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The Baby Dolls at The Green Journey Series at St. Roch Market
If you have not participated in The Green Journey Series at St. Roch Market it's an evening of fun, community, culture and performance coming together.
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Community Spotlight: JRNOLA – Big Easy Magazine
Community Spotlight: JRNOLA – Big Easy Magazine https://www.bigeasymagazine.com/tag/jenn-bentley The New Orleans Junior Journalism Program (JRNOLA) understands the importance of journalists in a democratic society. That’s why they’re working hard to educate and mentor the next generation of New Orleans journalists. With their help, high schoolers from around New Orleans are getting real-life experience covering news, sports, arts and entertainment, as well as learning photojournalism, and more. As one of JRNOLA’s publication partners, we’ve seen firsthand the skills that the students involved with the program are learning. We’ve also been honored to be a part of helping them showcase those skills by publishing student-written content right here on our website. — Read on www.bigeasymagazine.com/2019/01/10/community-spotlight-jrnola/
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SOUTHERN REP THEATRE TO HOST MASQUERADE FOR MENTAL HEALTH
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Michael GuillotMarketing Manager, Southern Rep Theatre. 225-747-9177 michael@southernrep.com SOUTHERN REP THEATRE TO HOST MASQUERADE FOR MENTAL HEALTH A FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT LOYOLA CENTER FOR COUNSELING & EDUCATION AND CARE FOR CREATIVES NEW ORLEANS (January 7, 2020) – Southern Rep Theatre will host a Masquerade for Mental Health fundraiser on Tuesday, February 4th from 6:30 – 9:30 PM at 2541 Bayou Road in the Sanctuary Bar. The fundraiser will benefit the Loyola Center for Counseling & Education and Care for Creatives. Masquerade attendees can look forward to entertainment by New Orleans’ own Dat Band who play a variety of jazz, rock, funk, dance, and pop music. VIP guests…
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RIP to Nola Legend 5th Ward Weebie | B97 FM
Our prayers are with the friends and family of Nola hip hop and bounce legend, 5th Ward Weebie, Jerome Cosey. Earlier this week, friends and family were asking for prayers for the rapper online, saying he was in serious condition in the hospital. It is reported that Weebie had a history of high blood pressure and was reportedly taken to the hospital after one of his arteries ruptured. That is when he underwent surgery, where he began having complications with his other organs that resulted in his passing. _________________ It breaks my heart to hear that yet another New Orleans man of my generation has suddenly passed away as the result…
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Allison “Big Chief Tootie” Montana Day
January 6th was officially proclaimed Allison “Big Chief Tootie” Montana Day. You are cordially invited by his family to attend a celebration of his life and the opening of Carnival season. *Blessing, wreath laying at his statue in Armstrong Park followed by Black Indian chants, other musical entertainment, food and beverages. Chief Allison “Tootie” Montana (December 16, 1922 – June 27, 2005), a lather by trade, was a New Orleans cultural icon who acted as the Mardi Gras Indian “chief of chiefs” for over 50 years. Tootie is revered in the Mardi Gras Indian culture as the Big Chief who is responsible for changing the violent way of the Indians’…
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Last good bye to Leah Chase
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Seven single mothers are reuniting with their children this Christmas after a handful of local organizations bonded them out of jail for the holidays. — Read on www.fox8live.com/2019/12/25/non-profit-organizations-bail-single-moms-out-jail-before-christmas/
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2019 Christmas Day Menu – Tujague’s Restaurant – Historic New Orleans Restaurant
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New Year’s Eve in New Orleans: Here’s where to ring in 2020 – NOLA Weekend
New Orleans definitely knows how to bring the party when ringing in the New Year. The city offers plenty of options to countdown to midnight to party the night away. From festive fireworks to big bashes, celebrating New Year’s Eve in New Orleans is a big celebration no matter which event you choose to ring in the New Year. We’ve gathered some ideas for celebrating New Year’s Eve in New Orleans on Tuesday, Dec. 31. — Read on www.nolaweekend.com/new-years-eve-in-new-orleans-heres-where-to-ring-in-2020/
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NYE at Three Keys with soul legend Lee Fields
Live Music From a Soul Legend and Bottomless Sparkling Wine Soul legend Lee Fields and his band the Expressions (who announced a new album together earlier this year) will perform a special New Year’s Eve show at Three Keys at the Ace Hotel New Orleans, with soul singer Aaron Abernathy opening the show. Capture your future former self with a photo on us and tunes by DJ Shane Love from 5pm. Then stay for bottomless bubbles and the main attraction at 9pm in Three Keys with soul legend Lee Fields & the Expressions plus the Aaron Abernathy Trio. And toast to a year of possibility–it’s a New Year, New You with DJs Felice Gee and Legatron…
