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Tulane biomedical engineering students, from left Stephen Hahn, Morgan Bohrer, Alex Verne and Michael L'Ecuyer, won the Arrow Electronics People's Choice Award at the annual Collegiate Inventors Competition. The photo was taken before the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo courtesy of TrachTech)"
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Tulane team wins prize in national
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A team of biomedical engineering students at Tulane University has won a prestigious award at the annual Collegiate Inventors Competition, a program of the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
TrachTech — whose members are Morgan Bohrer, Stephen Hahn, Michael L’Ecuyer, Alex Verne and faculty advisor Mark Mondrinos — won the Arrow Electronics People’s Choice Award for the invention of a specialized device to clean intubation tubes without the risk of extubation.
The team developed the device as a response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, saying that with ventilators in high demand, it’s essential that these machines remain clean and safe.
“In at least 84% of intubation tubes, biofilm buildup occurs, restricting airflow and increasing the likelihood that patients will develop ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP),” the team wrote in its project description. “(The device) is specifically designed to efficiently remove biofilms and debris from the tubes and maintain continued airflow from ventilators during the cleaning process.”
TrachTech was one of five winners in the competition, which was presented in a virtual format and judged by some of the most influential inventors and innovation experts in the nation. The Arrow Electronics People’s Choice Award comes with a $2,000 prize.
Hahn said he and his teammates began the project as their senior capstone for biomedical engineering. They started with the broad topic of intubation, then narrowed the project down to biofilm buildup on intubation tubes after consulting with medical professionals at Tulane Medical School and University Medical Center.
“Since then, we have been continually working to design, test and improve the project,” Hahn said.
The team recently completed a six-week cohort with the NSF LSU I-Corps Sites program, where students learned about the commercialization process. The program included such topics as patents and copyrights, licensing, customer identification, market research and possible startup opportunities.
“Our current plan is to continue advancing our prototype and testing to effectively prove its efficacy and begin looking for ways to introduce our product to the market,” Hahn said.
The team is also entering Tulane’s Novel Tech Challenge, which awards monetary prizes for the best ideas that improve the environment, health, education and urban infrastructure through technology
As a new faculty member in the Tulane School of Science and Engineering, assistant professor of biomedical engineering Mark Mondrinos said he was honored to serve as the team’s advisor.
“I guided them in the process of testing and validating their device, but they did all the creative work,” he said. “We are hoping to publish their design and data in an academic journal. I am so proud of Stephen and the rest of the TrachTech team. They were my first senior design team as new faculty. I was lucky to wind up with such an excellent group of students.”
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HIGH-CAPACITY, DRIVE-THRU COVID-19 TESTING IN NEW ORLEANS |
NEW ORLEANS —
Pre-registration is available but is not required. Individuals who pre-register at DoINeedACovid19Test.com will be directed to an express lane; those who do not pre-register will be directed to the regular lane where they can relay contact and health information to staff.
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Chef Carl’s Famous Monday Night Fried Chicken is back. Every Monday . Served with red beans, cole slaw and a buttered biscuits.
TO-GO option available through Teddy’s Cafe
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MONDAY, NOV 16
MONDAY, NOV 23
5 PM – 7 PM
3336 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115
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Sunset Live Sets
Live music on Monday
at Dat Dog Magazine
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Make Monday better with LIVE MUSIC in the courtyard of Dat Dog Magazine, 5-7pm, MONDAY 11/16 and MONDAY 11/23. Our "Sunset Live Sets" feature the talents of Rob Figliuzzi and Michael Parsons. Our cocktails are even better with live piano and guitar! Don't miss! |
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6 PM – 7:30 PM
7400 Lakeshore Drive, New Orleans, LA 70124
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NOV
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Chamber Dine Around - Felix's at the Lakefront
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Join the New Orleans Chamber for dinner and curated connections - a structured networking approach. Enjoy a 3-course meal at a socially distanced 4-top table for an informal but focused discussion. We will actively work to connect people at each table at assigned seats based on their industry and any requests noted in their registration.
COVID-19 has changed our world of networking as we knew it. If your schedule changes, know that your ticket is transferable. Just let us know who will be taking your place. We ask for your patience with us as we develop new, safe, (much smaller than normal) opportunities for you to grow your businesses.
$45 for Members
$55 for Non-Members
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Thank you for joining us for our birthday celebration, as we count down 40 days until our 40th Birthday on December 4th, 2020! We are already halfway there! |
Day 22 - Monday November 16
6 pm CT - Bettye Lavette, live at the Detroit International Jazz Festival, 2007.
In 2007, WWOZ's remote broadcast trucks made the trip all the way to Detroit, and one of the artists they broadcast from the Detroit Jazz Fest was the amazing singer Bettye Lavette, with a set that has not been heard since we first aired it.
Special sponsor of the day is Cam Marston of Mobile, Alabama.
Day 23 - Tuesday November 17
10 am CT - Highlights from WWOZ's School Groove
WWOZ's acclaimed School Groove program brings the best middle school and high school bands from around the New Orleans area to the radio station, for a full professional broadcast experience. Producer Leslie Cooper is bringing us highlights from these amazing performances by the future stars of New Orleans music.
Special sponsors of the day are Michael, Jennifer and Daisy Longfield.
Day 24 - Wednesday November 18
12 pm CT - John Mooney, live at Jazz Fest 1998
Described as John's "comeback set," this performance in the Blues Tent at Jazz Fest is remembered as one of the great highlights of the entire history of the festival.
Special sponsor of the day is in honor of Dian Tracy and Family.
Day 25 - Thursday November 19
9-11 am CT, during Traditional Jazz with Sally Young - June Gardner and the Fellows, live in the Economy Hall Tent at Jazz Fest in 2001
Legendary drummer and bandleader "Gentleman" June Gardner is joined by a band featuring Leroy Jones on trumpet, Craig Klein on trombone, and Peter "Chuck" Badie on bass, for a great set of traditional New Orleans jazz.
Special sponsors of the day are Susan Jenks and Tibbs the Cat.
