July 26 - 29
VISUAL ART CAMP
Ages 6 - 14

The Visual Art Camp is a four day visual arts experience. Artists will complete eight separate projects in workshops led by local artists. David Rex Joyner will serve as camp leader.

David Rex Joyner's Biography:
Native New Orleanian David Rex Joyner discovered painting around age 17. After 5 years of painting and curating shows at his French Quarter studio he entered the MFA program in painting at UNO and finished the Spring of 1999. Joyner graduated in 2002 with his Masters in Education and is currently an Art instructor and Drama coordinator at Brother Martin High School.

All camps meet Monday through Thursday (4 days) from 9:00am until 3:00pm
Doors will open at 8:30 am and close at 3:30 pm.

Students should bring a sack lunch.

Enrollment limited to 20 students per camp.

To register your child please contact:
Kirah Haubrich: kirah_h@hotmail.com
Tania Vidal: colochitavidal@yahoo.com
504.569.2700

COST: $120 for 3 Ring Circus members; $150 for non-members.

VISA, MC and AMEX as well as personal checks
(cost includes water, art supplies and instrument rental)


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Location
The Roosevelt Hotel, Blue Room

Times
11:00 am - 2:00 pm

Contact
(504) 648-1200

Description
Join us every Sunday for the Jazz Brunch at The Roosevelt New Orleans featuring Jazz clarinetist Tim Laughlin at The Blue Room.

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The Big Top will also be offering for the first time a literacy intensive extension of its arts-focused summer camp. In the hours between 3 and 6 PM, campers can participate in independent reading during sustained silent reading, summer reading support, story time and story sharing, listening to audio books, creative writing, making reading journals, and reader's theater in which students create and act in short skits based on their reading.

Ann Marie Coviello has a master's degree from the Univeristy of California in education in literacy and culture. She taught language arts for fifteen years in New Orleans public school before becoming a certified school librarian. She is currently the head librarian at Ridgewood Preparatory School.

Aftercare Summer Literacy Program Rates

2 hours daily (3 PM-5 PM four days a week) $50 per week
3 hours daily (3 PM-6 PM four days a week) $65 per week
3 hours literacy block on Fridays $30 for one day


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Location
Pavilion of the Two Sisters, City Park Botanical Garden

Times
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Contact
(504) 483-9386

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Phone: (504) 483 - 9386

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Ages: All Ages

Jazz vocalist at Ogden After hours

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Location
Ashe Cultural Arts Center

Times
6:00 pm

Contact
(504) 569-9070

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You are invited to sing your heart out at this sing - along. Led by songbird Michaela Harrison, you will take a walk down memory lane with some old time favorites. You are also invited to send your special requests and lyrics to Michaela at piscesluvpwr@yahoo.com so that others can join in on the songs you love to sing. We're always looking for new songs to learn and share, so make your voice heard at this fun event.

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It's Super Bowl Sunday, 2010, and like the beginning of all great jokes, two guys walk into a bar. They proceed to tell the bartender that they are not only responsible for New Orleans' favorite Team going to the Super Bowl, but they also take credit for every event in the Franchise's history! As the tale gets more outrageous, the laughs get even louder with both the mid-city bar regulars and the audience getting caught up in this hilarious adventure heading towards championship. Join the tailgating party, which kicks off each performance, and don’t miss this unforgettable celebration of our boys in Black & Gold & the most dedicated fans in America! The Ultimate Theatrical and Tailgating experience! Join us at Mahalia Jackson Performing Arts Center for a one-of-a-kind entertainment experience. A tailgating party kicks off each performance in the parking lot. On stage, it's Super Bowl Sunday, 2010, and like the beginning of all great jokes, two guys walk into a bar. Don’t miss this unforgettable celebration of our boys in Black and Gold, along with the most dedicated fans in America!

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Age Limit: All Ages

Have Nots





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blues, coffee, country and a lady

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Dave Jordan Acoustic w/ Very Special Guests

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Ages: 21+



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Ages: 21+



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The story is based on the Biblical story of Joseph, found in the book of Genesis. It is set in a frame in which a narrator is telling a story to children, encouraging them to dream. She then tells the story of Joseph, another dreamer ("Prologue," "Any Dream Will Do").
Although based on the Bible, the story does not a religious play, the tone is playful and light. A perfect theatrical event for the whole family.
Musical Theatre students between the ages of 8-13 make up the cast. Direction by Gary Rucker & Kelly Fouchi, Musical Direction by Carrie Hill.

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Location
The National WWII Museum, Andrew Higgins Drive between Camp and Magazine Streets

Times
Friday and Saturday Dinner at 6:00 pm; Show at 7:30 pm ; Sunday Brunch at 11:00 am; Show at 1:00 pm

Contact
(504) 528-1944 ext 222

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Back by popular demand! Troy Anderson’s musical tribute to Louis Armstrong was a sellout during his last run at the Stage Door Canteen. Don’t miss this fabulous musical event celebrating one of America’s musical greats.

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Last chance to see Time and Place

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Ages: All Ages



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The event will take place at The Foundry, 333 St. Joseph street, New Orleans on Friday, July 30th, 2010 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Over 30 regionally and nationally recognized artists have come together to donate works of art in an effort to do their part to help the wildlife affected by the Gulf oil spill. While watching the devastating effects that the Deepwater Horizon explosion and oil spill are having on our precious Gulf Coast culture and wildlife, several concerned members of the New Orleans art community found ourselves faced with the question, "How, as artists, can we help?" To us, the obvious answer was to provide a medium through which artists from across the globe could reach out by using their creative skills to provide aid and assistance. Shortly thereafter, the nonprofit organization Artists ACT NOW was formed. We teamed up with Audubon Nature Institute in collaboration with LMMSTRP (Louisiana Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle Rescue Program) and began preparations for our first benefit art show, "ACT NOW for the Gulf.” The event will feature donated works by artists with both regional and national recognition including: Aubrey Edwards, Charles Merrell, Doug Keese, Jason DuMouchel, Sean Friloux, Karen Ocker, Kristin Littwin Gile, Tim Trapolin, Chris Kirsch, Christopher Morrison Slave, Brian Bush, Anne Cicero and many more... Food and drink vendors include The Bombay Club and Couchon Butcher and PJ’s Coffee. Live music will be provided by The New Orleans Moonshiners Tickets are $30.00 per person and can be purchased online at www.artistsactnow.org (click on ACT NOW for The Gulf) or at PJ’s Coffee at 5432 Magazine street. For more information about Artists ACT NOW visit us at www.artistsactnow.org or on Facebook

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The story is based on the Biblical story of Joseph, found in the book of Genesis. It is set in a frame in which a narrator is telling a story to children, encouraging them to dream. She then tells the story of Joseph, another dreamer ("Prologue," "Any Dream Will Do"). Although based on the Bible, the story does not a religious play, the tone is playful and light. A perfect theatrical event for the whole family. Musical Theatre students between the ages of 8-13 make up the cast. Direction by Gary Rucker & Kelly Fouchi, Musical Direction by Carrie Hill.



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Open mic email me @ jumpman2312002@yahoo.com to sign up early

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