Festively Gay Things To Do: October 16 – 22 , 2017
Halloween is almost upon, so all the sexy ghosts and goblins are partying like crazy in NOLA. Here are just a few fun scares to celebrate this week.
Tuesday, October 16, 2017
Book Launch Party: Historic New Orleans Collection; 533 Royal Street; 6 – 8 p.m.
Join author John Magill and photographer Margot Landen at book signing for The Incomparable Magazine Street (River Road Press, 2017) at The Historic New Orleans Collection on Tuesday, October 17, at 6 p.m.
New Orleans’s Magazine Street has undergone remarkable changes over its long history. From an overlooked district of mostly unassuming residences and businesses, it has evolved into one of the country’s most dynamic and attractive business thoroughfares. It is also one of the most important dining and drinking streets in town. Yet even with the transformation the street has seen, the soul of Magazine retains its residential charm.
In The Incomparable Magazine Street, Magill, a former THNOC historian, and photographer Landen trace the history and culture of the road that curves between St. Charles Avenue and the river. They touch on Magazine’s place in the urban growth of the Crescent City and highlight what it has become: an enchanting combination of both elegance and the down-to-earth.
Magill and Landen will discuss the book and be available to sign copies, which will be available at The Shop at The Collection for $45.
Admission is free, but reservations are encouraged. To register, email wrc@hnoc.org or call (504) 523-4662.
Tacos, Tequila and Tiaras; Buffa’s Bar and Restaurant; 1001 Esplanade Avenue; 8 p.m.
Tacos, Tequila, and Tiaras is a one of New Orleans’ only family friendly drag shows! Join us every Tuesday, have a taco or two, and learn a little bit about the art of drag with your hostess Vanessa Carr Kennedy! As always, $3 tacos and tequila drinks, and FREE tiaras.
Bourbon Boylesque: Oz; 800 Bourbon Street; 8:00 p.m.
See the men of Oz like you have never seen them before. The show stars Atomyc Adonis, Bobby B, Franky, Phathoms Deep and other special guests. Hosted by Trixie Minx.
Glitter & Thugsy’s Really Big, Super Gay, Happy Clown Wedding: Always Lounge; 2240 St. Claude Avenue; Doors open at 8 p.m.
It’s the wedding that all gay New Orleans clowns have been clamoring to experience! Glitter the Clown and Thugsy DaClown are tying the knot. Jay Tombstone/Glitter moved to New Orleans in 1997 and has been “that creepy clown in the Quarter” ever since. From 1997 til 2013 he lived in the Treme. Jay did improv comedy shows upstairs at Yo Mama’s from 2006 til 2013. Glitter can be spotted in the book WEIRD LOUISIANA and season 2 finale of HBO’s TREME. Keer Chatham/Thugsy DaClown moved here from San Francisco in 2011, He’s become well known in the New Orleans burlesque community. He’s also an amazing musician and woodworker. You can spot Thugsy in the series finale of HBO’s Treme.
The two first met in 2003 at Short Mountain Sanctuary, a Radical Faerie community in Short Mountain Tennessee where Thugsy lived for 13 years. Glitter went for a one week visit for May Day and they met for the first time walking (running) towards each other on a nature trail both Dressed in Clown. The show will feature performances by: Chatty The Mime, Dottie VonPolka, Flora Ravage, GoGo McGregor, Jeff D, Rainbowgore Cake, Venus Shante DaVis, Wayne Nettles and many more.
Doors open at 8 p.m.; Show and Wedding starting at 9(ish); Reception and Toast After (Music and Dancing), 20$ ($10 for clowns). Aall the proceeds will go to Performers and the Big Gay Happy New Couple To start their Circus of a life together.
Frankenbike: Sidney’s Saloon; 1200 St. Bernard Avenue; 6:30 p.m.