Day 26 - Friday November 20
12 pm CT - Henry Butler, live from WWOZ Piano Night 2007
Show host Black Mold brings us a smoking-hot rare live set from the New Orleans piano legend Henry Butler, backed by Shannon Powell on drums, Renard Poche on guitar, and Donald Ramsey on bass.
Special sponsors of the day are Patrick Hill and Sarah Gray, thanking all who help keep WWOZ on the air, especially during the pandemic with Festing in Place.
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Remember to save your spot
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2901 David dr.
Metairie, LA 70003
(504) 381-5063
Tacos del Cartel is not only a Taquería 🌮. We are also a Mezcalería 🍹. Our Maestro Mezcalero Ismael Rodriguez (@hpollo5203) is the creator of iconic signature cocktails we have in our curated drinks menu 👌🏻
Check this one out 👉🏻 We call it "Día de Muerto Old Fashioned": A blend of Espadin Mezcal, Vermouth, #Nutella fat washed and Orange saccharum, on the rocks 🥃... You won't belive it! 🤯
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LET'S ALL GO TO CANAL PLACE!
November 16 - Thursday, November 19
Daily Showtimes of New Movies & Classic Movies!
-FREAKY
-LET HIM GO
-GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY
-HARRY POTTER & THE SORCERER'S STONE
-FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980)
-THE UNTOUCHABLES
-CASABLANCA
-A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE
Head to ThePrytania.com for tickets & more information!
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Prytania Theatres
at Canal Place
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New Orleans's oldest operating theater expands to its second location downtown. Prytania Theatres at Canal Place launches with a soft opening Nov. 6, with free admission throughout opening weekend.
The new 21,762 square foot space, nine-screen theatre launches with a soft opening Nov. 8, with free admission throughout opening weekend. During its first weekend, the theater will screen documentaries, filmed interviews and football games. Concessions will be available for purchase.
Hours during the soft opening are Friday through Sunday from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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We will be validating parking for our customers through the Premier Parking App. Please follow the steps below to ensure you receive our special discounted rate!
*BEFORE LEAVING YOUR VEHICLE*
1- Using the Premier Parking app, select P400
2- Click "Start Parking"
3- Select the "Prytania Theatres at Canal Place" parking under Special Rates
4- Enter your vehicle information (license plate number, make/model, color)
5- Pay for parking (4 hours for $20.25)
6- Upon arrival to the theatres, give your license plate number to the box office clerk/concession stand clerk so we can validate parking
7- You will receive a text shortly verifying a refund in the amount of $16.25 (Parking total $4 for 4 hours)
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John Rankin
FACEBOOK LIVE PAGE
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PERFORMANCES
FACEBOOK LIVE: 6 TO 7 PM EVERY MONDAY!
John Rankin Music
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Every evening from 6:30pm cst -8:30pm, I’ll be doing a Facebook Live on my page |
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Dear Friends and Family in Music,
Facebook Live from New Orleans concert every night 6:30-8:30pm cst Taking Live requests
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7 PM – 10 PM
898 Baronne St, New Orleans, LA 70113
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Argentinian Wine Dinner
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Join us for an all inclusive, 5 course wine pairing dinner featuring all wines from Argentina!
Courses will include coconut shrimp, Caribbean red beans, strip steak with chimichurri and more!
Call 504-302-1302 to reserve your seat, $100. Speak to Keirston or Brooke.
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Robin Barnes presents #SongbirdAtHome
7 PM – 8 PM
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Join Robin Barnes, the Songbird of New Orleans and her husband Pat Casey every Monday night as they bring a concert right from their living room to yours! Live stream the show every Monday night at 7PM CST on Facebook & Instagram! |
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Look to the sky starting Monday to catch the peak of the Leonid meteor shower.
On the night of Nov. 16-17, about 15 to 20 meteors per hour will be visible in the night sky, according to AccuWeather.
The Leonids are famous for producing meteor storms, meaning thousands of meteors streak across the sky every hour. However, storms normally occur every 33 years, and none are expected in 2020. The last storm was in 2001.
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The best time to see the shower is after midnight with the constellation Leo high overhead. The meteors will appear to originate from Leo, although you don't have to look in that direction.
Find a dark area and lie back to have the entire night sky in your sight. Remember to dress warmly, too!
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The 31st New Orleans Film Festival, November 16-22 |
Explore films from New Orleans filmmakers! Fest at home and watch 160+ films through NOFF Virtual Cinema or attend films at two Open-Air Cinemas on the Lafitte Greenway plus Broadside at Broad Theater.
This year, 26% of all films in the lineup come from Louisiana filmmakers and 45% of all films come from the American South!
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New Orleans photographer David Spielman with Vincent Sciama, Counsul General of France in Louisiana. An exhibition of Spielman's works, 'New Orleans: Tested Again,' will be on display on the fences of the consulate along Prytania Street.
PROVIDED PHOTO BY AUDOIN DE VERGNETTE
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The Consulate General of France in Louisiana will display an outdoor exhibition of new works by New Orleans photographer David Spielman capturing local life amid the coronavirus pandemic. "New Orleans: Tested Again" is a series of black and white photos showing New Orleanians going about daily life, such as grocery shopping, attending church and returning to schools.
Inspired by exhibitions displayed on the fences of Paris' Luxembourg Gardens, "New Orleans: Tested Again" will be attached to the fences of the Consulate General at 2406 Prytania St. The photos will be on display through Nov. 23.
"The history of France and New Orleans is long, rich and extremely important," a short exhibit statement says. "For more than 300 years, in good and bad times, we have stood together. During this worldwide pandemic we are once again side by side. Together we will thrive."
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COOLinary
is back for an encore from Thru-
November 22nd!
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Whether you dine-in or take-out, enjoy specially priced, prix-fixe meals for $22 or less for lunch and $40 or less for dinner and brunch. Plus, with weekly themes and Chef’s Specials, we are better than ever! |
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NATIONAL BUTTON DAY
National Button Day on November 16th celebrates the function of buttons and the hobby of button collection. Step aside zippers, laces, and snaps. Honor the button.
