Locals now have a brand-new way to enjoy New Orleans’ French Quarter this summer – on a rooftop pool in the heart of all the action, at New Orleans Marriott. The hotel is now offering a day pass through Resort Pass, perfect for locals that want exclusive access to the property’s new rooftop pool party (taking place …
This summer, the Musical Arts Society of New Orleans is hosting the 29th New Orleans International Piano Competition. After receiving over two hundred applications from candidates representing twenty-eight countries, our prescreening jury has selected the twelve semifinalists invited to compete in the 29th NOIPC this summer.
The Musical Arts Society of New Orleans (MASNO) presents the 29th New Orleans International Piano Competition (NOIPC). Carefully selected from over 200 international auditions, representing twenty-eight countries, twelve of the world’s top emerging pianists have been invited to New Orleans as semifinalists to compete for cash, performance, and recording prizes totaling over $100,000. Prizes include …
Le Petit Theater presents a public reading of award-winning playwright and producer Kelley Nicole Girod’s play A Body of Water as part of their Petit Reads series. A Body of Water is the third piece in Girod’s Louisiana trilogy that traces her family’s history in Louisiana and includes the plays This Stretch of Montpelier and …
Six black girls, strangers to each other, go to a group therapy session. They may be strangers going in but they’ll never be the same coming out. The therapist has each girl choose her number which will define who she is. Come join the session and find the answer to what is your number. Every …
You're invited to the 3rd annual Sundays at Six concert series! On Sunday evenings in July (plus a bonus in August), John Calvin Presbyterian Church welcomes you to a free concert highlighting a different local musician or ensemble each week with a small reception afterwards to meet and greet the artists. Reception beverages for all …
Louisiana’s present-day distinction as the world’s incarceration capital is rooted in three centuries of history. Throughout this history, people in power have used systems of enslavement and incarceration to hold others captive for punishment, control, and exploitation. Black Louisianians have suffered disproportionately under these systems. Through historical objects, textual interpretation, multimedia, and data visualization, the …
