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December 5th 2013 Global Green USA

NOLA's GEAUXgeous 'n Green, DEC 5th!

Join us in celebration of our City and supporters at Global Green’s 3rd Annual NOLA Fundraiser on December 5th.

Party with us at an exclusive penthouse venue in the glow of NOLA’s iconic Falstaff sign. Show off your best eco/recycled/re-purposed glamorous fashions, dress up as your favorite celebrity OR create one of your own!

Strut your stuff for photos on the green carpet, music, silent auction, raffle, and more…as we celebrate our region’s sustainability stars.

GEAUXgeous ‘n Green NOLA
Thursday, December 5th
7:30 PM to 10:00 PM
Falstaff Beer Garden
2600 Gravier Street
New Orleans, LA

To reserve your tickets in advance:

This year’s honorees:

· Foster Campbell, Lambert Boissiere & Scott Angelle, Louisiana Public Service Commission – for passing the much needed statewide Energy Efficiency rules

· Grasshopper Mendoza and Steve Picou – for their tireless water management work since Katrina

· The Alliance for Affordable Energy – for successfully advocating for progressive energy policy locally and statewide

· Councilmember Susan Guidry – for her dedication to an outstanding energy efficiency program for New Orleans

· The Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development – for its past and ongoing support of the Lower 9th Ward and the Holy Cross Project

· James Perry, Greater N.O. Fair Housing Action Center – for his commitment to the environment and to affordable housing in the City of New Orleans.

PURCHASE TIX, here:

SPONSORSHIP information,here: sponsor

December 3rd 2013 Lake Catherine Civic Association, Inc

Lake Catherine Civic Association Membership Meeting and Christmas Party

The Lake Catherine Civic Association Membership Meeting and Christmas Party will be held Saturday, December 7, 2013 at the Fort Pike Volunteer Fire House, from 6:30 p.m until 9:30 p.m. Food and Beverages will be provided. BYOB.

October 30th 2013 Longue Vue House and Gardens

Longue Vue House and Gardens Welcomes Tony Chauveaux as New Executive Director

Longue Vue House and Gardens’ Board of Directors is pleased to announce Tony Chauveaux has been named the institution’s Executive Director. Chauveaux brings an impressive background in museum and nonprofit administration to Longue Vue, including serving as the Deputy Director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and the Deputy Chairman for Grants and Awards at the National Endowment for the Arts.

His extensive experience serving on the boards of arts organizations and working for nonprofits will be instrumental to continuing the legacy of Longue Vue founders Edith and Edgar Stern. Board of Directors’ President, Jon F. “Chip” Leyens stated, “Tony has demonstrated ability in management, excellent people skills and a clear vision of how Longue Vue will continue its mission of preserving and using its historical and artistic legacy to educate and inspire people to pursue beauty and civic responsibility in their lives. We are excited to have someone as talented as Tony to guide the organization.”

At the Ronald Reagan Library, Chauveaux oversaw the Library’s collections inventory project, actively participated in the planning, construction and installation of $12.75 million in newly renovated museum galleries and most recently engaged in planning the Library’s re-installation of the Situation Room from the White House in Washington, D.C.

His ability to lead merited an appointment to chair the Texas Commission on the Arts by then Governor George W. Bush in 1999. Additionally, Chauveaux has served on boards of local, regional and national arts organizations, including the Mid-America Arts Alliance, the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies, and the Institute of Texan Cultures at the University of Texas at San Antonio. He has served as president of the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, president of Friends of the Arts at Lamar University and vice president of the Symphony of Southeast Texas. In 1996, he received the Southeast Texas Arts Council award for outstanding achievement by an arts volunteer.

Chauveaux was raised on a ranch in the Texas Panhandle near the town of Claude. He received a bachelor’s degree in journalism from The University of Texas at Austin and a Juris Doctor degree from St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio. He served as a law clerk to the Honorable Joseph J. Fisher, then Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas and practiced law for over 20 years before entering public service at the National Endowment for the Arts and the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. He will assume his new position as leader of Longue Vue on November 4, 2013.

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About Longue Vue House and Gardens
Longue Vue House and Gardens is an eight-acre estate comprised of a Classical Revival-style house and 14 distinct gardens, including an interactive children’s garden. It is the former home of philanthropists Edith and Edgar Stern, and currently serves as an educational, environmental, and cultural resource for the public. For more information, visit .