Founded in 1938, the National Button Society recognized button collecting as an organized hobby. Both novice and advanced button collectors celebrate the enjoyment of collecting on this day.
Do you remember your grandmother or your mother snipping the buttons off shirts headed for the rag basket? Those buttons often collected in jars or tins. Maybe you even played games or strung them for ornaments and crafts. The buttons were fun to stack into piles, sort by color or size, or scatter and slide across the floor or table making up different games each time.
Crafters across the country utilize buttons in creative ways. They are some of the best at finding new uses for old items. There are thousands of button collectors in the United States.
Buttons have been made of a variety of materials. Ancient buttons were formed from natural and readily available substances such as stone, shell, bone, clay, or wood. In more modern times, metals, plastics, resins, and acrylics have been used. While buttons were usually functional to fasten two pieces of cloth together, they also served as decoration.
While buttons today can be simple disks with two or four holes allowing a needle and thread to pass through, button makers create more elaborate designs. If you can imagine it, there’s probably a button like it. From animals and food to iconic buildings and famous people, button makers make them. They’re colorful and fun. While the fun ones may be less practical, they still function.
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NATIONAL FAST FOOD DAY
On November 16th food lovers get a dose of their favorite convenience food on National Fast Food Day. Whether they use the drive-thru, dine-in or get it to go, fast food will grill up, fry up and broil up menu staples.
First popularized in the United States in the 1950s, fast food is considered any meal with low preparation time and served to a customer in a packaged form. The meal makes for quick dine-in, take-out or take-away. Most fast-food restaurants offer drive-thru service.
Merriam-Webster dictionary first recognized the term “fast food” in 1951.
Following World War I, automobiles became popular and more affordable. At that time, restaurants introduced the drive-in.
Much like today’s food trucks, Walter Anderson first began selling hamburgers out of an old streetcar body at a Wichita intersection. While the menu was limited, the hamburgers were a crowd-pleaser. When the popularity of his hamburgers grew, he partnered with E.W. Ingram and opened the first White Castle in 1921 in Wichita, Kansas. The enterprising restauranteurs were the first in the fast-food business. They sold hamburgers for five cents each.
The United States has the largest fast food industry in the world. American fast-food restaurants are located in over 100 countries.
Fun fact: The first Happy Meal was served in June of 1979.
While fast-food began as sandwiches and sides, the menus expanded over-time. Today fast-food includes fish, a variety of fried chicken, tacos, pizza and a wide selection of sides. Sodas quench the thirst and desserts sweeten the menu. From ice cream and shakes to pies and cakes, fast food delivers.
As times changed, restaurants added breakfast items to the menu, too. Expanding their hours increased their workforce and their menu options, as well. However, not all fast-food chains offer breakfast.
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On Deck for November 16, 2020
National Days
On Deck for November 17, 2020
National Days
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Demand for cotton quickly resulted in the realization that a steamer could carry more cotton if it was compressed into bales. Across the city, large compresses were erected at a cost ranging from $20,000 to $40,000 ($575,000 to $1.15 million today) in warehouses along the river. Pictured here is one such cotton press from 1890. There were between 25 and 30 cotton presses active, mostly in the upper First District from Delord Street to Felicity Street, and from Magazine Street to Water Street.
After picking, cotton boles are placed into a cotton gin where seeds are separated from fiber. The accumulated fiber is shipped from the farm to the cotton press where it is fed into the top of the machine seen here. The steam powered giant then compresses the cotton until it becomes the size of one of the large bales seen on the left side of the photograph. These have been wrapped in burlap and secured with either iron or rope ties. Each large bale weighs approximately 500-pounds.
Newly compressed bales are then transported to the port where the shipping company paid about $0.40 per bale for the compressed cargo. Riverboats like the Natchez or the J.M. White could carry as many 5,000 bales although the average load was closer to 3,500 bales. Once woven into cloth, each bale would produce 8,340 handkerchiefs, 760 men's shirts, 290 men's jeans, 900 women's blouses, 3650 women's jeans, 210 full-size sheets, and 3,670 men's socks.
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Author Terry Flettrich lived an eventful life of 99 years. She was born in 1917 in Omsk, Siberia (Russia) and, from the age of three, grew up in Shanghai, China, where her father had been sent on a trade mission by the new Soviet government. In 1937, while a premed student in Shanghai, she became a journalistic photographer covering the Japanese invasion of China. Her concerned parents sent her, for safety, to the United States. She completed her education at Linfield College (in Oregon) and Columbia University (in New York City). In the 1940s, she married New Orleans artist Leonard Flettrich and began working in local radio. Soon she took to television in the infancy of that medium, appearing in test programs filmed at the D. H. Holmes Department Store on Canal Street. After WDSU signed on as New Orleans' first commercial TV station in December, 1948, she joined the Midday television program as a regular, and played the role of "Mrs. Muffin" as a children's show host. The show was known for allowing local children to celebrate their birthdays on the air. Eventually she would become an anchor, and a producer, on Midday. After the death of her first husband in 1970 and the sale of WDSU in 1972, she moved to New England (Hancock, Maine). She ran a country inn but also remained active in broadcasting as a reporter for Good Morning America (specializing in stories on aging in America). She returned to New Orleans in 2013 with her second husband, Robert Rohe, a professional musician. She was inducted into the New Orleans Broadcaster's Hall of Fame (in 1993) and received a lifetime achievement award from the Press Club of New Orleans (in 2000).
Flettrich knew her subject well, because she and her family lived near Bourbon Street in the Faubourg Marigny (just off of Esplanade Avenue). They actually referred to their home as The House In the Bend of Bourbon Street. The book was illustrated by her daughter, Lo-An. The story was given a musical adaptation that was performed by the New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony. One of the performers was her future second husband, a bassist.
LITTLE KNOWN FACT: One of her greatest contributions was in the culinary field. It is said that Flettrich was responsible for convincing her friend Ella Brennan to hire Paul Prudhomme as the chef of the famous Commander's Palace restaurant!
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Need help? Here are some tips for streaming from a phone from WWOZ's Video Director. |
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OnlineWire - New Orleans virtual gig calendar |
Virtual gig listings from New Orleans musicians, so you can support and enjoy live, local music. Without leaving home.
