SECTIONS:Defender PicksVendrediJuly 21stDrifter Hotel, 1PM By Lucille’s Roti Shop
Superdome, 3PM Back in NOLA after 12 years
Audubon Park, 6PM A showing of Moana
Tubby & Coo’s, 7PM A showing of The Neverending Story
NOMA, 7PM A showing of Pink Flamingos
Casa Borrega, 7PM Great food, great music
The Dragon’s Den, 8PM Ft. Shane Torres
House of Blues, 8PM Ft. AYO, The Other LA, Akadia, and Ventruss
Foundation Room, 9:30PM Open to the public
The Circle Bar, 10PM Crunchin’ on those notes
Tips, 10PM Ft. Walter “Wolfman” Washington + The Fortifiers
Techno Club, 11PM Ft. Mikel Douglas + Dozal SAMEDIJuly 22ndLongue Vue, 10AM Plus adoptable pets from the SPCA
Hollygrove Market, 1PM Grow your own food
Dat Dog, 3PM Raffles, ice cream and more
Piscobar, 6PM A queer industry dance party
Nola Yoga Loft, 7PM Soothing 3D Soundscapes
Jazz Market, 8PM Also ft. music by Caren Green
House of Blues, 8PM Come together, right now
The Willow, 8PM Ugly sweaters and peppermint shots
Three Keys, 9PM With Coolasty ft. Jack Freeman and more
Banks St Bar, 9PM Ft. Paper Bison + Tranche
Art Klub, 9:30PM Ft. Ghost Dog, Knox Ketchum and more
Poor Boy’s Bar, 10PM Ft. Savile and local support
Techno Club, 10PM Ft. Javier Drada, Eria Lauren, Otto
DIMANCHEJuly 23rdPrytania Theatre, 10AM The 1953 classic
Longue Vue, 12PM Sarah Lohman will discuss her new book
Church Alley Coffee Bar, 12PM Bring books, get books
Hollygrove Market, 1PM Learn about easy composting
Tubby & Coo’s, 2PM Open to all
The Drifter Hotel, 3PM A classic poolside rager
Carrolton Market With Dusty Mars
Freret St, 5PM A celebratory bar crawl
Southport Music Hall, 6PM + Hail Sagan and American Grim
Little Gem Saloon, 8PM Get trombone’d by the greatest
The Howlin Wolf, 10PM Brass music for a new era
The Dragon’s Den, 10PM Ft. KTRL, Unicorn Fukr, RMonic |
Ali-Spinks in da Dome (Video) On Friday (6.03), America and the boxing community lost a great. Muhammad Ali died at the age of 74 years-old according to a family spokesperson. Ali was a man who suffered several setbacks, but always pulled himself off the canvas and rose to higher heights—like the City of New Orleans. On September 15, 1978, Ali traveled to NOLA to defeat Leon Spinks and win the WBA Heavyweight belt for the third time. 
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ContributorsRenard Boissiere, Evan Z.E. Hammond, Naimonu James, Wilson Koewing, J.A. Lloyd, Nina Luckman, Dead Huey Long, Joseph Santiago, Andrew Smith, Cynthia Via, Austin Yde PhotographersArt Director Michael Weber, B.A. EditorAlexis Manrodt Listings EditorLinzi Falk Editor Emeritus B. E. Mintz Editor EmeritusStephen Babcock Published Daily |
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