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Intelligent coverage of New Orleans culture by David Lee Simmons. Newer posts →. Guest Essay: David Johnson offers a Presidents Day history lesson. February 19, 2017. This slideshow requires JavaScript. S NOTE: For anyone who follows historian and journalist David Johnson on Facebook, his. Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival, and is an avid presidential history buff. He noted in presenting this guest essay. Fun stuff to ponder for Monday (Feb. 20), President. In a letter dated July 13, 1804,...
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Festivals | NolaVie - Life and Culture in New Orleans
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We've got your weekend: The arts and love. From Charlie Brown to the cha-cha. Culture Watch: Notes on saving what makes New Orleans unique. NolaVie Presents : Festivals. Concert recap: Voodoo Experience 2015. By By Shane Colman and Steven Hatley on November 5, 2015. Despite the audacious claim that "Voodoo is a rain, mud, sleet, snow or shine experience," the organizers of the 2015 Voodoo Experience cut the festival short by cancelling the final day of the festival in response to the . Read More. On Octo...
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Changeworks: NOFFN and Edible Enterprises champion local food | NolaVie - Life and Culture in New Orleans
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Silver Threads: Culinary explorations in a city where restaurants rule. Ben Burkett Remembers 20 years at Crescent City Farmers Market. Green to Go takes a fresh approach - by bike. Changeworks: NOFFN and Edible Enterprises champion local food. Changeworks: NOFFN and Edible Enterprises champion local food. In partnership with New Orleans Food and Farm Network, Edible Enterprises serves as a food incubator, providing a shared commercial kitchen to local food producers. NOFFN) and Edible Enterprises. Kharo...
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Video | NolaVie - Life and Culture in New Orleans
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From Charlie Brown to the cha-cha. Culture Watch: Notes on saving what makes New Orleans unique. A portrait of a creative space: George Dunbar. NolaVie Presents : Video. Music Video: 'Brand New Funk' with Meschiya Lake and Her Little Big Horns. On August 26, 2016. Continuing the music video series, NolaVie and NOVAC have partnered to bring you music videos that have the jazz, the beats, the blues, and more from New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Read More. On August 19, 2016. On August 16, 2016. Remembering ou...
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Archives | NolaVie - Life and Culture in New Orleans
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Concert recap: Voodoo Experience 2015. Youthful music in the Lower Nine. Ben Burkett Remembers 20 years at Crescent City Farmers Market. On July 14, 2013. NolaVie is operated by and a service mark of Partnership for Action, a 501(c)3 organization. Email us at [email protected]. Our thanks to these supporters who help us nurture New Orleans culture and our unique way of life:. The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Through a grant to WWNO Public Radio for New Orleans. Site Made by CALIPER.
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THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT! | NolaVie - Life and Culture in New Orleans
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Let your inner dancer out with the New Orleans flashmob. Music Video: 'Brand New Funk' with Meschiya Lake and Her Little Big Horns. From funk to fabulous: One artist's journey. THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT! THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT! Now we can continue offering quirky, between-the-cracks stories about New Orleans life and arts. And you can continue supporting local cultural coverage. Just click the donate button. A portrait of a creative space: Shawn Hall's studio. Lessons from their lives: Seduced by sculpture.
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Posts by Brett Will Taylor | NolaVie - Life and Culture in New Orleans
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Concert recap: Voodoo Experience 2015. Youthful music in the Lower Nine. Ben Burkett Remembers 20 years at Crescent City Farmers Market. Author Archives: Brett Will Taylor. What do you do? At last I have an answer. By Brett Will Taylor. On August 11, 2015. It is the saltine cracker of the question world. An unimaginative query asked by unimaginative folk. What do you do? A question that demands a short answer (preferably just adjective/noun). And a period. What do you do? How we go forward from DOMA.
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What’s your story? Everyone has one! | NolaVie - Life and Culture in New Orleans
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Let your inner dancer out with the New Orleans flashmob. From funk to fabulous: One artist's journey. Artists In Their Own Words: Don Brown. What’s your New Orleans story? We all have them - in multiple forms: an interview with a local artist, an anecdote about our first Jazz Fest, a handful of photographs of abandoned Bywater buildings, a video of the NOPD doing the wobble along a parade route, a humorous Ray Nagin cartoon. Or associate editor Chelsea Lea at [email protected]. Our thanks to these suppor...
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Education | NolaVie - Life and Culture in New Orleans
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Music Video: 'Brand New Funk' with Meschiya Lake and Her Little Big Horns. From funk to fabulous: One artist's journey. A portrait of a creative space: Shawn Hall's studio. NolaVie Presents : Education. Youthful music in the Lower Nine. On July 21, 2016. Editor's Note: In honor and memory of Sharon Litwin, The Queen here at NolaVie, we will be publishing a piece from her every day for the next month. Sharon was an advocate and spokeswoman for arts, culture, people, and policies . Read More. It’s a simple...
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Contributors | NolaVie - Life and Culture in New Orleans
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Concert recap: Voodoo Experience 2015. Youthful music in the Lower Nine. Ben Burkett Remembers 20 years at Crescent City Farmers Market. NolaVie has published thousands of articles by hundreds of writers. Our editors curate content from at-large submissions (send yours to [email protected]. But the heart and core of NolaVie lies with the work of dedicated regular contributors who voice their observations of New Orleans life, places, and people. Meet some of them:. Notes From New Orleans. Managing editor,...
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