FrankenBike is back! It’s that time of year again. Join the merry krewe of enthusastic bike riders that love Halloween almost as much as they love cocktails. The route will be the same as last year (which I’ll post a map to help anyone out). Join us and tell your friends! There will be prizes for Best Costume, Best Couple Costume, etc!
The route is:
1. Sidney’s Saloon (1200 St. Bernard Ave) – Meetup at 6:30; Roll around 7:30pm
2. Okay Bar (1700 Port Street)
3. Lost Love Lounge (2529 Dauphine St)
4. BJ’s Lounge (4301 Burgundy St)
5. J&J’s Sports Lounge (700 France St)
6. Mimi’s In The Marigny (2601 Royal St)
7. Back to Sidney’s Saloon for awards ceremony!
Pro Tip: Bring cash; credit cards for a pub crawl takes too long.
Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Wednesday on the Point: Algiers Point; 100 Morgan Street; 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Enjoy a free concert by Amanda Shaw, food, drink, and lots of other fun activities. Your purchase of beer, wine, or a liquor drink at Wednesdays on the Point directly benefits Algiers Point and the Algiers Point Association.
Oz Show Night: Oz; 800 Bourbon Street; 10:30 p.m.
This locks favorite drag show is hosted by Persana Shoulders and features Nicole Lynn Foxx, Lisa Beaumann, Connie Hung, Anastascia Davenport; Chichi Rodriguez and Dominique DeLorean.
Thursday, October 19, 2017
Dinner at the Double Play: Double Play; 439 Dauphine Street; 5 – 8 p.m.
$10 gets you all you can eat. Proceeds benefit the LGBT+ Archives Project of Louisiana which needs your support to continue facilitating the collection and preservation of our community’s history and culture. Join them for a delicious meal among friends, and help us get our history out of the closet.
Tennessee Gets Happy – A Happy Hour: Wayward Owl Brewing Company; 3940 Thalia Street; 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Come enjoy a drink at the Wayward Owl Brewing Company and help Tennessee Williams Theater Company! 10% of sales during this very happy hour go to TWTC! Get the scoop on our upcoming production of Not About Nightingales by Tennessee Williams, and be the first to find out what exciting space we’ll be transforming into our steamy prison!
Solidary and Solitary Opening Reception: Ogden Museum; 925 Camp Street; 6 – 8 p.m.
Come to Ogden After Hours as they celebrate the Ogden Museum’s latest exhibition “Solidary & Solitary: The Joyner/Giuffrida Collection.” This exhibition drawn from the Joyner/Giuffrida collection, tells the history of art by African-American artists from the 1940s to the present moment and is guest curated by Christopher Bedford, Dorothy Wagner Wallis Director, The Baltimore Museum of Art and Katy Siegel, Senior Programming and Research Curator, The Baltimore Museum of Art. Pick up a specialty cocktail at the “O” bar, listen to live local music, and explore this momentous exhibition during Ogden After Hours. Free for members, $13.50 general admission.
LM Cinema: Le Meridien New Orleans; 333 Poydras Street; 6 p.m.
Le Meridien New Orleans Presents invites you to “LM Cinema”. Sit under the stars and rediscover some of their favorite films set in France in the outdoor Palm Garden. Munch on delicious specialty popcorn and indulge in a complimentary chocolate and wine tasting. General admission seating is complimentary. Enhance your experience and cozy up around one of our fire pits. The package includes a bottle of house red, white or sparkling wine and s’mores for up to four people for $75. The evenings movie will be “Chocolat” and starts at 6:00 p.m. The film is complimentary and space is available on a first come, first served basis unless you reserve a fire pit. For questions, email LMNolaInfo@lemeridien.com.
Halloween Movie Night Supporting Team Cheezy in the PurpleStride: Cafe Lafitte’s in Exile; 901 Bourbon Street; 7:30 p.m.
