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May 22nd

Much Ado About Nothing

NOMA’s Besthoff Sculpture Garden (5:00 PM)

The NOLA Project presents this festive comedy that pits two of Shakespeare's most beloved characters, Benedick and Beatrice, in a war of words and wits

 

Artist Inc. Fundraiser

1445 Pauger Street (6:00 PM)

Cultural philanthropists Dorian and Kel Bennett have opened their historic Marigny home for this inaugural event with music, theater and dance performances

 

Retox with Tinsel Teeth

Circle Bar (10:00 PM)

Punk rock on Lee Circle

 

Walter Wolfman Washington

d.b.a. (10:00 PM)

Fiery blues on Frenchmen - every week

 

Curren$y's Jet Lounge

Blue Nile (10:00 PM)

The NOLA rapper's weekly party

 

Major Bacon

Banks Street Bar (10:00 PM)

Blues rock and BLTs!

 

SIN Night

Country Club (All Day)

Weekly Wed Gig- $3 martinis and free admission for the service industry folks.

 

Tom McDermott and Meschiya Lake

Chickie Wah Wah (8:00PM)

Weekly Wed Gig- Piano man meets a golden voice.

 

Aurora Nealand and the Royal Roses

Mimi's (10:00PM)

Weekly Wed Gig- Gypsy jazz upstairs in the Marigny

 

Busker's Ballroom

Hi-Ho Lounge (8:00PM)

Weekly Wed Gig- from the street to the stage. Midnight Snax throwdown follows at 10pm.

 

Tin Men

dba (7:00 PM)

Weekly Wed Gig- The world's premiere washboard-sousaphone-guitar trio.

 

Treme Brass Band

Candlelight Lounge (9:00 PM)

Weekly Wed Gig- Pass on by and see the 6th Ward’s home band

Jeudi

May 23rd


Much Ado About Nothing

NOMA’s Besthoff Sculpture Garden (5:00 PM)

The NOLA Project presents this festive comedy that pits two of Shakespeare's most beloved characters in a war of words and wits

 

Thursdays at Twilight with Alex McMurray

City Park’s Botanical Garden (5:00 PM)

New Orleanian songwriter performs at the weekly outdoor concert series

 

After Hours with Seth Walker

The Ogden Museum (6:00 PM)

Singer/ songwriter who has recently performed at Austin City Limits Music Festival and provided tour support for Raul Malo and the Wood Brothers

 

Maya Erdelyi Reception and Film Screening

The Foundation Gallery (6:00 PM)      

A screening of Maya's award-winning animation "Pareidolia" followed by a Q &A with the artist

 

Night Train

Snug Harbor (8:00 & 10:00 PM)

The third evening of a chamber music festival that has something for classical aficionados and dilettantes alike


 

Marcel Black

Hi Ho Lounge (9:00 PM)

Hip hop artist raps on St. Claude with his album Trap Hop

 

Stoop Kids

Circle Bar (10:00 PM)

Performing tracks from the new album 'What a World'

JazzFest Food: Cecelia Husing's Strawberry Shortcake


Amid the rows and rows of food stalls at Jazz Fest (and rows, and rows—the Fest has somwhere in the neighborhood of seven thousand food areas now), you can find everything from Vietnamese noodles and Tunisian salad to crawfish beignets, grilled chicken livers, po-boys, and plantains. If you keep your eyes peeled in Food Area 2, you can find a little stand marked simply, "Strawberry Shortcake/Key Lime Tart."


Eye on the Crawl

JazzFeast: The Galley's Soft Shell Crab Po-Boy Marks 35 Years at JazzFest



JazzFest vets know the favorites, but they also know that waiting in line for those old favorites can cut into some serious eating and dancing time.


JazzFest Refresher: WWOZ's Mango Freeze


by Kat Arnold

While indulging the ears to the sound of music, don't deny those other senses the experiences of JazzFest. Whether Fest is a time dancing on your feet or lounging back on a blanket, a day in the hot New Orleans sun requires something to cool the parched tongue. Located halfway between the Gentilly and Fais Do Do stages, the WWOZ booth offers a particularly refreshing sweet treat. The radio station that keeps the sounds of New Orleans on the airwaves also brings a fantastic way to restore the inner cool with their mango freeze.


Broad's Bounty

Inside the Clean Zone



Inside the Fair Grounds Race Course, a makeshift city is constructed every year for the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Not merely a music festival, JazzFest is designed as an all-encompassing showcase of New Orleans culture. But, outside the track's long fences, there is an entire neighborhood that springs to life each year with commerce - and, this being New Orleans, curioso.


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Dead Huey Long, Emma Boyce, Ian Hoch, Sarah Esenwein, Ryan Sparks, Will Dilella, Chris Rinaldi, Lianna Patch, Phil Yiannopoulos, Cate Czarnecki, Jonas Griffin, Jennifer Abbot, Mary Kilpatrick, Elaina Patton, Mike Horst, Devin Bambrick, Katherine McGuire, Norris Ortolano, Joe Shriner

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Ryan Sparks, Kerem Ozkan

Listings

Elisabeth Morgan

Puzzler

Paolo Roy

Art Director:

Michael Weber, B.A.

Assistant Managing Editor

Mary-Devon Dupuy

Managing Editor

Stephen Babcock

Editor:

B. E. Mintz

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