We will host a panel discussion entitled "Art and Social Justice in the Age of Climate Change"that will align to the Down to Earth theme and incorporate discussions about environmental justice and art. Panelists will include: artists Hannah Chalew and Allison Beondé, Professor Chris Oliver of Tulane, Dr. Beverly Wright of the ED of the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice, and Sharon Lavigne the founder of RISE St. James. All are welcome to attend the event. There will be a discussion and a Q&A.
Wednesday, May 1, 6-7:30 PM
Art and Social Justice in the Age of Climate Change
More Very Local
Destinations, Pursuits/Hobbies, Visual Arts
Seven New Orleans art markets you need to know about
Smaller neighborhood markets allow locals a safe alternative to the larger crowds we’ve grown accustomed to during a regular festival season and gives artists, pop up restaurants, and musicians a...
History, Literary Arts
Stories of the New Orleans mafia as told by Cajun gangster Frenchy Brouillette
#ReadDat: ‘Mr. New Orleans’ tells the story of a grittier city through the eyes of the mafia
Know Your NOLA, Outdoor Recreation
Timberlane Golf Course: A Legend Revived
When making a list of things to do in New Orleans, golf isn’t an activity at the top of most lists. During the pandemic, courses all over the city have...
Know Your NOLA, Literary Arts
What building has the most stories? The Faulkner House Books, of course.
Down an alley, just off Jackson Square, is a book lover’s sanctuary, where one can find a curated selection of Southern literature and classics. Located at 624 Pirates Alley, Faulkner...