The PurpleStride is a fundraiser for the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network! Team Cheezy participating to raise money for research, patients and caregivers! They are going to show Alfred Hitchcock’ The Birds and the original Halloween starting at 8:00pm. There will be popcorn, drink specials and raffles. Come on out and get in the mood for one of New Orleans favorite holidays while supporting a great cause! More information on Team Cheezy and The PurpleStride is at:
http://support.pancan.org/site/TR/PurpleStride/PurpleStride?team_id=8431&pg=team&fr_id=1341
The Jeff D Comedy Cabaret; Oz; 800 Bourbon Street; 10 p.m.
The Comedy Cabaret stars Jeff D. featuring Gia Giavanni. Enjoy hilarious comedians, amazing talent and the Ladies of Oz.
Strip Off: Oz; 800 Bourbon Street; midnight
Persana Shoulders hosts the Strip Off every Thursday night. Sign up begins at 11 p.m. and the show features a spotlight performance by Miss Gay Louisiana America 2013 Mercedes Ellis Loreal. Winners receive
1st PLACE – $100 Cash • 2nd PLACE – $50 Bar tab
Friday – Sunday, October 20 – 22, 2017
Oyster Festival 2017: Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church; 2621 Colonial Blvd. in Violet
Join in on the fun at the 2017 Oyster Festival Friday, October 20th thru Sunday, October 22nd for some amazing food and music.
Musical Line-Up:
FRIDAY, OCT. 20th:
No Idea (7:00 – 10:00 pm)
SATURDAY, OCT. 21st:
Faith Becnel (12:00 – 2:30pm)
Flying Coach (3:00 – 4:30pm)
Contra Flow (5:00 – 7:30pm)
Category 6 (8:00 – 11:00pm)
SUNDAY, OCT 22nd:
Boothill (1:00 – 3:00pm)
Christian Serpas and Ghost Town (4:00 – 6:30pm)
Bucktown All-Stars (7:00 – 9:00pm)
Gay Halloween Weekend: Pub New Orleans; 801 Bourbon Street
Join the Pub for their big gay Halloween weekend starting with a “A Ghoulish Night at The Disco” on Friday Night featuring DJ Robbie Leslie (Studio 54 NYC). Buy your weekend pass now which also includes DRINK AND DROWN SUNDAY! To buy the pass, go to http://www.bourbonpub.com.
Escape to Margaritaville; Saenger Theatre; 1111 Canal Street
More than a musical, ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE is a way of life and will kick-off the sensational 2017 – 2018 season in October. The new musical, featuring both original work as well as the most-loved songs of legendary singer-songwriter-author Jimmy Buffett, will feature an original story by co-book writers Greg Garcia (“My Name is Earl”) and Mike O’Malley (“Survivor’s Remorse” and “Shameless”), and will be directed by two-time Tony Award® nominee Christopher Ashley.
ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE will launch in New Orleans as the pre-Broadway premiere before visiting key cities around the country on its road to Broadway – further emphasizing Jimmy Buffett’s adoration for the Big Easy. As a teenager, Buffett frequented the French Quarter, playing the guitar on a street corner singing for change. In the late 60’s, Buffett formed a folk trio, the Upstairs Alliance, and headlined The Bayou Room on Bourbon Street the same summer that the New Orleans Saints came to town. He attended the first New Orleans Saints game at Tulane Stadium in 1967, solidifying his position as an eternal Saints fan.
Imagine a place where the sun is hot, the ocean’s warm, and the drinks are as cold as they are plentiful. Welcome to Margaritaville, the island paradise where city folk get away from it all and the locals get into the kind of trouble you can almost always sweet talk your way out of. This new musical is the story of a part-time bartender, part-time singer, and full-time charmer named Tully who thinks he’s got life all figured out. Until a beautiful career-minded tourist steals his heart and makes him question everything. For tickets, call (504) 525-1052 or go to http://saengertheatre.box-officetickets.com
Friday, October 20, 2017
Movies in the Garden: New Orleans Museum of Art Sculpture Garden; 1 Collins Diboll Circle; 5 – 9 p.m.