While normal gigs are not being held during the pandemic, we'll be updating the WWOZ OnlineWire, a calendar of virtual gigs, in the place of the regular WWOZ Livewire. These are happening on a variety of platforms-- mostly social media. We're sharing links when and where we can.
Many musicians are offering digital "tip jars" via Venmo or other payment systems during these sets. Stay in and support some live, local music! As always, listings are subject to change.
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TUESDAY Nov 17
AT 11:00 AM
Cooped Up and Cooking
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Fresh fish is an incredibly easy, incredibly tasty way to get protein and healthy omega-3 fatty acids into your diet, and Chef Nino is ready to help with his latest recipe. Join him for another installment of Cooped Up and Cooking on Tuesday, November 17, at noon EST as he prepares his take on Oven-Fried Catfish. As you’ll soon see, we think this no-fuss, no-mess recipe is one you’ll have in heavy rotation for years to come. #ThatsHumanCare
Here’s the ingredients you’ll need to prepare for your fresh catch: 1½ pounds catfish filets, one cup whole grain yellow cornmeal, paprika; dried thyme, celery seed, onion powder, garlic powder, black pepper, fat free milk (one cup), olive oil spray. Don’t have everything handy? Don’t worry, our chef will walk you through any substitutions.
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11-17-20
Jon Cleary New Orleans
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1131 S Rampart St, New Orleans, LA 70113
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November 2020
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Candlelight Classical Music Concerts
At Paradigm Gardens
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Escape to a glittering New Orleans garden this fall at these enchanting Candlelight classical music concerts. The series showcases classical music performances in an utterly magical setting at Paradigm Gardens, as top musicians are completely surrounded by flickering candlelight. 🎻🎻🕯🕯🕯🕯
Concerts:
• Candlelight Open Air: Featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and More
• Candlelight Open Air: Celebrating 250 Years of Beethoven
General Information
🎵 Music: Performed by Listeso String Quartet
👉 A very intimate atmosphere will be created, as there will be candles that will illuminate the space. For the safety of our audience, all of the candlelight will be provided through flameless candles. Please note for our open-air shows, the 6:00 pm performance will take place during daylight hours, and the space will not be as dark.
📅 Dates and times: Various dates at 6:00 pm and 9:00pm.
⏳ Duration: The concert will be 1 hour long.
📍 Where: Paradigm Gardens
👤 Age requirement: Must be 10 years old or older to attend. Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
♿ Accessibility: This venue is ADA compliant.
❓ Please note: Tickets will only be available through the Fever app or website. Tickets will not be available for purchase at the event.
🍽️ Food and nonalcoholic beverages will be available for additional purchase.
🍻 BYOB: You are welcome to bring alcoholic beverages with you to the concert.
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Senior Hours & Concierge Service |
• Early Senior Shopping Hours Tuesdays & Thursdays from 7-9 am* for our members aged 60+ and at-risk members. The special shopping hours include our pharmacy and optical centers.
• Free Curbside Concierge Pickup Service to senior and at-risk members who need to shop during these special hours and do not feel comfortable coming inside the building. Just pull up and an associate will take your list, gather your items and bring your order out to your car.
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New Orleans Jazz Museum
400 Esplanade Avenue
New Orleans
Watch on Facebook.
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Each Concert will stream LIVE every Tuesday at 9:00 PM ET / 8:00 PM CT Join us here |
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17
Little Big Town
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24
Amy Grant & Vince Gill
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Concert Series Continues
on 11-10-20
@ 9:00 PM ET / 8:00 PM CT
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Swirl Wine Bar & Market
3143 Ponce de Leon Street
New Orleans, LA 70119
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wine by the glass
This could be you....enjoying a spritz at our outside tables with your best pooch! Yes we can now serve wine by the glass from our daily specials list for you to enjoy on our patio (15 people max) or our outside front tables (2 people per table). We have a rotating list of wines to choose from AND you can eat your to go food from @1000figs at Swirl! Yay!!!
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New Digital Museum Experience |
A Look Ahead at Our Online Programs This Week.
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A Thanksgiving Round Table Luncheon on Wed. November 18 at noon at Andrea's in Metairie benefitting JPAS! |
Tables of six socially distanced. Champagne of course will be flowing.
Andrea’s Green garden Salad With creamy Italian dressing
CHOICE: Fresh Catch lemon caper Or Lasagna Regina
Dessert: Bread Pudding with Rum sauce
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A Thanksgiving Round Table Luncheon on Wed. November 18 at noon at Andrea's in Metairie benefitting JPAS! |
I am anxiously looking forward to hosting my first ever "A Thanksgiving Round Table Luncheon" on Jefferson Parish on Wed. November 18 at noon at Andrea's, 3100 19th Street, Metairie.
It is going to be a very fun-loving, entertaining, and delicious one with LIVE entertainment.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, a portion of the process will benefit the Jefferson Performing Arts Society. The price is $65 all-inclusive, and champagne will be flowing! All paid guests that have missed my fabulous RTL at Galatoire's will be given credit to this luncheon. I still do not have a finalized plan for the Holiday December Luncheon. For RSVP. Send me a check to 811 Marigny Street, Unit C, NO LA 70117 or Zelle(Chase)
The Round Table Luncheon is celebrating its 15th year. Since it started in August 2005, the monthly event has been attracting a distinguished guest list of influential movers and shakers. Modeled after Dorothy Parker’s famed gatherings at the old Algonquin Hotel in New York, each luncheon focuses on a current topic of interest locally within the arts, cultural activities and philanthropic initiatives that set our community apart and enhance our quality of life.
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Click here for tickets & sponsorships. |
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The Arts Center Turns Five! Honoring Beverly Church, Kay Kerrigan, & Baty Landis |
Join us on November 18 for our first ever virtual gala, honoring Beverly Church, Kay Kerrigan, and Baty Landis and celebrating five years at the YAYA Arts Center. Tune in for a live performance from the Arts Center by Tank and the Bangas, an interactive art activity with Terrance Osborne, an appearance by Brandan “BMike” Odums, an online auction, presentations by YAYA artists, and more! Patrons and sponsors will receive party boxes filled with special treats and everything you need to enjoy the evening from the comfort of your home. Grab your friends and family and Just Say YAYA with us!
