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DIMANCHEFebruary 5thTrinity Episcopal Church (5:00PM) Music director/organist presents his 'Tribute to Black History Month'.
Cafe Istanbul (6:00PM) NOLA filmmaker talks Brooklyn thugs in this new docu.
Nowe Miasto (4:00PM-7:00PM) Open hours to come help out, whether a regular or not.
Buffa's (11:00AM) Weekly Sun Gig- Trad Jazz Brunch.
BMC (6:00PM)
Weekly Sun Gig-Take me to the honky tonk. Howlin' Wolf den (9:00PM) Weekly Sun Gig-The street beat moves yr feet.
Joe Krown Trio feat. Russell Batiste & Walter "Wolfman" Washington Maple Leaf Bar (10:00PM) Weekly Sun Gig- Wolfman hits the other side of Canal. LUNDIFebruary 6th
Hi-Ho Lounge (8:00 PM) Weekly Mon Gig- Red Beans and nice!
dba (10:00 PM) Weekly Mon Gig- GDA lights up DBA.
BJ's Lounge (10:00PM) Weekly Mon Gig- Burgundy in the Bywater for that downtown rhythm and blues.
Snug Harbor (8:00PM, 10:00PM) Weekly Mon Gig- like clockwork.
Spotted Cat (10:00PM) Weekly Mon Gig- JV holdin' it down. MARDIFebruary 7th
Maple Leaf Bar (10:00 PM)
3 sets by the best band in the land.
Broadway St Market (9:00AM-1:00PM) Weekly Tues Gig- hola Green Plate specials.
Spotted Cat (10:00PM)
Weekly Tues Gig- Celebrity Mixtape and Frenchmen st alumn.
Hi-Ho Lounge (8:00PM)
Weekly Tues Gig- Chartres heads to St Claude to test your music trivia chops.
NOLA Community Printshop's Screenprint Open Shop 830 Elysian Fields(6:00PM-10:00PM) Weekly Tues. Gig- drop in night! Bring a Black & White (high contrast) transparency or photocopy. MERCREDIFebruary 8th
Friends of the New Orleans Public Library Book Sale Latter Library Carriage House (10:00AM-2:00PM) Weekly Wed Gig- bi-weekly sale on St. Charles.
Weswego Farmers & Fisheries Market 484 Sala Ave (8:00AM-2:00PM) Weekly Wed Gig- produce, baked goods, pony rides (!) seafood, live tunes, and more.
Tom McDermott and Meschiya Lake Chickie Wah Wah (8:00PM) Weekly Wed Gig-Smoke free in Mid-City.
Aurora Nealand and the Royal Roses Mimi's (10:00PM) Weekly Wed Gig- Upstairs.
Hi-Ho Lounge (8:00PM) Weekly Wed Gig- from the street to the stage. Midnight Snax throwdown follows at 10pm.
dba (7:00 PM) Weekly Wed Gig- The world's premiere washboard-sousaphone-guitar trio.
Candlelight Lounge (9:00 PM) Weekly Wed Gig- Pass on by and see Uncle Li.
JEUDIFebruary 9th
Hi-Ho Lounge (9:00 PM) Weekly Thurs Gig- Brass mainstays bring the second line inside.
Les Bon Temps Roule (11:00 PM) Weekly Thurs Gig- Who dat call da police?
Kermit Ruffins and the Barbecue Swingers Vaughn's (8:30 PM) Weekly Thurs Gig- Move ya feet, eat ya meat.
Saturn Bar (9:00PM) Weekly Thurs Gig- McMurray storms St. Claude.
Three Muses (4:30PM) Happy hour with Tom McD; leave the office early...if there's an office in the first place.
Tom McDermott and Aurora Nealand Buffa's (8:00PM) Weekly Thurs Gig- A dynamic pairing for the smoke free backend. VENDREDIFebruary 10thFrench Quarter (3:30 PM) Mardi Gras parade and wine. Sounds like the fruit of the vine!
Krewe of Oshun Uptown (6:00 PM) The year's first parade on the Uptown route!
Armstrong Park (3:00PM-6:00PM) Weekly Fri Gig- Take advantage of activity at Armstrong.
NOMA (5:30PM-8:00PM) Weekly Fri Gig- music, film, live performance, and more for you and the fam.
915 N. Dupre (6:00PM-12:00AM) Weekly Fri Gig- Yard livin'- drink, spirits, people, food truck vibe from a Mid-City tribe.
Irvin Mayfield's Jazz Playhouse (11:50PM) Weekly Fri Gig- Get your Trixie Minx!