October 26th 2013 Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association

AUCTION TONIGHT

Not only can you get great food, and get drinks from the open bar, you can also bid on wonderful items in the silent action. Only a few of the many auction items are pictured below. You’ll be able to bid on everything from signed sports memorabilia from the Saints and Pelicans to high end drinking glasses from Mignon Faget along with great works from local artists and more!

CALL THE VOODOO QUEEN AT (504) 486-7793
for TICKETS or more information.


GREAT FOOD AND TREATS FROM OUR GREAT SPONSORS


Aunt Sally’s Pralines | Brocato’s | Cafe Degas | Commander’s Palace | Deutsches Haus | Fairgrinds Coffeehouse | Fair Grounds | Fellini’s Café | Katie’s Restaurant Liuzza’s By the Track | Lola’s Restaurant | Mona’s Café | New Orleans Tomato Co. Nonna Mia | Parkway Bakery | Ralph’s on the Park | Rouse’s Supermarket | Ruby Slipper Café | Santa Fe Restaurant | Terranova’s Superette | Toups Meatery

CALL THE VOODOO QUEEN AT (504) 486-7793
for TICKETS or more information.


 


 

 

Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes at Jazz Fest.
 

 


 

 


Angelo Brocato Italian Desserts will provide MINI CANOLI and ITALIAN COOKIES
Aunt Sally’s will provide PRALINETTES.
Cafe Degas will provide POULET BASQUAISE
Commander’s Palace will provide GRILLADES and GRITS
Deutsches Haus will provide BRATWURST and KRAUT
Fairgrinds will provide COFFEE
Fair Grounds will provide JAMBALAYA
Fellini’s Cafe will provide HUMMUS and PITA BREAD
Katie’s will provide CHICKEN FETTUCCINI with BUCKTOWN ALFREDO
Lola’s will provide PAELLA (vegetarian and seafood)
Mona’s will provide DOLMAS (vegetarian and meat)
Nonna Mia will provide DIVINE PORTABELLA
Ralph’s on the Park will provide SESAME SEARED TUNA with GINGER CHILI SOY SAUCE
Ruby Slipper will provide BREAD PUDDING
New Orleans Tomato Company will provide TOMATO BASIL SOUP
Santa Fe will provide SALPICON de MARISCOS (tortilla soup) and SEAFOOD SALAD with ORGANIC GREENS
Terranova’s will provide ITALIAN SAUSAGE
Toups Meatery will provide CHICKEN AND SAUSAGE GUMBO


Saturday, October 26, 2013 – 8:30pm
1440 Moss St
New Orleans, LA 70119

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October 26th 2013 Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association

PARTY TONIGHT

 

CALL THE VOODOO QUEEN AT (504) 486-7793
for TICKETS or more information.




Bid on this Saints football signed by Archie Manning along with dozens of other great items at the .

This framed stained glass panel made by Carol Flannery is one of the many exciting items at the VOODOO on the BAYOU silent auction on October 26th. It is ready to be hung. It is approx. 16” X 22”.

You can bid on this sign by Simon the Sign Painter at the Voodoo on the Bayou SILENT AUCTION this Saturday, October 26th. Click on the sign to learn more about the artist.



GREAT FOOD AND TREATS FROM OUR GREAT SPONSORS


Aunt Sally’s Pralines | Brocato’s | Cafe Degas | Commander’s Palace | Deutsches Haus | Fairgrinds Coffeehouse | Fair Grounds | Fellini’s Café | Katie’s Restaurant Liuzza’s By the Track | Lola’s Restaurant | Mona’s Café | New Orleans Tomato Co. Nonna Mia | Parkway Bakery | Ralph’s on the Park | Rouse’s Supermarket | Ruby Slipper Café | Santa Fe Restaurant | Terranova’s Superette | Toups Meatery

CALL THE VOODOO QUEEN AT (504) 486-7793
for TICKETS or more information.


 


 

 

Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes at Jazz Fest.
 