We are delighted to honor the three women who led the capital campaign for our facility: Beverly Church, Kay Kerrigan, and Baty Landis. Thanks to their leadership and contributions from more than 100 capital supporters, YAYA’s dream of having a permanent home is now a reality. YAYA reaches reach more than 1,500 youth and families every year with arts and entrepreneurship workshops, and we are able to host more than 5,000 people annually through our public demonstrations and events at the Arts Center.
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Covington Farmers Market - Wednesday Lunch Market |
11-18-20
- Recurring Recurring weekly on Wednesday
- Time: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
- Price: Free
- Covington Trailhead
- 419 N. New Hampshire St., Covington, LA 70433
- (985) 966-1786
Produce in season and prepared foods for lunch or take-away. Held at the Covington Trailhead.
The Covington Farmers Market is held twice weekly, all year-round: 10am-2pm Wednesdays at the Covington Trailhead, 419 N. New Hampshire St. and 8am-12pm Saturdays at 609 N. Columbia St, on the side lawn of the Covington Police Department. These events are rain or shine.
Wednesday market vendors sell prepared foods, lunches to-go, and some fresh produce, and occasionally features live music and cooking demos. Saturday market vendors sell vegetables, fruit, dairy, poultry, seafood, beef, wines, herbs, honey, baked goods, prepared foods, pastries, doggie treats, soaps, potted plants and more.
The public is invited to enjoy live music from the quaint gazebo as they shop for fresh and prepared foods, sample weekly cooking demonstrations, or just have a seat with a cup of coffee and enjoy the music and atmosphere. Occasional visits by area food trucks, too.
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New guidelines are in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit. Prepaid, contactless ticketing is encouraged for museum visits. Wednesdays remain free for Louisiana residents courtesy of The Helis Foundation.
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Nov. 18
New Orleans Museum of Art, One Collins Diboll Circle,
City Park,
New Orleans, LA 70179
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Let your mind wander through more than 5,000 years of art at NOMA, open Wednesday through Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm. Stroll among more than 90 works in the Besthoff Sculpture Garden on the same days, from 9:30 am to 5 pm.
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Playgrounds:
Storyland: Open Wed. – Sun. 10am to 4:30pm (last entry at 4pm); limited admission; tickets on this link; limited admission
- Other Park playgrounds will open over time and will be announced on Park website and social media.
Open Wed. 10am to 8pm and Thurs.- Sun. 10am to 4:30pm; Wednesday is free entry for LA residents courtesy of The Helis Foundation;
City Putt; open Wed. – Sun. noon to 7pm
Café Du Monde: Open 7 days week, 8am to 8pm, take-away only
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Today at 12 PM – 1 PM
7 Bamboo Rd, New Orleans, LA 70124
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Lunchtime at Longue Vue:
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Introducing Lunchtime at Longue Vue! Lunchtime at Longue Vue is a lagniappe series on the model of Twilight at Longue Vue. Each Wednesday in November will bring a casual, open-air performance by a different local musician or ensemble from noon to 1PM. Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chairs and your facial covering, and enjoy a relaxing lunch hour on Spanish Court.
Tickets include admission to Longue Vue for the day, so come early or stay after and enjoy a stroll through our eight acres of historic gardens. $10 per person, TWO FREE tickets for annual members and Garden Pass holders. Tickets are non-refundable but can be rescheduled with a minimum 24-hour notice.
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November 18, 7pm,
Coming at you from the
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- November 18: HOT CLUB of NEW ORLEANS (Rescheduled from October 28)
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Check out the upcoming Jazz @ the (Virtual) Sandbar schedule for Fall 2020 |
WEDNESDAY!
(Rescheduled from October 28)
November 18, 7pm, s
THE HOT CLUB of NEW ORLEANS
featuring Matt Rhody violin, Christopher Kohl clarinet, Russell Welch guitar,
Leo Forde guitar, & Nobu Ozaki bass
Jazz @ the (Virtual) Sandbar Concert Times: 7:00 - 8:00pm.
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The Hot Club of New Orleans have challenged themselves with an awesome task: take the swing era music of Duke Ellington, Django Reinhardt, and Stéphane Grappelli (among others), retain the classic groove, avoid sounding like a museum piece, and then infuse it with their own modern sensibilities. These guys swing like mad. They're not a bunch of stuffy old "moldy figs." Their love of this music is evidenced by their passionately delivered solos and sly vocals. With two guitar players and an upright bass, they deliver the goods you'd expect from one of the most swinging drummers in New Orleans, but in keeping with the classic format of this music, there is no drummer.
The Hot Club of New Orleans excels at generating that warm, swinging drive that made Django Reinhardt famous. At the same time, they transcend the idiom by eschewing blind obedience to stylistic conventions. They play a somewhat laid-back, exuberant groove which is typical of New Orleans, but they are so tight that at times they seem almost superhuman.
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FOX Sports New Orleans to re-air
2020 Saints games
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It has been announced today by the New Orleans Saints, Gray Television and FOX Sports New Orleans that Saints fans will be able to re-watch all 2020 Saints games on Wednesday's.
Each Wednesday following Saints games, Fans can tune-in into Fox Sports New Orleans to re-watch the game previously played on that Friday, Sunday or Monday. Games played on either Friday or Sunday will air at 7:00 p.m. CT and games played on Monday night will air at 9:00 p.m. CT on Wednesday's.
FSNO - New Orleans, Louisiana
- Cox – Channel 38(SD) & 1038(HD)
- AT&T U-Verse – Channel 757(SD) & 1757(HD)
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Charter – Channel 33 (SD) & 810 (HD)
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Nov. 18
Walter 'Wolfman' Washington & The Roadmasters
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Every Wednesday Streaming LIVE on StageIt from d.b.a in New Orleans.
