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New ’80s Rock Exhibit at GRAMMY Museum Mississippi
The 1980s witnessed a creative explosion in rock that brought new genres, loyal fanbases, mega-selling albums, and massive concert tours. Loud guitars, booming rhythms, big hair, and eye liner ruled […]
Don ‘Moose’ Jamison Heritage School of Music holding auditions Sept. 6
Since 1990, the Don “Moose” Jamison Heritage School of Music, a free afterschool program, which serves nearly 300 students a week, from beginners aged 8 years old to advanced students […]
Imagination Movers to release new album Friday, Aug. 29
Imagination Movers will release The Carryover Effect Mixtape on Friday, August 29. It’s a collection of “misfit” songs filled with tunes the band loves that, for one reason or another, […]
Mayoral Forum on Cultural Policy to be presented by The Ella Project
The Ella Project will present the Mayoral Forum on Cultural Policy in September. This public event will bring together candidates in the upcoming mayoral election to share their visions for […]
‘K20: When the Water Met the Door’ Exhibit at the CAC
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, K20: When the Water Met the Door opens a time capsule of survival, loss and endurance with an exhibit at the CAC (Contemporary Arts Center). […]
Lowernine.org Launches Nationwide #50states Ambassador Program
In observance of the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and the devastation of New Orleans’ Lower 9th Ward, lowernine.org is launching a #50states ambassador fundraising campaign to support the rebuilding […]
Folk Alliance International Shares Official New Orleans Conference Performer Lineup 2026
On Tuesday, August 19, Folk Alliance International (FAI) – the leading and largest nonprofit dedicated to serving, strengthening, and engaging the global folk music community through preservation, promotion, and presentation […]
Early Registration Open for Louisiana Arts Summit
The Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, in partnership with the Louisiana Division of the Arts, has announced the 2025 Louisiana Arts Summit, taking place Oct. 8–10 in downtown Baton […]
Katrina Events in Slidell to Focus on Catharsis and Gratitude
It’s been almost 20 years since Hurricane Katrina roared through Slidell. The hurricane brought winds in excess of 160 miles per hour and numerous tornadoes. After hours of torrential rain […]
Calvin Kai Ku Brings Comedy Magic to Big Couch
Magician and performer Calvin Kai Ku brings his one-man show It’s Just Magic! to New Orleans for three nights only, Sept. 23–25 at Big Couch (1045 Desire St.). With a […]
