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Today's Schedule Jazz in the Park:
4:00 to 4:45 Second Line Parade featuring the Sudan Social Aid and Pleasure Club
5:00 to 6:15 New Breed Brass Band
6:15 to 6:30 Intermission Show
6:30 to 8:00 Glen David Andrews
Jazz in the Park the "King of Fun" welcomes Budweiser the "King of Beers" as our official Presenting Sponsor.
NEW ORLEANS - Jazz in the Park returns for eight straight weeks this spring, running from May 21st to June 11th, with a stellar roster of New Orleans music. Jazz in the Park "The King of Fun" welcomes Budweiser "The King of Beers" as our Presenting Sponsor of Jazz in the Park.
Jazz in the Park the "King of Fun" welcomes Budweiser the "King of Beers" as our official Presenting Sponsor.
Jazz in the Park proudly serves Goose Island Beer. Stop by our beer stand to get yourself an ice cold Goose!
May 21 New Breed Brass Band and Glen David Andrews
May 28 Batiste & Sons and a tribute to Wild Magnolias featuring Monk Boudreaux
June 11 Darcy Malone & the Tangle and Raw Oyster Cult
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6:30 p.m. at the Al Copeland Concert Meadow Stage in Lafreniere Park, 3000 Downs Blvd.in Metairie.
The remaining schedule is:
May 21, Mojeaux
This event is free and open to the public.
Local vendors will sell food and drinks. Guests are asked not to bring outside refreshments.
90 Degrees west will perform on Memorial Day, May 25, at Memorial Day Jam. Time and additional details will be announced.
Contact Patrons of Lafreniere Park, Inc., Chairman Chad Pitfield, at patronschairman@lafrenierepark.org for more information.
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NOWFE
The Hallmark Event: NOWFE's famous Royal Street Stroll Presented by Rouses rolls on Thursday, May 21, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. along the 200-900 blocks of Royal Street. Enjoy wine, food from local restaurants including NOLA Restaurant, Kingfish, The Irish House, and more. There's a parade led by the Krewe of Cork, and of course tons of galleries and shops are open for perusing. Held rain or shine, wine-themed costumes are of course encouraged. This is a fun, casual event that pretty much embodies the epicurean marathon that is NOWFE, and a good choice if it's going to be your only NOWFE event. But watch out: It gets insanely crowded. $99 in advance/$120 week of.
THURSDAY, MAY 21
Royal Street Stroll
One of NOWFE's most popular events returns with some new additions. Sip, nibble and stroll through the French Quarter as singer Robin Barnes entertains the crowds. The food truck gathering returns with Box Truck, Food Drunk and Frencheeze. Four visiting chefs Charleston chefs, Mike Lata (Fig), Kevin Johnson (The Grocery), Andy Henderson (Edmund's Oast) and Josh Walker (Xiao Bao Biscuit), will also be serving their food on Royal Street.
$99 in advance, $120 week of event; 5:30 p.m. (200-900 blocks of Royal Street)
FRIDAY, MAY 22
Grand Tasting
The centerpiece of the NOWFE pairs the food of more than 75 local chefs with more 1000 different wines. The chefs, competing to win the Fleur de Lis culinary, are on hand to answer your questions while they cook. A second Grand Tasting takes place on Saturday afternoon (see below).
$109 in advance, $139 week of event; 6 p.m. (New Orleans Convention Center, Hall J)
SATURDAY, MAY 23
Grand Tasting
The centerpiece of the NOWFE pairs the food of more than 75 local chefs with more 1000 different wines. The chefs, competing to win the Fleur de Lis culinary, are on hand to answer your questions while they cook. At the Saturday tasting, watch chefs including Michael Brewer of The Sammich, Mike Nelson of GW Fins and David Dickensauge of Baton Rouge's Bin 77 vie for the title of King of Louisiana seafood.
$109 in advance, $139 week of event; 2 p.m. (New Orleans Convention Center, Hall J)
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Westwego's Friday Nights Free Concert Series is back! The Friday Night Concerts 7pm -10pm at the Farmers Market.