 


 

 


Angelo Brocato Italian Desserts will provide MINI CANOLI and ITALIAN COOKIES
Aunt Sally’s will provide PRALINETTES.
Cafe Degas will provide POULET BASQUAISE
Commander’s Palace will provide GRILLADES and GRITS
Deutsches Haus will provide BRATWURST and KRAUT
Fairgrinds will provide COFFEE
Fair Grounds will provide JAMBALAYA
Fellini’s Cafe will provide HUMMUS and PITA BREAD
Katie’s will provide CHICKEN FETTUCCINI with BUCKTOWN ALFREDO
Lola’s will provide PAELLA (vegetarian and seafood)
Mona’s will provide DOLMAS (vegetarian and meat)
Nonna Mia will provide DIVINE PORTABELLA
Ralph’s on the Park will provide SESAME SEARED TUNA with GINGER CHILI SOY SAUCE
Ruby Slipper will provide BREAD PUDDING
New Orleans Tomato Company will provide TOMATO BASIL SOUP
Santa Fe will provide SALPICON de MARISCOS (tortilla soup) and SEAFOOD SALAD with ORGANIC GREENS
Terranova’s will provide ITALIAN SAUSAGE
Toups Meatery will provide CHICKEN AND SAUSAGE GUMBO


Saturday, October 26, 2013 – 8:30pm
1440 Moss St
New Orleans, LA 70119

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October 26th 2013 Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association

THE ORIGINAL VOODOO ON THE BAYOU



by Tom Fitzmorris

Long before the Voodoo Festival in City Park took over the Halloween weekend, the Faubourg St John Neighborhood Association held its annual fundraising party—also Halloween weekend, also with a voodoo theme, also near City Park. Instead of loud music, however, the theme is food. (Although , too.) The location is right: The Pitot House, one of the city’s oldest houses, on Bayou St. John in the bend across from City Park. It was the home of James Pitot, the first mayor of New Orleans.

The party starts at eight-thirty this Saturday, October 26 and goes until midnight, with all the essential makings of a fun evening: live music, open bar, and food. What food? From these esteemed culinarians, most of which are from the neighborhood:

Aunt Sally’s Pralines | Brocato’s | Cafe Degas | Commander’s Palace | Deutsches Haus | Fairgrinds Coffeehouse | Fair Grounds | Fellini’s Café | Katie’s Restaurant Liuzza’s By the Track | Lola’s Restaurant | Mona’s Café | New Orleans Tomato Co. Nonna Mia | Parkway Bakery | Ralph’s on the Park | Rouse’s Supermarket | Ruby Slipper Café | Santa Fe Restaurant | Terranova’s Superette | Toups Meatery


The tickets are available in advance for $50 online () or at these merchants:

Terranova Supermarket, 3308 Esplanade Ave
Swirl Wine, 3143 Ponce de Leon

Tickets are also at the door for $60. The money goes toward the continuing improvement of that historic neighborhood and the Pitot House itself, which is a real gem. Faubourg St. John’s projects include the ReBridge Project, Desmare Playground, and the Bayou Children’s Halloween event.

 


 

Angelo Brocato Italian Desserts will provide MINI CANOLI and ITALIAN COOKIES
Aunt Sally’s will provide PRALINETTES.
Cafe Degas will provide POULET BASQUAISE
Commander’s Palace will provide GRILLADES and GRITS
Deutsches Haus will provide BRATWURST and KRAUT
Fairgrinds will provide COFFEE
Fair Grounds will provide JAMBALAYA
Fellini’s Cafe will provide HUMMUS and PITA BREAD
Katie’s will provide CHICKEN FETTUCCINI with BUCKTOWN ALFREDO
Lola’s will provide PAELLA (vegetarian and seafood)
Mona’s will provide DOLMAS (vegetarian and meat)
Nonna Mia will provide DIVINE PORTABELLA
Ralph’s on the Park will provide SESAME SEARED TUNA with GINGER CHILI SOY SAUCE
Ruby Slipper will provide BREAD PUDDING
New Orleans Tomato Company will provide TOMATO BASIL SOUP
Santa Fe will provide SALPICON de MARISCOS (tortilla soup) and SEAFOOD SALAD with ORGANIC GREENS
Terranova’s will provide ITALIAN SAUSAGE
Toups Meatery will provide CHICKEN AND SAUSAGE GUMBO

October 25th 2013 Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association

YOUR COSTUME IS READY

Quoting Cree McCree —>

Nothing to wear? Don’t panic. Scare up the perfect disguise at the 18th Annual Halloween Costume BOO-tique! Showcasing your favorite New Orleans designers!

