Luna Fete NOLA 2018 Kicks Off



Along Lafayette Street later tomorrow, you may notice some amazing and dazzling spectacles of light bemusing pedestrians and drivers alike. This will be the official opening of Luna Fete 2018, as presented by the City of New Orleans. But, unable to keep in the excitement for long, a new event on the docket will kick off pre-event festivities.

Sound Collage will unveil a new LED Exterior Light Installation 6 PM tonight at the New Orleans Jazz Museum! Presented by our Jazz Museum and Arts Council, Sound Collage’s celebration of Light and Magic is free and open to the public from tonight until this Friday, from 6 – 9 PM each evening.

An exhibit, From the Opera House to the Warehouse: 300 Years of New Orleans Music, will open things up. Featuring food and drinks (available for purchase), Sound Collage will see illuminated installations, digital sculptures, animated art and music to engage and inspire everyone. Check out the schedule below, and be wowed:

Wednesday, December 5:

6:00pm New Orleans Jazz Museum Flips the Switch on their new exterior lighting system installed by The Solomon Group

6:00-8:00pm– From the Opera House to the Wearhouse: 300 Years of New Orleans Music, First Floor

6:00-8:00pm–N’awlins Dawlins Babydoll Ladies, and the Original Wild Tchoupitoulas Indians, Museum Grounds

6:30-8:00pm–Javier Olondo and AsheSon, Museum Grounds

7:00-8:00pm–Detroit Brooks Trio, Second Floor

8:00-9:00pm–Mayumi Shara and the New Orleans Jazz Letters, Museum Grounds

Thursday, December 6:

5:45-6:30pm–New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts, Coral Performance, First Floor

6:00-7:30pm–Grayhawk Perkins, Museum Grounds

7:30-9:00pm– Luther Gray and Bamboula 2000, Museum Grounds

Friday, December 7:

6:00-7:15pm–Treme-Lafitte Brass Band, Museum Grounds

7:00-9:00pm–Creole Christmas Characters Coming to Life by Opera Creole

7:30-9:00pm–Ashlin Parker, Museum Grounds


 

Help Keep Big Easy Magazine Alive

Hey guys!

Covid-19 is challenging the way we conduct business. As small businesses suffer economic losses, they aren’t able to spend money advertising.

Please donate today to help us sustain local independent journalism and allow us to continue to offer subscription-free coverage of progressive issues.

Thank you,
Scott Ploof
Publisher
Big Easy Magazine


Share this Article

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *