Friends of Culture
Friends Of Culture produces the Caribbean Festival of New Orleans, known as Bayou Bacchanal. The festival is held the first weekend in November. The festival is the celebration of the music, customs, and diversity of […]
Culture Collision
Newcomb Art Museum
Check out our stand at Culture Collision 2023 to learn about the new exhibition, “Emancipation: The Unfinished Project of Liberation,” which originates from an analysis of sculptor John Quincy Adams Ward’s “The Freedman” (1863), one […]
NOVA Chorale
NOVA Chorale is a versatile beast. We sing you through the centuries, from Renaissance to right-off-the-press. We can fill a small chamber or summon a cohort, as the music dictates. We sing on our own, […]
Goat in the Road Productions
Things we do: Make original, entertaining theater… Live and work in New Orleans… Stage plays written by middle school students with professional actors… Dress up in costumes and talk in funny voices… Think of ideas […]
Friends of City Park
Do you know Friends of City Park? Facts about City Park: Its 1,300 acres of urban park space in the heart of New Orleans City Park is larger than Central Park! The Park has the […]
Deutsches Haus
Deutsches Haus means “German House” in German. We’re most known for Oktoberfest, but we do SO much more. Our mission is to preserve and foster Germanic heritage and culture throughout the Gulf South. Did you […]
New Orleans Public Library
With origins dating back to 1843, the New Orleans Public Library has grown from a single French Quarter house with a few volumes into a city-wide system serving all of Orleans Parish through 14 locations […]
Louisiana Creole Research Association
Louisiana Creole Research Association (LA Creole) advances family research, provides education and celebrates Creole culture by sponsoring programs for its members and the general public throughout the year. Mrs. Leah Lange Chase, a friend of […]
Xavier University Department of Music
Since 1925, the Department of Music has been pivotal in the history of the great musical culture of Louisiana. With the premiere of “Carmen” in 1935, Xavier became the first HBCU to present a fully […]
National Performance Network/Visual Artist Network (NPN/VAN)
The National Performance Network & Visual Artists Network aims to foster a more just and equitable arts presenting field (artists and people/organizations facilitating the sharing of artwork with the public) by amplifying the voices of artists from […]