Movies in the Garden returns this fall with an All ’80s Flashback series of films! Join us in the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden for a screening of the 1984 supernatural comedy Ghostbusters.
5 – 7:30 pm: Art on the Spot family activity table
5 – 7:30 pm: Music by Marc Stone
7:30 pm: Film: Ghostbusters
FREE to NOMA members | $12.00 adults | $10.00 seniors | $6.00 children (7-12)
• Children 6 and under are free
- University students with valid ID receive $8.00 admission
Concerts in the Courtyard: Historic New Orleans Collection; 533 Royal Street; 6 – 8 p.m.
Join the THNOC for the second show of the 2017 fall Concerts in the Courtyard series. Robin Barnes will take the stage at 6 p.m. Admission is $10, free for THNOC members, and includes three beverages. White wine, craft beer, and soft drinks will be available. The exhibition Giants of Jazz: Art Posters and Lithographs by Waldemar Świerzy from the Daguillard Collection and the museum shop will also be open to concert attendees.
Guests must be 21 or older to enter. In the event of rain, visitwww.hnoc.org or call (504) 523-4662 for updates. Capacity is limited, and the event is designed primarily for a standing audience.
Wicked Happy Hour: Seventy Three Distilling Company; 301 N. Claiborne Ave.; 6 – 9 p.m.
Hail witches, pagans, spirits, and ghoulies of Halloween! Hold-up your devilish glass, And brandish your tambourine! We summon you all this night, To give foolish mortals fright! Enjoy a terrifying happy hour on benefitting Greater New Orleans Pagan Pride Project. Gather at the Seven Three Distilling Company as they toast this Halloween season with $6 cocktails, pop-up food, and a silent auction with frightening prizes. Silent auction items include original artwork, passes to Haunted History Tours, the Texas Renaissance Fair, Myrtles Plantation, the Pirate and Treasure Museum of St. Augustine, four lifetime memberships to The Witch School, 2-day cabin rental, and more! Halloween costumes are encouraged! Entry to the event is FREE! (21+ only!)
Cocktoberfest: Armeinius Den; 433 North Broad; 7 – 10 p.m.
This gay Mardi Gras krewe’s premier annual fundraiser Cocktoberfest is back! Last year they celebrated our 5th year but this year is all about Sechs (German for 6) and going to be bigger than ever before. Come enjoy a festive night of German food, beer, and entertainment. Experience what some have billed as one of the most oddly awesome events of the year. This is one event that you do not want to miss as it is certain to be a blast and is a favorite of many. Come and be festive with us and join one of our many competitions from the classic beer chug with a twist, sausage eating/deep throat, or our new Fireball contest, or the beloved Chicken Scheiss Bingo. Any ticket you buy helps us afford to put on our ball 50 so bring your friends and grab your lederhosen (not required) and join us for one of the gayest Oktoberfests on earth. Tickets start at $30. For more information, go to https://armeinius.ticketleap.com/cocktoberfest-2017/dates/Oct-20-2017_at_0700PM.
Mystic Krewe of Nyx’s 2nd Annual Corsets and Cowboys Event; Sheraton Hotel; 500 Canal Street; 7:30 – 10:30 p.m.
The Mystic Krewe of Nyx will host it’s 2nd Annual Corsets & Cowboys event, a fundraiser benefiting The American Heart Association. There will be a Silent and Live Auctions. So come on down and join the Mystic Krewe of Nyx Sisters & Misters for a night of fundraising, foot stomping, and fun as we raise money for The American Heart Association! Western attire is strongly encouraged, but not required to attend. Please use link below to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/corsets-cowboys-a-benefit-for-the-american-heart-association-presented-by-the-mystic-krewe-of-nyx-tickets-35463776109
The Appletini Revue: Nightmare at the Disco; Four Seasons Bar; 3229 N. Causeway Blvd.; 8 – 10 p.m.
