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Wed, 1/14 -- Midnight Disturbers (featuring Stanton Moore) Plus 504 Brass Band -- Doors 9pm, show 10pm
Thurs, 1/15 -- Good Enough for Good Times And Johnny Sketch & The Dirty Notes -- Doors 9pm, show 10pm
Fri, 1/16 -- Tipitina's 31st Anniversary Bash Featuring Tipitina's All Stars, featuring Ivan Neville & Friends, plus Billy Iuso & Restless Natives -- GA & VIP Tickets available -- Doors 9pm, show 10pm
Sat, 1/17 -- PBS (Porter, Batiste, Stoltz) Plus Groovesect -- Doors 9pm, show 10pm
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BJ Crosby, the dynamic, Tony-nominated Broadway actress known for her powerful, rangy belt, continues to recover from a stroke she suffered in mid- June of 2008.
Crosby does not have medical insurance. To help raise funds donations are being accepted, and a benefit concert is scheduled for Sunday, January 18, 2009 at Harrah's Theatre in New Orleans.
The Harrah's Benefit Gala will include performances by Grammy Award Winner Irma Thomas, Germaine Bazzle, Leah Chase, John Boutte, Phillip Manuel, Barbara Shorts, Topsy Chapman, Ceasar Elloie, Thais Clark, Yolanda Windsay, Jolynda Phillips, Danon Smith and Marva Wright.
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Join us in celebration of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at these 3 great events!
1. ADVOCATES TRAINING - Hurry! Filling up fast!
Wednesday, January 14 - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM @ UNO's Lindy Boggs
Conference Center
If you work for an advocacy organization or community group, you don't want to miss this training opportunity! Learn to advocate like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with workshops on envisioning whole neighborhoods, framing your message, harnessing the media and using the law.
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New Orleans – (January 7, 2009) -- New York-based social incubator alldaybuffet will assemble the world's most creative entrepreneurs, mavericks and innovators in one room during The Feast: New Orleans on February 6, 2009.
More than just a conference, The Feast is a day-long, curated series of inspiring, mind-expanding, and cutting-edge talks that showcase a 360-degree look at social innovation. Focusing on inspiring action toward common goals, The Feast studies executions, strategies and concepts that have worked in areas from design to business to science and everything between.
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A Second Line led by the Original Big 7 Social Aid and Pleasure Club and Brass Band will commemorate the closing of Prospect.1 New Orleans at the New Orleans Museum of Art on Saturday, January 17. The procession begins at 1 p.m. in front of the Besthoff Sculpture Garden and will make its way down Lelong Avenue before entering the Museum and circling around the Great Hall and the McDermott Lobby, past the work of New Orleans-based Prospect.1 artists Willie Birch and Victor Harris and the Fi Yi Yi.
Admission to the Museum, including public programs, is free to all through January 18.
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