Featuring pianist Alexander Korsantia performing Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No. 1. Carlos Miguel Prieto, conductor Alexander Korsantia, piano PROGRAM Prokofiev Classical Symphony Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 1 Shostakovich Symphony No. 1 Pianist Alexander Korsantia has won great critical acclaim for his versatility, power and the unique sincerity of his playing. He… More >
A stage adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s epic nonsense poem which details the perilous voyage of an improbable crew who set sail in search of the dangerous and elusive Snark. Shows at noon and 230pm. More >
M.F.A. Thesis Exhibitions in February at UNO St. Claude Gallery Exposed, a Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibition by Shelly Barq; and Not Just a Symbol, But a Status Symbol, a Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibition by Summer Winston; will open at the UNO St. Claude Gallery on February… More >
Bruce Davenport Jr and Company The Good Stuff 3 Bruce Davenport Jr curates a show of young artists Anthony Johnson * Paje Davenport * Jamara Johnson * Lloyd Zarnado Carl Williams * John Walton * Joshua Alleman * and others...... Opening Night Saturday February 11th, 6pm-9pm (Show runs through Sunday,… More >
Bruce Davenport Jr and Company The Good Stuff 3 Bruce Davenport Jr curates a show of young artists Anthony Johnson * Paje Davenport * Jamara Johnson * Lloyd Zarnado Carl Williams * John Walton * Joshua Alleman * and others...... Opening Night Saturday February 11th, 6pm-9pm (Show runs through Sunday,… More >
ADULT CONTENT Artists Opening Reception Saturday, February 11th 6pm-12am The multi-platinum act White Zombie’ s Sean Yseult has resided in New Orleans for the past fifteen years. Originally a photo major at Parsons School of Design NYC, she pays tribute to her love of New Orleans history and it’s darker… More >
The American Sector in The National WWII Museum puts a sassy new spin on the most popular staples of American cuisine. Old traditions become new favorites as Chef John Besh transforms hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken and dumplings, meatloaf, milkshakes and more into delicious new dishes for you to enjoy in… More >
Have an "Inspired Spring" with jewelry making workshops in March, April and June at studioFLUX New Orleans jewelry making school, located on Magazine Street in the Lower Garden District. March - Tom will be teaching A TON in the month of March at studioFLUX with 6 new sawing classes, 3… More >
NATURE’S FORMS BRAD ROBERTSON and DAVID KIDD February 4 – 25, 2012 Opening reception Saturday, February 4th, 6 – 8 pm Octavia Art Gallery is pleased to present Nature’s Forms, an exhibition by artists Brad Robertson and David Kidd. Through their preferred mediums, these artists explore the use of texture,… More >
Easily recognizable for its simple elegant lines, excellent craftsmanship, and iconic imagery, the work of Enrique Alférez has become an integral part of the city of New Orleans. Alférez was a driven artist, dedicated to a democratic ideal of public art, and unflinching in his vision of the world he… More >
A master of light, New Orleans photographer David Halliday produces lush and elegant images that are both classical and modern. Using window light to illuminate his subjects, Halliday’s direct formal approach offers a fresh take on the historic art prototypes of still life and portraiture. The simplicity of his visual… More >
Jimmy Descant (a.k.a. “the Rocketman”) is an assemblage artist known primarily for his use of found objects to create retro-futuristic rocket ships inspired by the quality of earlier craftsmanship, Art Deco, science fiction and the spirit of exploration and optimism prevalent in mid-century America. In "The Shape of Louisiana Commenting… More >
Enhance early literacy through art! Classes are held Saturdays Jan. 14, Feb. 4; March 10; April 21; June 12 For children ages 4 to 7 with a caregiver. Register now for a fun and interactive introduction to art in a museum setting. Once a month, children will hear stories, explore… More >
Welcome to the Fun, Food & Folklore of The New Orleans School of Cooking! The school's entertaining classes and the Louisiana General Store are located in a renovated molasses warehouse built in the early 1800s in the heart of the French Quarter. They teach the basics of Louisiana Cooking in… More >
In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Preservation Hall, the Louisiana State Museum launched a major exhibition at the Old U.S. Mint titled "Preservation Hall at 50." The exhibition opened on November 5 and will run throughout 2012. In keeping with the memorable occasion, the world-renowned Preservation Hall Jazz Band… More >
Ersy is a New Orleans artist whose work is rooted in precise craftsmanship of bronze, silver and wood. Her unique aesthetic is part taxidermy, part reliquary and incorporates elements of surrealism in a visual poetry that often references the pageantry and traditions of her native city. Born and raised in… More >
Josephine Sacabo’s photographs transfer the viewer into a world of constructed beauty. Built upon a foundation of poetry and literature, her many portfolios are visual manifestations of the written word. Sacabo divides her time between New Orleans and Mexico. Both locales inform her work – culminating in imagery that is… More >
Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday This lounge is named in honor of the hotel’s headline entertainer Jeremy Davenport. Davenport was one of People Magazine’s Top 50 Bachelors and has appeared in everything from GQ and Travel + Leisure to Southern Living and Elle. His Rat Pack standards are a draw… More >
Don't miss Big AL Carson and the Blues Masters at the Funky Pirate Tuesday through Saturday at 8pm. More >
This new tour is operated for private groups only on a mini-bus with a step-on guide. The tour is 3 hours. Price is $33.00 pp and requires a minimum of 20 people. Contact Gray Line Tours at (504) 569-1401 for more information. The New Orleans Botanical Garden has collaborated with… More >
The Hollygrove Market and Farm (HM&F) is a urban farm, educational center, and a CSA-style (Community Supported Agriculture) market located in the heart of New Orleans. Our collaborative partners include Carrollton-Hollygrove Community Development Corporation, New Orleans Food & Farm Network, Tulane City Center, Trinity Christian Community, Master Gardeners of New… More >