Come join the performers of Appletini for a spooky night of entertainment starring Britnee Alexander, Chica LaRouge, Eternity, Oliver Percy, Passion Armani Cassadine and emcee Stephanie Lee. No cover.
Rocky Horror Picture Show: Four Seasons Bar; 3229 N. Causeway Blvd.; 10 p.m. – 1 a.m.
Come do the Time Warp at The Four Seasons Patio and Stage Bar. They will have “Prop” bags available for a donation that will benefit local school children. Costumes are strongly encouraged with a prize for the best! We will be collecting school supplies as well (crayons,glue,paper, etc). Scott Turbeville will be dressed to thrill and serving liquid libations. No Cover
Jock Strap Lube Wrestling: Always Lounge; 2240 St. Claude Avenue; 10 p.m. – 2 a.m.
It has been a while since Decadence and the last lube wrestling event. Prepare yourself for another fun installment of jock strap lube wrestling. Wrestlers of any gender or weight class can sign up to wrestle in a JOCK STRAP and covered in LUBE for a chance to win $150! The evening will also have some live performances as the wrestlers catch their breath. Meet us in the back theater of the Allways Lounge. NEON Burgundy has been itching to get back in the ring to add another victory under her breast.
Performances by: Drifter, Danny Girl and Kara Scene. The bell sounds at midnight and the cost is a simple $10.
Saturday, October 21, 2017
New Orleans Zombie Run: Generations Hall; 310 Andrew Higgins Drive; 8 – 11 a.m.
The Krewe of Boo presents the first ever New Orleans Zombie Run. The two mile race starts at Generations Hall and ends on Frenchmen Street. Registration at 8:00 AM. RACE STARTS AT 9:00 AM SHARP! Zombie costumes are strongly encouraged. For tickets, go to https://events.com/r/en_US/registration/new-orleans-zombie-run-new-orleans-october-713236
NOLA Mac and Cheese Festival: Louis Armstrong Park; 835 N. Rampart Street; 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.
This year’s INAUGURAL NOLA MAC N’ CHEESE FEST includes: Free entry, 15 Restaurants featuring Mac N Cheese & other items from their menus, Live music all day, Beer & cocktails & The limited edition NOLA Mac N’ Cheese Fest Poster for sale. Visit www.NOLAmacNcheeseFEST.com for more details.
Inaugural Cochon Du Lait Festival: Palmer Park; 2299 Dublin Street; 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
The Inaugural NOLA Cochon de Lait Festival will take place in Palmer Park in New Orleans. The Festival benefits the Citizens Organization for Police Support 2 (COPS2). The Festival features free admission, live music, local food vendors, a cracklin contest, and local art vendors!
O What A Night! Gala: Ogden Museum; 925 Camp Street; 6 – 11 p.m.
Join the Ogden Museum of Southern Art for its annual O What A Night! Dubbed “the Met Ball of the South”, O What A Night! is an unparalleled celebration of Southern art, culture and cuisine. The glamorous black-tie event highlights the important mission of the Ogden Museum: to broaden the knowledge, understanding, interpretation and appreciation of the visual arts and culture of the American South. The Museum is honored to have Hearst and WDSU-TV as presenting sponsors this year. O What a Night! chairmen for 2017 are Alexa Georges and Jerry Armatis. Cuisine will be provided by Chef Justin Devillier of La Petite Grocery and Balise. For tickets go to www.ogdenmuseum.org.
Krewe of Boo Parade: Starts on Elysian Fields by the River
Krewe of Boo is New Orleans’ Official Halloween Parade. The parade is free and kid-friendly. The parade route is as follows:
– The parade begins at Elysian Fields
– The Krewe parades down Elysian Fields to North Peters St.
