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Performing arts alumni are back in town to stage a fundraiser performance in 48 hours. The high school has been awarded 114 Gene Kelly Awards.
The Get Ya Mind Right festival plans to bring New Orleans together to do what we do best – eat great food, enjoy live music, cool down with a snowball, and care for one another – all while breaking down these obstacles that prevent minorities from seeking mental health services.
For more than a century, Angelo Brocato’s has bring bringing the sweet taste of Sicily to New Orleans.
The new brewing facility plans on providing jobs, and even bringing tourists and large events out to New Orleans East.
Can you believe we got a “cold front” in the middle of July? By cold front, we really mean the temps are in the 90’s, but we’ll take take any excuse to get outside and be a little more comfortable. After a miss from Hurricane Barry and flash flooding almost weekly, we could use a little time to destress and take care of ourselves.
Don’t forget! Sunday is the last OpenStreetsPGH for the summer. In addition to Picklesburgh, don’t miss Goat Fest on the South Side and Pups ‘n Pints at Grist House.
The space is New Orleans first black-owned yoga studio and continues the legacy of female entrepreneurship in Storyville.
Monica Ruiz, executive director of Casa San Jose, will speak on the topic “the end” at the July CreativeMornings Pittsburgh on Friday.
So there’s a cold front in July, eh? By cold front, they really mean temperatures in the 80s, but at the rate this summer heat is rising, we’ll take it.
Here’s a collection of sights and recommended stops along the Open Streets route [Downtown – Uptown – Southside] on Sunday.