phone at 504.483.9488 or at the Botanical Garden Gift Shop. Thursdays at Twilight Series Season Passes are also available for purchase.
Thursdays at Twilight - Joe Krown Swing Band ActivitiesBotanical GardenMusicThursdays at
Twilight Pavilion of the Two Sisters
September 03rd at 6:00 pm
Joe Krown has traveled the globe performing with the likes of Dr. John, Chuck Berry, Irma Thomas, and Eric Clapton. Tonight he will bring Swing Music to our Thursday series. Great musicians always make for great shows. The weekly Thursdays at Twilight series showcases some of the finest musicians in New Orleans featuring an assortment of music styles. Click the 'buy tickets' icon to the left of this paragraph to buy your $10/person tickets now! Please make sure to click the 'more information' below for further information about the concerts or to contact someone to answer your questions. Please remember to print your ticket(s) out ahead of time and bring with you to the event. For more information about the music, please visit this site: www.joekrown.com -
September 04 – 06
Louisiana Seafood Festival at New Orleans City Park
From our waters to your plate, the Louisiana Seafood Festival is a celebration of all the fresh and flavorful seafood that makes our state great.
This three-day festival offers more and more every year:
Celebrity Chef Cooking Demonstrations inside a covered pavilion
An Oktoberfest-themed Beer Garden
A Kid's Tent featuring fun, seafood-themes activities from the Louisiana Children's Museum
An Arts Village showcasing gifts, décor and more
Food and Beverages including water, sodas, beer, specialty cocktails and frozen daiquiris
Free Admission-bring your friends and family!
Address: 1 Palm Drive, New Orleans, LA 70124
September 4
Elegua Dance & Drum Company - In Concert at Ashé
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The Louisiana Hospitality Foundation has released the music schedule for the 2015 Louisiana Seafood Festival. The event will feature 15 musical acts throughout the three-day event. Guests will enjoy free admission to see national headliners including Little River Band, Starship featuring Mickey Thomas, and Louisiana's own Marc Broussard.
"We have a great music lineup to encourage people to come out to the fest over Labor Day weekend," said Tony Abadie, Foundation Vice President. "We are excited about the new dates at City Park and our eclectic music schedule. With a good mix of jazz, country, zydeco, R&B and rock on the Bud Light stage, it is going to be a wonderful event again this year."
Friday, September 4, 2015
11:00am Christian Serpas & Ghost Town
12:30pm Chubby Carrier and the Bayou Swamp Band
2:00pm Brass-a-Holics
3:30pm Jon Cleary & the Absolute Monster Gentlemen
5:30pm Little River Band
Saturday, September 5, 2015
11:00am The N'awlins Johnnys
12:30pm Paul Sanchez and Minimum Rage
2:00pm The Wise Guys
3:30pm The Vettes
5:30pm Starship featuring Mickey Thomas
Sunday, September 6, 2015
11:00am John Boutte
12:30pm Mia Borders
2:00pm George Porter Jr. & Runnin Pardners
3:30pm Bonerama
5:30pm Marc Broussard
September 6
Southern Decadence Jazz Brunch
@The Bourbon Orleans Hotel
September 6
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Stop by the Dutch Alley Performance Pavilion for this weekly series presented by the New Orleans Association. The free event features three opera singers who present songs previewing the 2015-2016 season.
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A Taste of the Opera
@The French Market
Final Week of For Blue Star Museums
@The Historic New Olreans Collection
THNOC will offer special free tours to active-duty military and up to 5 of their immediate family members, in honor of Blue Star Museums, a program to show appreciation for US military personnel and their families.
Ongoing Exhibitions - Not to be missed
August 02 – October 4
Ashe Cultural Arts Center Presents - Ashe to Amen: A Visual Art Exhibition
Ashe to Amen: the Enduring Spirituality of People of African Descent- an exhibition that looks at the evolution of creativity and spirituality of people of African descent, with particular emphasis on the city of New Orleans, Louisiana. This exhibition is a testament and celebration of the spirit, tenacity of belief and vibrant artistry of the creative communities of New Orleans. Some of the artists whose works are on display will be the following: Willie Birch, Ron Bechet, CFreedom, Jeffrey Cook, Frank Hayden, Louise Mouton-Johnson, Martin Payton, Steve Prince, John Scott and more. Suits by Mardi Gras Indians Big Chief Victor Harris and Big Queen Cherice Harrison-Nelson.
Location: Ashe Cultural Arts Center
Address: 1712 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70113
Times: Closed Mondays; Tuesday- Thursday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm; Closed Fridays; Saturday- Sunday 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
August 22, 2015 – January 9, 2016
The Historic New Orleans Collections Presents- The Katrina Decade: Images of an Altered City
The Historic New Orleans Collection marks the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with the release of the new book and exhibition The Katrina Decade: Images of an Altered City, featuring the haunting black-and-white images of New Orleans-based photographer David G. Spielman. His photographs, seventy-seven of which are featured in the exhibition, chronicle the destruction wrought by Hurricane Katrina and the arrested processes of rebuilding and recovery that persist in many neighborhoods.
Location: Laura Simon Nelson Galleries for Louisiana Art
Address: 400 Chartres Street, New Orleans, LA
Times: Tuesday-Saturday, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m
Admission: Admission is FREE
This blog is courtesy of Casell- Bergen Gallery, 1305 Decatur Street- acroos from the old US Mint. 504-495-9181
Margarita Bergen added 10 new photos to the album: SALE OF UP TO 70% NO JAZZ FESTIVAL POSTERS.
IN commemoration of the 10th anniversary of Katrina - Casell -Bergen gallery is having a huge sale up to 70% off of selected New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and Congo Square Posters. I am putting them in e-bay as well. Limited supply so call me for prices at 504-495-9181 or text me
Here is the new issue of New Orleans Living : http://www.livingneworleans.com/New-Orleans-Living-September-2015/#p=60
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