Walter “Wolfman” Washington has been a mainstay in the New Orleans music scene since the early 1960s. He cut his teeth backing up some of the best singers and performers in New Orleans history including Lee Dorsey, Johnny Adams, and Irma Thomas before putting together his long time band The Roadmasters, who have been burning down and burning up local and national stages since their first gigs in the 1980s. This new record confirms what fans have known for years: Walter “Wolfman Washington has soul to go along with that fire.
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Music at the Museum: NOLA Botanical Garden |
Music at the Museum: Besthoff Sculpture Garden Amphitheater
Music at the Museum
Music at the Museum: New Orleans Jazz Museum
Music at the Museum
Horn Quintet - Nov 19, 6:00pm
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NEW! CURBSIDE PICKUP! Shop
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Dorignac’s Gourmet Food,Wine and Spirits
710 Veterans Blvd.
Metairie,La.
504.834.8216
Hours: 8am-7pm
Senior Shopping Hour:
Mon. & Thurs. 7-8am
Dorignac’s Curbside Pickup! Order Online. SAVE TIME!
You’re Gonna Love It!
SHOP Happy.Shop Easy @Dorignac’s & SAVE!
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Don’t forget Thursdays are always free at Ogden Museum for Louisiana residents, courtesy of The Helis Foundation’s Art for All program! |
Nov. 19
Ogden Museum
925 Camp Street,
New Orleans , LA 70130
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Sales tax holiday: A gift to help you cope with 2020 |
Louisiana shoppers will see state sales taxes suspended November 20 and 21.
That sales tax holiday comes under a bill passed by lawmakers in the special session and signed into law by Governor John Bel Edwards.
Republican House Speaker Clay Schexnayder sponsored the measure to help residents and businesses recovering from Hurricanes Laura and Delta and coping with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Tune in to this week’s live-streamed event on New Orleans Cultural Economy Facebook here and Embrace the Culture Nola Instagram here.
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Cultural Economy Presents 'HispaNola Live!' as Part of 'Embrace
the Culture' and 'GEAUX Live NOLA!' Series
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NEW ORLEANS — The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Economy announces the premiere of "HispaNola Live!," a live virtual series celebrating New Orleans’ rich Latin American and Hispanic cultures. The series (3 p.m.-4 p.m.) will continue through Nov. 20, 2020. It will feature artists and musicians from the metro area each week, sponsored by the House of Blues and presented as part of the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Economy’s “Embrace the Culture!” series.
For more information on the series, please email Lou Hill by clicking here.
- The full list of featured artists and musicians in the series is as follows:
- Nov. 20, 2020 – Muévelo (Margie Perez)
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NOVEMBER 20, 2020, NOVEMBER 21, 2020
- Time: 8pm Fri-Sat, 2pm Sun
- Price: $20
- Playmakers Theater
- 19106 Playmakers Road, Covington, LA 70435
- (985) 893-1671
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A Talent for Murder
Nov 14, 2020 - Nov 21, 2020
Playmakers Theater,
19106 Playmakers Rd
Covington, LA
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Join us for this merry murder drama about an internationally successful mystery novelist whose relatives wouldn’t mind killing her to get their hands on her art collection.
Seats are limited. Masks required.
Performances are at 8 p.m. November 13, 14, 20 and 21 and on Sundays at 2 p.m. on November 8 and 15. No show on Nov. 22. All seats are $20. Click here to purchase tickets.
- Seating is limited.
- There will be no-contact temperature checks at the door.
- MASKS ARE REQUIRED.
- All volunteers Wear masks.
- There will be no reserved seating. Patrons will be escorted to their seats with social distancing practices in mind.
- The theater will be cleaned and sanitized after each performance.
- Concessions will not be available.
- Hand sanitizer will be accessible.
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The coffeehouse
is serving again!
All outdoor and acoustic.
On Friday nights only!
5110 Danneel St, New Orleans, LA 70115
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Join us this Friday (weather permitting) for our Sidewalk Serenade: A socially distant gathering of our Neutral Ground community.
We will invite one or two local musicians to serenade us from a safe distance, outside, as we share stories, laugh, sip our coffee, and sweat profusely.
Please bring cash, so you can support the coffeehouse and also tip the musicians. We miss you, and can't wait to see your beautiful (masked) faces again!
Please socialize responsibly! Masks are required for service, and encouraged while conversating.
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Dat Dog - Frenchmen
601 Frenchmen St, New Orleans, LA 70116, USA
Enjoy the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of everyone's favorite combo: OPERA and HOT DOGS!! If haven't experienced Opera Night at Dat Dog on Frenchmen Street yet, you'll have an opportunity EVERY OTHER SATURDAY, right here on our world famous balcony, 7pm - 9pm. Settle in with a 'dog, a daiquiri, and the mesmerizing talents of our featured
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Opera Night at Dat Dog Frenchmen! |
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Nov. 21: LSU at Arkansas, TBA
Nov. 28: LSU at Texas A&M, TBA
Dec. 5: Ole Miss at LSU, TBA
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THE DDD PRESENTS:
FALL MOVIES IN
LEGACY PARK
730 Baronne St.
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CDC GUIDELINES WILL BE ADHERED TO
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. MASKS REQUIRED. LIMITED SPACE.
Attendees MUST email to register PRIOR to the show. Please include each attendee's name and email.
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Chef Kevin Belton in his new cooking series — KEVIN BELTON’S NEW ORLEANS CELEBRATIONS! |
The 26-part series is a smorgasbord of delicious creations inspired by the vibrant festivals of New Orleans and the surrounding region. The series premieres on WYES on Saturday, at 9:30am. Each episode (26 in all) will repeat on Sundays at 1pm. Contact your local PBS station for airdates and times.
New Orleans is known as the Festival Capital of the World, hosting over 130 festivals each year that showcase the unique food and multicultural heritage of the city. In his new courtyard kitchen at the WYES-TV studios, Belton dishes up his twist on some of the city’s best-tasting food booth favorites, from Breakfast Jambalaya to a Shrimp and Crab Burger.