– North Peters to Decatur
– Decatur past Jackson Square to North Peters
– North Peters to Canal
– Up Canal to Burgundy then U-turn
– Down Canal to Tchoupitoulas
– Tchoupitoulas to Andrew Higgins Drive
Krewe of Boo Monster Mash: Generations Hall; 310 Andrew Higgins Drive; 8 p.m. – 4 a.m.
Krewe of Boo presents MONSTER MASH featuring A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS.
– A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS
– DJ Taf, DJ WIXX
– GA and VIP Tickets available
– All-Inclusive VIP – open premium bar and food with balcony access.
– Costume Contest
– Drink Specials (to be announced soon)
– VIP Sections Available – contact VIP@AmpsEvents.org
Krewe of Boo and Amps Events are excited to bring another year of the best costume party in New Orleans: Monster Mash! This year we are thrilled to announce A Flock of Seagulls as our headliner with special sets by DJ TAF and D.j. Wixx. Come dressed in your scariest costume for the chance to win great prizes. For tickets or more information go to
www.AmpsEvents.org or www.KreweofBoo.com.
Halloween New Orleans 34 Main Event (Boogie on the Dance Floor); House of Blues; 225 Decatur Street; 10 p.ml – 3 a.m.
The House of Blues will transform into Studio 54 for HNO 34. It’s late 70s and time to channel your inner Andy Warhol, Donna Summer, Elton John or Divine – we cannot wait to see the costumes you come up with. Parade your costumes across the stage to be entered into the costume contest – categories include Best in Show, Best Group Costume, Best On Stage Performance, Best Individual Costume and one of our favorites, the Hott Mess Award.
Legendary remixer and DJ Chris Cox is back in New Orleans for the 34th anniversary! DJ Blacklow from Los Angeles will kick off the evening and around midnight, we’ll open the Disco Lounge upstairs with local DJ Tristin Dufrene. Get ready for an unforgettable night including a midnight show, VIP/Host lounge, a variety of music and spaces to dance and friendly southern hospitality!
General Admission ticket is for entry only – cash bar.
VIP gets you access to VIP lounge, free drinks and HNO34 tshirt (must be purchased with a pass).
To purchase combo passes, visit www.halloweenneworleans.com
All proceeds after expenses go to Project Lazarus. Presenting Sponsor is SKYY Vodka.
Exotique “bite me” Tales from the Crypt: Four Seasons Bar; 3229 N. Causeway Blvd.; 10:30 p.m. – 1:30 a.m.
EXOTIQUE is a monthly themed drag show where the cast performs songs according to the theme/title of the show. This month is our Halloween show and we will be performing halloween number from pop songs to tailored spook mixes. Come enjoy the night with us.
Night of the Witch – The Woman Forbidden; Poor Boys Bar; 1328 St. Bernard Ave; 9 p.m. – 2 a.m.
The Krewe of Goddesses are proud to present the 3rd annual Night of the Witch: The Woman Forbidden. Join the Goddesses and wander into a maze of mystery under the new moon. The night will feature an array of enticing tableaux including our seductive peep show, mesmerizing installations, and live performances by Nikki LeVillain and more! Plus + a carving station and delightful delectables brought to you by Cassie Rolland & Holly Tamale. Don’t forget our DJ dance party by the one and only Vinsantos! Proceeds from our annual fundraiser support our Krewe, as well as the New Orleans Women and Children’s Shelter.
Tickets:
$20 General admission tickets can be purchased at the door.
$40 VIP tickets*
*VIP tickets include swag bag, exclusive VIP seating, a private performance by Nikki LeVillain, and complimentary appetizers and drinks. Limited quantity available.
For tickets, go to
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/night-of-the-witch-woman-forbidden-tickets-38003921753
Grrlspot Present Witchcarft: Bamboula’s; 514 Frenchman Street: 7:30 p.m.
