Artist. Boat Captain. Founder of NoLA Rising. Ship Agent. Free Thinker. Once and former pilot. Philosopher. Underground Philanthropist. Traveler. Amateur Photographer. Part-time Writer. Recreational party funboy. I do stuff...
14 February 2009
11 February 2009
MOUTH - The Fundraiser! - We Three Kings
WE THREE KINGS

We Three Kings is a multi-media performance installation in development.
It is inspired by the stories of local artist Joey Bonhage and documented interviews with people rebuilding their homes, businesses and lives in southern Louisiana post-Katrina. It is an examination of New Orleans at this moment in history by visual artists, filmmakers, documentarians, writers and performers that integrates the voices of real people in the community within a narrative folktale about the Mississippi River and its relationship to the people living along it throughout history.
MOUTH is a Fundraiser to support the continuing development of the We Three Kings performance.
The piece has received multiple workshops in New Orleans since Dec 2007 and at the Fusebox Festival in Austin Texas in April of 08.
WHO: We Three Kings, SLIGHTLYAskew, Eurythme, The Skull Club, My Graveyard Jaw & NoLA Rising
WHAT: A Fundraiser & a Production Preview
WITH: Damned Good Food and Drinks Poured by Lord David
WHERE: The Skull Club (1003 N. Spain @ N. Rampart...The Marigny)
WHEN: February, Friday the 13th, 7 p.m. until...
WHY: Because we know how to party and it's to support a project that is rooted in New Orleans lore
AS A SIDENOTE: The creators of We Three Kings have been an invaluable part of getting NoLA Rising to New York where we held a festival showcasing New Orleans themed performance by New Orleans artists and actors. We were able to raise $1,000 for New Orleans Young Audiences. Without their help, we couldn't have brought a piece of the Big Easy to the Big Apple. NoLA Rising will always move forward with projects that showcase the New Orleans artistic spirit and we proudly support We Three Kings in their endeavors!
For more information on We Three Kings
WE THREE KINGS WEBSITE
CLICK ON THE PHOTO TO ENLARGE
We Three Kings is a multi-media performance installation in development.
It is inspired by the stories of local artist Joey Bonhage and documented interviews with people rebuilding their homes, businesses and lives in southern Louisiana post-Katrina. It is an examination of New Orleans at this moment in history by visual artists, filmmakers, documentarians, writers and performers that integrates the voices of real people in the community within a narrative folktale about the Mississippi River and its relationship to the people living along it throughout history.
MOUTH is a Fundraiser to support the continuing development of the We Three Kings performance.
The piece has received multiple workshops in New Orleans since Dec 2007 and at the Fusebox Festival in Austin Texas in April of 08.
WHO: We Three Kings, SLIGHTLYAskew, Eurythme, The Skull Club, My Graveyard Jaw & NoLA Rising
WHAT: A Fundraiser & a Production Preview
WITH: Damned Good Food and Drinks Poured by Lord David
WHERE: The Skull Club (1003 N. Spain @ N. Rampart...The Marigny)
WHEN: February, Friday the 13th, 7 p.m. until...
WHY: Because we know how to party and it's to support a project that is rooted in New Orleans lore
AS A SIDENOTE: The creators of We Three Kings have been an invaluable part of getting NoLA Rising to New York where we held a festival showcasing New Orleans themed performance by New Orleans artists and actors. We were able to raise $1,000 for New Orleans Young Audiences. Without their help, we couldn't have brought a piece of the Big Easy to the Big Apple. NoLA Rising will always move forward with projects that showcase the New Orleans artistic spirit and we proudly support We Three Kings in their endeavors!
For more information on We Three Kings
WE THREE KINGS WEBSITE
CLICK ON THE PHOTO TO ENLARGE
10 February 2009
Defend New Orleans -
Our Brothers at Defend New Orleans have an announcement.
DNO T-SHIRT RELEASE PARTY AT BAR UNCOMMON
"This Thursday evening we'll be releasing two new shirts, and since any reason is a reason to celebrate, we'll be hosting a party at Bar Uncommon in the lobby of the Renaissance at 817 Common Street. Look forward to 1950's vinyl from A.M. Stubbs, a few special cocktails from the pre-prohibition era, free food, and a few new t-shirts."

For More Information, see DNO website:
http://www.defendneworleans.com/
Bar UnCommon
DNO T-SHIRT RELEASE PARTY AT BAR UNCOMMON
"This Thursday evening we'll be releasing two new shirts, and since any reason is a reason to celebrate, we'll be hosting a party at Bar Uncommon in the lobby of the Renaissance at 817 Common Street. Look forward to 1950's vinyl from A.M. Stubbs, a few special cocktails from the pre-prohibition era, free food, and a few new t-shirts."
For More Information, see DNO website:
http://www.defendneworleans.com/
Bar UnCommon
05 February 2009
Krewe du Vieux BBQ - Saturday, February 7th & The Warriors - Sunday, February 8th
COME OUT AND PLAY WITH NOLA RISING THIS WEEKEND!
Click on the picture to enlarge
Come join NooMoon and NoLA Rising for a pre-Krewe du Vieux BBQ. It'll be a group art show and a fundraiser for NOCAC (New Orleans Citizens Against Crime).
Saturday, February 7th, 2009
823 St. Roch Ave 2-8 pm
Watch the parade
& then after party at the Skull Club

www.nolacrimealerts.com
AND SUNDAY!
NOLA RISING PRESENTS a FREE SHOWING of THE WARRIORS!
(Candy and refreshments provided by Lucky You Candy!)

Sunday, February 8th @ The Marigny Theatre.
No Admission, but donations appreciated
6 pm - DJ BeesKnees warms up the movie crowd
8 pm - movie starts
NOCAC will also have crime information available at the showing!
Come join NooMoon and NoLA Rising for a pre-Krewe du Vieux BBQ. It'll be a group art show and a fundraiser for NOCAC (New Orleans Citizens Against Crime).
Saturday, February 7th, 2009
823 St. Roch Ave 2-8 pm
Watch the parade
& then after party at the Skull Club

www.nolacrimealerts.com
AND SUNDAY!
NOLA RISING PRESENTS a FREE SHOWING of THE WARRIORS!
(Candy and refreshments provided by Lucky You Candy!)
Sunday, February 8th @ The Marigny Theatre.
No Admission, but donations appreciated
6 pm - DJ BeesKnees warms up the movie crowd
8 pm - movie starts
NOCAC will also have crime information available at the showing!
Jennifer LeBlanc - Artist, Model and Student - Gives us a Peek into her daily life
02 February 2009
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