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Who Runs the World, Girls! |
WYES-TV is proud to present a new 26-part cooking series that turns the spotlight on women who are changing the culinary landscape of New Orleans in KITCHEN QUEENS: NEW ORLEANS.
Watch on both Louisiana PBS member stations, WYES and LPB, on Saturday, at 10am.
Each weekly episode will repeat on Sundays at 1:30pm.
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AFTERNOON TEA SERVICE WINDSOR COURT |
After months of being closed due to COVID-19, Le Salon at Windsor Court will open Saturday, November 21 to offer its signature afternoon tea service on Saturdays and Sundays only. Service will be available between 11:00am and 2:00pm.
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Join us for the 32nd edition of Porch Fest. This week's theme is songs of Dolly Parton. Anaïs St. John and Harry Mayronne perform on her front porch in Algiers Point |
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FREE to attend; product prices vary by vendor
Gretna's Farmers Market
Huey P. Long Ave. Between 3rd and 4th streets
Gretna, LA
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November 21
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
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To introduce and maintain healthy habits, bring the kids to the farmer's market! Each Saturday, local vendors offer fresh fruits and vegetables, plants and flowers, dairy, meats, baked goods and prepared foods. Live music plays in the background while you shop. Teach your children the value of shopping local--for both personal and community health!
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Mandeville Trailhead Community Market
November 21
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November 21
German Coast Farmers Market
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The German Coast Farmers Market is weekly market every Saturday Morning in Destrehan from 8am-12pm at 13786 River Road next to Ormond Plantation.
We’ll have lots of fresh, locally grown Fruit & Vegetables, along with Local Raw Honey, Fresh Farm Eggs, French Pastries, Jams, Jellies, Pepper Jellies, Pickled Items, Homemade Tortilla Chips, Salsa, Dips, Kettle Corn, Fresh Seafood, Artisan Breads, Specialty Hot Foods such as Hot Tamales, Gumbo, Pastalaya, Jambalaya, BBQ plates and sandwiches, plus lots more!
8 AM – 12 PM
13786 River Rd, Destrehan, Louisiana 70047
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9:45 AM to 5:00 PM
(rain or shine)
Nov: 21,22, 27,28,
Nov 29, Dec: 5, 6, 12, 13 of 2020
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Finisher medallions ready for you
Get Yours ! * Register today...
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OLD HIGHWAY 51
Half - Marathon, 10 Mile , 5K - Saturday, November 21, 2020
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Old Highway 51 Half-Marathon, 10 Mile, 5K
Saturday, November 21st
Live - On the ground run/walk event
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Camellia City Market
November 21
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- Recurring Recurring weekly on Saturday
- Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- Price: Free
- Camellia City Market
- 1808 Front St., Slidell, LA 70458
- (985) 640-7112
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Abita Springs
Art and Farmers Market
Nov 22
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Welcome Sun Heirloom Farms LLC!! They are a small farm located in Sun Louisiana. “All of our plants are heirloom strains from all over the world.” Robert Levin. Specializing in rare melons, exotic fruits, culinary herbs, flowers etc.” This Sunday we will have teddy bear sunflowers, dahlias, echinacea, Lillys, Calendula, Onion’s, & cucumbers. Also, Purple basil, Thai basil, Genovese basil, holy basil, dill, fennel, mint, and live plants.
Sundays 11-3
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Madisonville Maker's Market
- Recurring Recurring weekly on Sunday
- 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
- Price: Free
- Madisonville Ball Park & Playground
- Pine Street, Madisonville, LA 70447
- (985) 264-2328
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The Madisonville Market, put on by the Northshore Maker’s Market Foundation, is more than just a farmer’s market. It’s a place where the community can interact with local artisans, crafters, farmers, chefs and more as they share their passion for making handmade goods, homegrown produce and prepared foods.
The weekly market takes place each Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Madisonville Park & Playground, located on Pine Street near the 1000 block (closest cross street is Jahncke Ave.). Over 40 vendors offer hot and ready-to-eat foods, chocolates and candies, cookies and baked goods, jams and jellies, sauces and seasonings, flowers, plants, eggs, cheeses, fruits, veggies, local honey and selections by local vintners. Also, you'll find original art, handmade jewelry and accessories, hand-dyed fabrics, hand-sewn leather goods, wooden creations, soaps and body care products, health and wellness items, home decor items, baby clothes and hand sewn masks.
Shopping aside, families will enjoy the nearby playground, and be sure to look for on-site artists and massage therapists when you're ready to take a break from your shopping. There's also a concession stand on the ballfield with bottled water and sodas.
The non-profit Northshore Maker’s Market Foundation partners with local government, businesses, and other non-profit organizations to fund local projects such as the restoration of historic sites in Madisonville, and the education of young adults ages 14-24 in the arts, trades, agriculture, and entrepreneurship through donations, fundraisers, and mentorship efforts, all with an approach of attaining sustainable solutions for healthier living.
The Northshore Maker’s Market Foundation is sponsored by Resource Bank and local small businesses such as Flamjeaux Coffee Co., a small roasting house in Mandeville.
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For more information, please contact Phyllis Mitchell.
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Aldersgate United Methodist Church, 360 Robert Blvd, Slidell, LA 70458, Slidell, United States |
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Make a Joyful Noise in the ? bell choir! All children ?????????? in grades 4-12 and any parent ? that is interested are welcome! Invite a friend and come create music with us! We will meet every Sunday evening at 5pm in Genesis Hall at ⛪ Aldersgate United Methodist Church. ⛪ *We ask that members of bell choir are committed at least though Christmas. Both members and non-members of Aldersgate United Methodist Church are welcome. All events at Aldersgate United Methodist Church are subject to social-distancing guidelines. Please be sure to bring a ? mask, sanitize, and practice social distancing! |
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Celebration in the Oaks to be a drive-through attraction in 2020 |
Celebration in the Oaks, City Park's annual holiday attraction featuring holiday light displays and more than a million lights hanging from the park's oak trees, will run from Nov. 26 through Jan. 3, 2021. To adapt to coronavirus, the park has made several changes, including that it will be a driving instead of walking experience.