18th Annual NOLA Designer
Halloween Costume BOO-tique
Saturday, October 26
11 AM – 5 PM
New Orleans Healing Center
2372 St. Claude Avenue


16+ of New Orleans’ most creative designers, hatters, costumiers and mask-makers offer a vast array of one-of-a-kind costumes, masks, accessories, & festive Halloweenery.
Featuring: Cree McCree/Cree-ations, Oliver Manhattan, Howlpop, Calamity, Dino Real, Kate McNee, Joy Patterson, Charles Barkley/The Hat Man, Tracy Hamlin/Halfshell Productions, Debbie Rusher, Liz Blaz, Bev Boulet, Gail Keifer, Collette/Never Met Her, Aurelia River, Agnes Garron

We also have a Facebook page. Please help us spread the word!

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by Tom Fitzmorris

Long before the Voodoo Festival in City Park took over the Halloween weekend, the Faubourg St John Neighborhood Association held its annual fundraising party—also Halloween weekend, also with a voodoo theme, also near City Park. Instead of loud music, however, the theme is food. (Although , too.) The location is right: The Pitot House, one of the city’s oldest houses, on Bayou St. John in the bend across from City Park. It was the home of James Pitot, the first mayor of New Orleans.

The party starts at eight-thirty this Saturday, October 26 and goes until midnight, with all the essential makings of a fun evening: live music, open bar, and food. What food? From these esteemed culinarians, most of which are from the neighborhood:

Aunt Sally’s Pralines | Brocato’s | Cafe Degas | Commander’s Palace | Deutsches Haus | Fairgrinds Coffeehouse | Fair Grounds | Fellini’s Café | Katie’s Restaurant Liuzza’s By the Track | Lola’s Restaurant | Mona’s Café | New Orleans Tomato Co. Nonna Mia | Parkway Bakery | Ralph’s on the Park | Rouse’s Supermarket | Ruby Slipper Café | Santa Fe Restaurant | Terranova’s Superette | Toups Meatery
 
The tickets are available in advance for $50 online () or at these merchants:

Terranova Supermarket, 3308 Esplanade Ave
Swirl Wine, 3143 Ponce de Leon

Tickets are also at the door for $60. The money goes toward the continuing improvement of that historic neighborhood and the Pitot House itself, which is a real gem. Faubourg St. John’s projects include the ReBridge Project, Desmare Playground, and the Bayou Children’s Halloween event.

 


 

Angelo Brocato Italian Desserts will provide MINI CANOLI and ITALIAN COOKIES
Aunt Sally’s will provide PRALINETTES.
Cafe Degas will provide POULET BASQUAISE
Commander’s Palace will provide GRILLADES and GRITS
Deutsches Haus will provide BRATWURST and KRAUT
Fairgrinds will provide COFFEE
Fair Grounds will provide JAMBALAYA
Fellini’s Cafe will provide HUMMUS and PITA BREAD
Katie’s will provide CHICKEN FETTUCCINI with BUCKTOWN ALFREDO
Lola’s will provide PAELLA (vegetarian and seafood)
Mona’s will provide DOLMAS (vegetarian and meat)
Nonna Mia will provide DIVINE PORTABELLA
Ralph’s on the Park will provide SESAME SEARED TUNA with GINGER CHILI SOY SAUCE
Ruby Slipper will provide BREAD PUDDING
New Orleans Tomato Company will provide TOMATO BASIL SOUP
Santa Fe will provide SALPICON de MARISCOS (tortilla soup) and SEAFOOD SALAD with ORGANIC GREENS
Terranova’s will provide ITALIAN SAUSAGE
Toups Meatery will provide CHICKEN AND SAUSAGE GUMBO

October 25th 2013 Lake Catherine Civic Association, Inc

LCCA 2013 Calendar

LCCA 2013 Calendar and Contact Listing can be found under Resources.

October 25th 2013 Lake Catherine Civic Association, Inc

Lake Catherine Little Free Library

Lake Catherine now has a Little Free Library located at the Fort Pike Volunteer Fire Department Fire House. Donations are welcome to the Library (Books including Children’s Books and Magazines). Donations can be dropped off at the Little Library. Check outs and returns are on an honor system. Pictures of the Library can be found in the Photo Gallery. Thank you to the Lake Catherine Civic Association Board for this wonderful addition to our Island.

October 25th 2013 Lake Catherine Civic Association, Inc

Lake Catherine Civic Association T-Shirts

The Lake Catherine Civic Assocation has T-Shirts available for sale. Prices range from $10.00 to $13.00. Contact the LCCA if you are interested at lakecatherineassociation @yahoo.com