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Lundi

May 20th

Tamami, The Baby’s Curse

Cafe Instanbul (7:00 PM)

A Japanese film about a teenager’s strange venture into a haunted house

 

Blue Grass Pickin' Party

Hi-Ho Lounge (8:00 PM)
Weekly Mon Gig- Circle of voices and guitars cooks up standards. Special appearance by Red Beans and Rice
 

King James & the Special Men
BJ's Lounge (10:00PM)
Weekly Mon Gig- Burgundy in the Bywater for that downtown rhythm and blues.
 

Charmaine Neville Band
Snug Harbor (8:00PM, 10:00PM)
Weekly Mon Gig- The Neville niece brings her soul and her band to Frenchmen
 

New Orleans Jazz Vipers
Spotted Cat (10:00PM)
Weekly Mon Gig- Trad Jazz on Frenchmen

 

Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes
Maple Leaf Bar (10:00 PM)
Get sketchy at the bar's new Monday gig 

 

What Maisie Knew

Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center (7:30PM)

Julianne Moore, Steve Coogan, and Alexander Skargard star in the film, an adaptation of Henry James' novella of the same name

 

Hollygrove’s Party in the Garden

8301 Olive Street (6:00 PM)

Honey Island Swamp Band Trio with Alvin Youngblood Hart will play at the fourth annual celebration of the farmer’s market, with proceeds to go to kid’s farm education programs

 

Mardi

May 21st

Rolling Through

Rosa Keller Library (5:00-9:00 PM)

My House NOLA presents a rolling food vendor mini festival


 

Calle 54 Screening

The Antenna Gallery (7:00 PM)

A series of music-themed movies and documentaries, curated and hosted by DJ Soul Sister, and co-presented by Charitable Film Network, Press Street, and WWOZ

 

Birdfoot Backstage with WWNO 89.9 FM

Jewish Community Center (7:30 PM)

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

 

Pure X

Circle Bar (10:00 PM)

Catch the Indie rockers on their North American tour

Excommunicated!


Saints, why have you forsaken us!

Dear reader, I take no pleasure in being the bearer of bad news, but today, I must tell you the regretful tale of 1200 of our comrades exiled into a harsh diaspora.

It seems that there will be a new press box in the Superdome next season. Being a member of the press (sortof,) I have no problem with accomodating the inkstained wretch, but, apparently, this move will leave 1200 season ticketholders seatless. Mind you the team is working to relocate them albeit "some will have to move to more expensive sections." TP has the official scoop.

Communities of fans, including the fabled Cafe 641, will be destoyed. One would think that New Orleans, of all places, would be aware of the bonds of neighborhoods and the perils of birdshot relocation.

World Class offers an alternative solution.


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