NEW ORLEANS — In our series Tremé : Death of a neighborhood, survival of a culture, we look back at how federal and local policy transformed America’s oldest black community into one that is barely ...
In June, trombonist and bandleader Delfeayo Marsalis wanted to plan a livestreaming concert with his Uptown Jazz Orchestra for a Juneteenth celebration. But by the time the idea came together, it was ...
The drumming, brass bands and laughter coming from Armstrong Park during the Congo Square Rhythms Festival this weekend is a celebration of the roots of New Orleans music as well as its vibrant ...
Delfeayo Marsalis and the Uptown Jazz Orchestra will host the second annual Jazz at Congo Square on Saturday August 20, and Sunday, August 21, at Congo Square in Armstrong Park. This free celebration ...
As people sought shelter under old oak trees, the Louisiana rain played percussion on the puddles. Just above that familiar sound, the siren song of Delfeayo Marsalis and the Uptown Jazz Orchestra ...
ASPEN Victor Goines was born and raised in New Orleans, began playing clarinet at 8, and knew by the time he was in St. Augustine High School, where he picked up the saxophone, that jazz would play a ...
The posters for the 2013 Jazz Fest and Congo Square have been released, spotlighting acts on the Jazz Fest bill this year. Local publisher art4now released the official posters, with various editions ...
From the Million Man March to Occupy Wall Street “the right of the people peaceably to assemble” is a First Amendment protection that Americans have long been well-versed in — and it’s a right that ...
Ericka Ratliff went from being in the audience to being an actor and is now the artistic director of the Congo Square Theatre Company. She talked with rolling out about Congo Square, her acting career ...
4 Full Cast & Creative Team Set For ON THE TWENTIETH CENTURY At Blank Theatre Company Get Access To Every Broadway Story Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on ...
NEW ORLEANS (WAFB) - The playing of African drums has been a Sunday afternoon tradition in New Orleans’ Congo Square for the past 30 years. And it’s a revival of an African custom that dates back more ...
IT’S NOT ABOUT HEAT OR COLD. THAT’S WHAT LOVE LOOKS LIKE. CONGO SQUARES DRUMMERS SHOWING LOVE THE BEST WAY THEY KNOW HOW RFO ONE OF THEIR OWN PORSCHE POLLOCK DDIE TUESDAY. SHEAS W LEAVING HER SEVENTH ...
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