New Orleans, often called “The Big Easy,” has a rich tapestry of cultures, histories, and vibrant neighborhoods. Each neighborhood offers a distinct flavor, from the historic charm of the French Quarter to the bohemian allure of Marigny. This guide explores some of the most iconic neighborhoods in New Orleans, highlighting their unique vibes, attractions, and […]
Save Our Soul Inc (S.O.S.) To Provide Mid-Year Report on August 17 At Corpus Christi-Epiphany Community Resource Center The Save Our Soul Coalition (S.O.S.) and other stakeholders will update the community on the work SOS and the City of New Orleans have been doing to create a Strategic Master Plan (SMP) for Louis Armstrong Park. […]
Members of the Save Our Soul Coalition said Monday that Mayor LaToya Cantrell should immediately call off the still-outstanding RFQ for a new City Hall at the Municipal Auditorium in Armstrong Park. Though Mayor Cantrell has said she is postponing all discussion on the proposed relocation until after the fall elections, proponents doubt her sincerity. […]
The announcement by City Councilmember Kristin Gisleson Palmer yesterday that she was slowing down the process of moving City Hall to the Municipal Auditorium in Armstrong Park was a clear indication that the voices of Treme residents and other culture bearers will finally be heard. The press conference was attended by more than a dozen […]
On May 7th, 2019, going to Mahalia Jackson Theatre for The Performing Arts (for the Green New Deal gathering and rally) was a very nice 2-block walk down a side street, and into the St. Philip Street sidewalk entrance into Armstrong Park around 6 p.m. Two hours later, that side entrance, like all the other […]
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