Friday, April 26, 2013

South Louisiana Mother Culture of Festival International de Louisiane blends music, dance, arts, food, people and place
~Editilla Festivalas~ FINALLY, I's here this year! What a breath of fresh air, my first visit to the city is filled with acclimating to a different way... or speed if yous will, which has nothing to do with New Orleans, Jazz Fest or whatever. This is mo'like a big cast iron pot of South Louisiana Mother Culture. Y'all can follow my twitta and as we move about beautiful downtown Lafayette!
Survey: Americans nationwide willing to shell out personally to save our coast ~Bob Marshall, The Lens

 New Mississippi "personhood" amendment drive to begin

Eight New Orleans Fairgrounds Horses Aim Towards Kentucky Derby

Jazz Fest poster captures essence of Aaron Neville ~Dean Shapiro
~Hat Tweet @lunanola  ~Today at LA Music Factory @ 210 Decatur: One Mind Brass Band @ Noon; Smoking Time Jazz Club @ 1 PM; Billy Iuso @ 2 PM! Johnny Sansone w/ Anders Osborne, Stanton Moore, & Robert Mercurio @ 3 PM! Dukes of Dixieland @ 4 PM, @ 5 PM, and Hot 8 Brass Band @ 6 PM!

Sunday, April 21, 2013

New Orleans Earth Day Festival and Green Business Expo

Music and Festivities
9:00am Yoga on the Bayou with Swan River Yoga
10:00 am   Festival kicks off with  Dj Tj “The Smooth Operator”, food, beer, and Green Business Expo open for business
11:00 am    Bayou Kayaks Earth Day Regatta
11:30 am    Flowtribe
12:50 pm   Chegadão
2:15 pm       Earth Day Second Line with the Stooges Brass Band and the Original Big 7 Social Aid and Pleasure Club
4:00 pm     Panorama Jazz Band
6:00 pm      Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk
All Day Activities
• Craft, Food, Non-Profit, Green Business vendors
• Do Whatcha Wanna! Stage performances and demonstrations
Silent Auction
Rethinking Petrochemicals Tour
• Interactive art installation
Ancient Tree Treasure Hunt Bike Ride

~Earth Day Art fo'ya Ladder from our pal Da Masked E'Vinga!

BP Oil Remains On Louisiana Coast 3 Years After Spill ~Eileen Fleming, WWNO

Fear and Oil on the Gulf Coast ~Troy Gilbert