SECTIONS:Defender PicksVendrediMay 24th
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
1200 Robert E. Lee Blvd (5:00PM- 11:00 PM) The Holy Trinity Cathedral is inviting Grecophiles of all ages out to Bayou St. John for goat burgers, traditional music and dancing, and regional libations
New Orleans Food and Wine Expo Grand Tastings The Convention Center (6:00PM-9:00 PM) An experience for both foodies and wine connoisseurs with live music by Flow Tribe
Zephyr Field (7:00 PM) New Orleans baseball against the Omaha Storm Chasers
Special Comedy Screening of “Sketchtown” and Bourbon Whiz One Eyed Jacks (7:30) Sketchy Characters Productions brings you a comedy sketch and web series that plays off the madness of the French Quarter
Shadowbox Theatre (8:00 PM) Straightforward conversational drama explores one area's gentrification through 50 years
Tigers, Bananas, Bears... Oh Yeah! Art Klub, 513 Elysian Fields Ave (8:00 PM) An interactive and sparkling performance presented by Nari Tomassetti
The Little Gem Saloon (8:00 PM) The fourth evening of a chamber music festival that has something for classical aficionados and dilettantes alike
Howlin’ Wolf (9:00 PM) A funky two night celebration of the band’s 30th anniversary
Circle Bar (10:00 PM) Rock around Lee Circle tonight |
Today's Events: 7.14.11 July 14, when Parisians stormed the Bastille, and celebrated the constitutional monarchy in la Fête de la Fédération (1789, 1790), when The Sedition Act came into law (1798), when shoemakers Sacco and Vanzetti were convicted of killing their company paymaster and his guard (1921) when the U.S. officially withdrew $500, $1,000, $5,000, and $10,000 bills from circulation (1969), when Jane Goodall arrived in Tanzania to begin her chimp study (1960), and when Bernie Madoff set foot in North Carolina’s Butner Federal Correctional Complex to begin his 150-year term; it’s when Woody Guthrie (1912), Gerald Ford (1913), and Ingmar Bergman (1918) were born, and when Billy the Kid was murdered (1881). That's all history, click through to find out what's going on in the present. NoDef Speakeasy: July 11-18 The Sun is high, it’s Mid-July, but there’s lots to do in the culture zoo. This week’s Speakeasy Roundup, features an appearance by the author of So Much Pretty, a look back at Haiti after the recent earthquake, a final look at an African Art exhibit and more. 
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