We have a great line-up this year for your listening and dancing pleasure. bring your chairs and blankets and wear your dancin' shoes! There will be great food, sodas, beer and daiquiris.
As last year, food and beverage tickets are available at the Welcome booth.
COME OUT AND ENJOY NEXT FREE CONCERT
Friday May 22nd 7pm - 10pm
Will Cooper & Southern Groove Band
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05/22/2015
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AVP's Pro Beach Volleyball Tour announces it will kick off it's 2015 season at Laketown in Kenner, La.
The Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) announced it will return to New Orleans for the AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour in 2015.
The announcement comes in partnership with the City of Kenner and the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation. The AVP New Orleans Open will take place May 22-24 at Laketown in Kenner, La.
The four-day, nationally televised event will kick off the AVP's 2015 season and is expected to bring more than 60 of the tour's top male and female players.
Those expected to attend include three-time Olympic gold medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings (2004, 2008, 2012), Olympic gold medalists Phil Dalhausser (2008) and Todd Rogers (2008), Olympic silver medalists April Ross (2012) and Jennifer Kessy (2012), two-time Olympians Jake Gibb (2008, 2012) and Sean Rosenthal (2008, 2012), and Olympian Nicole Branagh (2008), as well as a number of up-and coming stars and hopefuls for the 2016 Rio Olympics.
Temporary courts and seating will be constructed near the levee by the Pontchatrain Center.
The 2015 schedule has yet to be released. Information on ticket availability and competition schedules can be found here: www.avp.webconnex.com/NewOrleans.
The Association of Volleyball Professionals New Orleans open starts this Friday in Kenner and fans of beach volleyball can get close to all the action in the sand.
Crews spent Monday setting up at Kenner's Laketown, trucking in 1200 tons of mason sand from Sun, Louisiana.
This is the first stop on the tour for the Association of Volleyball Professionals and among the competitors, Olympic medalists Kerri Walsh Jennings and Phil Dalhausser.
The Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation partnered with the city of Kenner and local tourism leaders to bring the tour to town.
"Anybody who comes out on Friday, Saturday or Sunday can have a seat, first come first serve, we've got nearly 2,000 seats built out in the grandstands," says Sam Joffray, Vice President of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation. "It's free seating but then there's plenty of space to bring out your chairs and blankets and be right next to the court and watch all the action in a really, really highly competitive tournament
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As you probably know, we've announced our terrific Spring 2015 Jazz'n the Vines schedule. It's "The Premier Northshore Concert Music Series!" See more here on our Jazz'n the Vines page including the dates and times, what you can bring, and more. As the New Orleans area's only local winery, Jazz'n the Vines is a unique opportunity to enjoy top-flight musicians from around the region while relaxing among the vines and under the stars. It's a great way to experience music, wine, and to celebrate Louisiana's rich cultural heritage!
Jazz'n the Vines Spring 2015 Schedule:
Saturday, May 30 - Roamin' Jasmine
Saturday, June 13 - Amanda Shaw & The Cute Guys
Saturday, June 27 - Los Poy-Boy-Citos
Please note - all shows are at the winery and take place from 6:30 to 9 pm. Visit our Jazz'n the Vines page for more information...
Contact Information
Telephone: (985) 892-9742
FAX: (985) 892-9742
Physical address/Tasting Room: 81250 Old Military Rd. Bush LA. 70431
To our valued guests at Jazz'n the Vines - Out of consideration to other attendees of the show, please abide by these courtesies when out at the winery - please make sure that younger audience members are not engaged in "horseplay" in the audience area, around the stage, or in and around the winery building. Children are welcome to play, if supervised, in the empty grass block behind the seating area. Also, please no smoking in the audience area, at the tasting table and outside bar, in the tasting room, or on the patio. You are welcome to smoke along the periphery of the viewing area if away from other guests or off to the sides.
