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  • 2 weeks ago | frenchquarterly.com | Anthony Leggio |Kim Welsh |Cheryl Lemoine |French Quarterly

    Don’t skip a beat this summer as music takes center stage in the Big Easy. From world-renowned classical master Andrea Bocelli and celebrated reggae superstar Stephen Marley, to one-of-a-kind comic maestro “Weird Al” Yankovich, there’s no shortage of pitch-perfect performances that are sure to strike a chord. If live theater is music to your ears, then Broadway hits Chicago and Ain’t Misbehavin’ promise to hit all the right notes.

  • Feb 24, 2025 | frenchquarterly.com | French Quarterly |A Parable |Will Downing |Artist-Sanctuary Custodianship

    If you’re a fan of beloved Broadway shows, classical music, gripping dance performances, or cutting-edge comedians, then it’s time to spring into action with these buzz-worthy shows that are sure to be the bee’s knees! Joy Theater – thejoytheater.comMar. 27: W. Kamau Bell – Who’s With Me? The comedian, filmmaker and Emmy winner returns to the stand-up stage, full of questions, thoughts, and a heavy dollop of silliness in these hectic times. Apr.

  • Feb 24, 2025 | frenchquarterly.com | Cheryl Lemoine |French Quarterly

    The French Quarter, also known as Vieux Carré, which translates to "Old Square" in French, is the historic heart of New Orleans and home to the oldest residential community in America, with over 4,000 residents and 15 million visitors annually. The oldest surviving residence is Madame John's Legacy built in 1789. The area it occupies is the same military-style grid of seventy squares that French Canadian naval officer Jean Baptiste Bienville designated as the original City of New Orleans.

  • Feb 24, 2025 | frenchquarterly.com | Cheryl Lemoine |French Quarterly

    Mar. 3, 2025 Zulu Lundi Gras Festival The Zulu Lundi Gras Festival is a fun-filled day allowing the people of New Orleans and our city visitors an up-close look at the Zulu Characters. The festival is free and open to the public. This event is hosted by the members of the Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club and we welcome you to a fun and exciting day of food, music, arts, and crafts along the beautiful riverfront of New Orleans. With three stages, the line-up is star-studded each year.

  • Nov 18, 2024 | frenchquarterly.com | French Quarterly |Anthony Leggio |Cheryl Lemoine

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