Join all your favorite queers for GrrlSpot’s Halloween costume party! DJs start after Krewe of Boo parade, and the freaky dance party goes all night. We’re mixing up our DJs this month – you won’t want to miss dancing to the fresh, funky sounds of Golden Girl and DJ Natty Boom!
We’ll have a costume contest at midnight, with awesome queer prizes!
– $5 cover
– 21+
It’s Showtime on Rampart: GrandPre’s; 834 N. Rampart Street; 10 p.m. – 1 a.m.
“IT’S SHOWTIME ON RAMPART ST” The HALLOWEEN EDITION will star Moanalot Fontaine, Sable Nicole Starr, Gia GiaVanni, Morgan Lefay and Paris D. DeLorean. Tp bring you into the Festive Season with they are presenting a AHS (American Horror Story) Opening and Spooktacular Show.
Best Dressed Ball: Good Friends Bar and Queens Head Pub; 740 Dauphine Street; 11 p.m. – 2 a.m.
Head over to Good Friends Bar & Queens Head Pub for the Best Dressed Ball! Categories are best formalwear and best costume, with a $50 bar tab to the winner of each category. Sign ups start at midnight with the competition beginning at 1 a.m. Hosted by and featuring live performances from Dede Onassis.
Sunday, October 22, 2017
Gay Day at the Audubon Zoo 2017; 6500 Magazine Street; 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Come out and play! Each year, a day is chosen to visit the Zoo together. WEAR RED. Make new friends. Get outside. Learn something new. Walk on the wild side. Invite your friends & family. Bring the kids & nieces & nephews. It’s time for a Big Gay Zoo Day! For more information, go to their Facebook Page – GAY DAY at Audubon Zoo 2017.
Tea Dance on the Pier: Mandeville Street Wharf; 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Halloween New Orleans is doing tea on the pier! Between noon and 5pm, come join them at Crescent Park for a Halloween festival. They will have an opening set by HNO favorite DJ Will Lowe followed by the New Orleans debut of Australia’s DJ Kitty Glitter. There will be food trucks, lounge areas, festival booths all with amazing views of the Mississippi River. Bar is open for this event.
VIP lounge for Hosts, Patrons and VIP ticket holders (sold as part of pass – visit http://halloweenneworleans.com/). The event will end with everyone’s favorite, Second Line to Oz/Pub, so be sure to stick around until 5pm.
Halloween New Orleans 34 Second Line BOOgie; Mandeville Street Pier; 5 p.m.
As part of the Halloween New Orleans experience and sponsored by Harrah’s and SKYY Vodka, this event is ranked #1 as a guests’ favorite event of the Halloween New Orleans weekend experience. Walking in a second line is a uniquely New Orleans tradition; dancing through the streets of the French Quarter is like nothing else.
The second line will leave from Crescent Park at the end of the Tea Dance on the Pier and make its way to the corner of St. Ann & Bourbon streets.
ROUTE:
2300 N Peters St. (Crescent Park)
Down N Peters St. to Elysian Fields Ave
Left on Elysian Fields towards Barracks/French Market
Right on Barracks St
Left on Royal St
Right on Orleans
Right on Bourbon St
End at Oz New Orleans
If your krewe, group, company, whatever would like to join, please reach out to Ryan Cochran – ryan@RyCochran.com. This is a benefit fundraiser for Project Lazarus* organized by the 501(c)3 non-profit, Halloween New Orleans, Inc.
Spooky Singalong: Good Friends Bar and Queens Head Pub; 740 Dauphine Street; 4 – 7 p.m.
Join the fun at a very special Sunday happy hour upstairs at Good Friends Bar & Queens Head Pub as we have our Spooky Singalong. Featuring piano by Trey Ming and live vocals from Trey and Dede Onassis.
Anais’ Birthday Show: Snug Harbor; 626 Frenchman Street; Shows at 8 and 10 p.m.
Come celebrate this fabulous singer at her first show at Snug Harbor, and it is on her birthday! $15 cover
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