Lastly, the winery and tasting room close at 4 pm the day of the show in order to get ready for the event. We re-open at 5 pm. As we only have a one-lane road in and out of the winery, please do not arrive before 5 pm to the gate in order to allow daytime guests as well as employees to leave or arrive. Thank you very much for your attention and patronage at Jazz'n the Vines and Pontchartrain Vineyards!
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Blending inspiration from the Southern Pecan and the delectable Trappist Ales of Belgium, we present to you in all of its grandeur, 10. This ale is our anniversary beer, stamping a tremendous exclamation point on a decade of brewing at Lazy Magnolia. Expect a bold, full bodied ale that marries the rich plum, fig, and caramel maltiness of Trappist Quadruples to the nutty and dessert-like aromatics of Southern Pecan. Finished with a hint of oak, this ale is a complex brew of balance that will age well for many years to come. It's a 10!
This exciting addition to our Debutante Series is available for a limited time. Look for it both on draft and in package!
Backwoods Belgian is an 8.5% ABV Belgian-Style Golden Ale brewed with "Southern" infusion of Honeysuckle flowers. It pours pale gold under a fluffy white head, lightly hopped, with fruity esters of orange, banana, and traces of sweet honey in the nose. Backwoods Belgian marries the flavors of oranges, apples, a honey-sweet malt character, and a dry peppery finish, with a soft, warm alcohol presence on the palate. Effervescent and refreshing, this full-bodied Golden Ale is our interpretation of the classic style with a touch of Southern sweetness.
Our 2015 Spring Seasonal is available through May.
NEW PRODUCT ALERT!
Mississippi is home to more than just great beer. We've got great food and even better tunes.
Bramblin' Man is a toast to days past and classic country. This Bavarian Wheat blended with a Sour Blackberry Ale will be a great addition to any celebration.
Look for Bramblin' Man on the shelves and at your favorite bar in June!
Southern Pecan named one of the 101 Best Beers in America by Men's Journal!
Brewer: Lazy Magnolia Style: English Brown Ale Until recently, Lazy Magnolia's Southern Pecan was about the only reason beer lovers knew Mississippi had anything worth drinking. At 4.5 percent, this beer was brown ale in an all-day drinker, with toasted pecans adding dessert-like flavors but no heavy sweetness.
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Oculto is available on shelves and at high-end bars, clubs and restaurants nationwide. Inspired by and brewed for nightlife, Oculto combines the social invitation of beer with the exciting nature associated with tequila-for a step in creating an entirely new category.
Oculto is infused with blue agave for a bright citrus flavor that delivers a smooth, bold taste. With a premium look, unique flavor, seductive positioning and 6-percent ABV, Oculto is designed to tap into late night occasions.
"Beer drinkers and partygoers are seeking unique, surprising 'mash-up' experiences," said Jorn Socquet, vice president of marketing, Anheuser-Busch. "We worked off untapped insights to bring an innovation that delivers against that expectation. We have a totally surprising brand that revolves around mystery and intrigue-with a product that hits home with consumers looking for ways to break free from the everyday and find something exciting ... an unexpected 'mash-up.'"
Oculto means "hidden" or "waiting to be found" in Spanish. Bringing the brand to life right out of the gate, Oculto launched on Friday the 13th to emphasize unparalleled positioning that will carry over to all consumer engagement moments. From immersive events to engaging social media to best-in-class partnerships, it is all about tapping into the spontaneous nights out with friends. In 2015, the secrets of Oculto will be revealed-and consumers will be inspired to share secrets of their own.
Oculto packaging is an innovation in and of itself. It brings to life a look that is premium, seductive and energetic. It features a multi-sensory experience, including multiple crown graphics, tactile printing and black-light inks. The Oculto bottle has a signature mask shape and detailed embossing for a distinctive look and feel. A host of discoverable elements are embedded in the bottle design, including hidden messages and eyes that appear when cold. The can also showcases a tactile feel that is a breakthrough for beer in the U.S.
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Frank Stansbury
Se NOLA's Trainer
504-450-1955
Jerry Peters
Southern Eagle Sales & Service
504-734-2536
jerrypeters@southerneagle.com
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