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07/30/09 - Satchmo Summerfest
July 30th- August 2nd - What a Wonderful World you
will discover during an entertaining and
educational weekend in the French Quarter honoring
New Orleans' native son, Louis "Satchmo"
Armstrong.
The Ninth Annual Satchmo
SummerFest is back at the Old US Mint!
Come Celebrate the life of Louis Armstrong with a
fun-filled weekend of activities and music with
four stages all located within the Old US Mint
including: Traditional Jazz Stage, Contemporary
Jazz Stage, and a Brass Band Stage; Plus a
Children's Stage located at the US Mint as well as
all of our speaker seminars with nationally
renowned speakers.
For More info:
http://www.fqfi.org
04/24/09 - New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
April 24th- May 3rd New Orleans Jazz
& Heritage Festival
"Celebrating 40 Years of love,
peace and crawfish"
This spontaneous, momentous scene—this
meeting of jazz and heritage—has stood for
decades since as a stirring symbol of the
authenticity of the celebration that was destined
to become a cultural force.
From the very beginning, the New Orleans Jazz
& Heritage Festival was envisioned as an
important event that would have great cultural
significance and popular appeal.
Neil Young and his band join Wynton Marsalis, Bon
Jovi, Dave Matthews Band, James Taylor, Sugarland,
Joe Cocker, Ben Harper & Relentless7, Tony
Bennett, Earth, Wind & Fire, Kings of Leon,
Neville Brothers, Wilco, Bonnie Raitt, Allen
Toussaint, The O’Jays, Erykah Badu, Maze
featuring Frankie Beverly, Dr. John plus hundreds
of others previously announced to appear at the
historic edition of the Festival.
For
more info: http://www.nojazzfest.com/
04/17/09 - French Quarter Festival
April 17- 19th- French Quarter Festival
COUNTING DOWN TO THE 2009 FRENCH QUARTER
FESTIVAL BEGINS NOW!
Mark your
calendars for festival fun! April 17 - 19, 2009
Enjoy 250 hours of entertainment featuring more
than 150 musical performances on eighteen stages
throughout the French Quarter over a three-day
weekend.
For more info:
http://www.fqfi.org
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