Celebration in the Oaks used to be viewable by car, but the park changed it to pedestrian-only in 2004. The drive is 2.25 miles, and guests will not be allowed to get out of their cars to explore exhibits.
New exhibits include a salute to medical personnel. Displays from past years with a driving option will return, including "Monstro," the whale from Pinocchio and a 15-foot tall waving Santa Claus. Regular attractions include lighted dinosaur figures, a unicorn, a pirate ship in the lagoon, flamingos, a Who Dat tree, scenes of Jackson Square, a musical tribute and more.
Admission will be by timed ticketing, and a limited number of tickets will be available. Tickets for cars and SUVs range from $18.99 to $32.99 for up to eight guests in a vehicle. There also are options for limos and party busses. Hours of operation will be 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
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2020 Psycho Asylum, Home for the Holidays
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Join Us For The Holidays At The Mortuary!
You Better Watch Out, You Better Not Cry, You Better Not Pout, I'm Telling You Why... Santa CLAWS Is Coming To Town!
The Mortuary Presents Psycho Asylum: Home For The Holidays This November 28 through January 2, 2021.
Get Your Tickets Now!
Address:
The Mortuary Haunted Mansion
4800 Canal St.
New Orleans, LA 70119
Ticket Information:
Your experience BEGINS at the time listed on your ticket. Each ticket is valid for the date and time listed ONLY. Please arrive 10 minutes before your reserved time.
A MASK WILL BE REQUIRED FOR ENTRY
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These are the dates and times of each full moon appearing in 2020, along with the most popular nicknames. The times are in the Eastern time zone in the United States.
Nov. 30
04:29 a.m.
beaver moon
WHY IS IT CALLED THE BEAVER MOON?
November’s full Moon was traditionally called the Beaver Moon by a number of Native Americans and colonial Americans. Many Native American groups used the monthly Moons and nature’s corresponding signs as a calendar to track the seasons.
Why the “Beaver” Moon? This is the time of year when beavers begin to take shelter in their lodges, having laid up sufficient stores of food for the long winter ahead. During the time of the fur trade in North America, it was also the season to trap beavers for their thick, winter-ready pelts.
Dec. 29
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Tickets are $250
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Odyssey: An Epic Journey
NOV 14, 2020
1 COLLINS C. DIBOLL CIRCLE,
NEW ORLEANS,
LOUISIANA 70124
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As part of a creative and exciting new fundraising initiative, the New Orleans Museum of Art will host five fabulous nights filled with art and music and decadence. The Odyssey series will welcome guests into the museum for art- and musical-themed evenings featuring cocktails, a special curatorial tour, artist spotlights, and a three-course seated dinner by Ralph Brennan Catering & Events in NOMA's newly renovated courtyard. Per local and state mandates, there is an eighty person capacity for each event. Cocktails and hors d'ouvres and the curatorial tour will take place from 7 pm–7:30 pm; dinner will follow. See the schedule below:
December 3 & 4: (Friday date Sold Out)—"Warhol and Disco" : Don't miss the exclusive opportunity to see Andy Warhol's "Little Red Book" with photography curator Russell Lord. Katie Pfohl will lead a discussion on the healing power of art featuring the exhibition Mending the Sky and, of course, viewers will be able to view NOMA's portrait of Mick Jagger by Warhol.
Tickets are $250 (with additional sponsorship options) and available at noma.org.
Info
LOCATION
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New Orleans
EVENT TYPE
Cuisine, Fundraisers, Music, Visual Arts
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Dec 3, 2020 +
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This Saturday! Free Admission to Louisiana Children’s Museum
Every Second Saturday, Courtesy of The Helis Foundation
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As part of the ‘Art for All’ program, The Helis Foundation is providing FREE admission to the Louisiana Children’s Museum (LCM) the second Saturday of each month through the end of the year, The Helis Foundation have also partnered with local nonprofit Kingsley House to provide a select number of tickets to the families they serve.
Future ‘Free Day’ 2020 Dates Include:
• December 12
Louisiana Children’s Museum, 15 Henry Thomas Drive in New Orleans City Park
FREE timed-entry tickets must be reserved in advance at www.lcm.org/
*Please note that admission will be limited to comply with Phase 2 City/State guidelines and follow LCM’s strict health and safety protocol.
In addition to free admission for New Orleans and Louisiana families, LCM and The Helis Foundation will partner with Kingsley House to give free admission to families they serve. New Orleans-based nonprofit Kingsley House offers vital programs and services to educate children, strengthen families and build community.
The Helis Foundation is a Louisiana private foundation dedicated to advancing access to the arts and continuing a family legacy of philanthropic support to the New Orleans community. The Helis Foundation’s Art for All program provides free access for thousands of Louisiana residents to several of New Orleans’ cultural institutions. The Helis Foundation currently also provides free admission weekly to the Contemporary Arts Center of New Orleans (reopening in September), Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans Museum of Art and New Orleans Botanical Garden, including The Helis Foundation Enrique Alferez Sculpture Garden. Learn more about Art for All at: https://thehelisfoundation.org/what-we-fund/free-museum-admission/.
During the second Saturday free days, families will explore the LCM’s indoor exhibit galleries and outdoor playscapes, enjoy bubble play and build towering structures with giant blue blocks on the event lawn. Plus, families will be able to twirl hula hoops and play hopscotch on the LCM courtyard, and much more!
Family photographs will be taken by local photographers in LCM’s picturesque outdoor setting. Photo packages will be available for purchase.
Acorn Café will be open for families to purchase a meal, snack, or cool frozen treat. Wine and beer will also be available for grown-ups. Dine-in, sit outdoors, or take your Acorn order to-go!
Please Note LCM’s Health and Safety Guidelines: All adult guests and children age 8 and older are required to wear face masks. Masks for children age 3 -7 are strongly recommended. Hand sanitizer is available to guests prior to entering the LCM and throughout exhibit galleries. Parents and caregivers are asked to keep the CDC recommended social distance (six feet) while playing within the Museum.
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Love New Orleans &
She'll Love You Back.
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.Sincerely,
Frank Stansbury
Lafete News
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