Free Food Funk n Crunk Friday feat. DJ Justin Handsome Willy's (5:00PM) Weekly Fri Gig- outdoor bites and beats.
Yuki (10:00PM) Weekly Fri Gig- A break from Frenchmen (on Frenchmen).
Republic (10:00PM) Weekly Fri Gig- Dance through the decades. VENDREDIFebruary 10th
Armstrong Park (3:00PM-6:00PM) Weekly Fri Gig- Take advantage of activity at Armstrong.
NOMA (5:30PM-8:00PM) Weekly Fri Gig- music, film, live performance, and more for you and the fam.
Irvin Mayfield's Jazz Playhouse (11:50PM) Weekly Fri Gig- Get your Trixie Minx!
Free Food Funk n Crunk Friday feat. DJ Justin Handsome Willy's (5:00PM) Weekly Fri Gig- outdoor bites and beats.
Yuki (10:00PM) Weekly Fri Gig- A break from Frenchmen (on Frenchmen).
Republic (10:00PM) Weekly Fri Gig- Dance through the decades. SAMEDIFebruary 11thUptown (2:00 PM) Afternoon parade on Mardi Gras' main drag!
Uptown (6:00 PM) Get your Athenian wisdom off this parade route.
Uptown (6:45 PM) Mardi Gras goes to Cyprus!
West Bank (11:00 AM) Time to open up the Algiers parade route.
West Bank (11:45 AM) The blonde and muscular take to the parade route.
Friends of the New Orleans Public Library Book Sale Latter Library Carriage House (10:00AM-2:00PM) Weekly Sat Gig- bi-weekly sale on St. Charles.
Weswego Farmers & Fisheries Market 484 Sala Ave (8:30AM-12:30PM) Weekly Sat Gig- produce, baked goods, pony rides (!) seafood, live tunes, and more.
5500 St Claude (10:00AM-2:00PM) Weekly Sat Gig- rain or shine: local produce and seafood on the old Good Children strip.
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Pandora's BoxA NoDef SnoBall ReviewWith scant days of summer remaining, correspondent, Arielle Schecter set off to Pandora's on North Carollton to report back on SnoBalls while they last... and deliver a Nixonian parable. When Richard Nixon gave his celebrated “Checkers” speech in September of 1952, the American public was in a state of deep disillusionment with politics and government at large. Anti-Republican sentiment was at a high, and widespread corruption and fraud were thought to be irrevocably embedded in the so-called democratic process of this country. Nixon responded to these claims with a heartwarming mention of his family dog, Checkers, and how the pet was a symbol of the American people’s generosity and trust. This anecdote has inspired a genre of modern discourse that uses television as a motivational political medium, in much the same way as radio had been instrumental in garnering support for FDR’s administration, despite widespread social and economic hardship.
Eating a sno-ball at Pandora’s provides the modern consumer with a similarly remarkable experience. With all the proverbial shit New Orleans puts up with (and produces), it is a veritable miracle that a summer day can yet be salvaged by a small cup of crushed ice and flavored syrup.
A recent reconnaissance visit to the famed shop on Carrollton Avenue yielded high returns in the emotional appetitive quadrant, specifically with respect to the satisfying ratio of texture to flavor.
The wedding cake varietal turned around this reporter’s opinion on iced desserts, which heretofore had been impacted negatively by the mainstream distrust of sweets as a nutritional benefit. However, the abject enjoyment produced by a Pandora’s sno-ball was enough to revolutionize the dietary considerations of this new convert, who can only dream of the day in which politicians and laity alike communicate through the medium, large, or kiddie size.
Flavor: 4 balls Fluffiness: 4 balls Price: 4 balls Overall Experience: 4 balls Political Aspirations: sno-balled
Pandora's SnowBalls and Soft Serve Ice Cream 901 N Carrollton Ave ’)
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Contributors:Arielle Schecter, Laura Cayouette, Laine Kaplan-Levenson, Tristan Bennett, Rachel Dainer-Best, Christopher Herbeck, Kermit M. Mudgeley, Stella Kowalski, Huey P. Long, Hallie Gerard, Mack Walters, Paul McRambles, Erik Carter, Christina LeBlanc, Michael Cohn-Geltner, Jocelyn Buckley, Dave Rosenberg, Tanya Gulliver, Alexander J. Hancock Listings Kermit M. Mudgely Editor for Uptown: Brad Rhines Editors at Large: Laine Kaplan-Levenson Art Director: Michael Weber, B.A. Managing EditorLevi Bruce Editor: B. E. Mintz Published Daily byMinced Media, Inc. |
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For the record, both their
For the record, both their syrups and their ice shaving machine are from... SnoWizard. SnoWizard rules!
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