Lower Decatur Street, New Orleans

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Halloween 2009 Photos

This year’s Halloween Parade was a ball! Here’s a small group of pictures – hope everyone can make it back next year!

Molly's at the Market's Halloween Parade

It’s that time of year again..
The festivities for this year start at 10am, with the actual parade leaving Molly’s at 5:30pm. The “standard fare” of entertainment will accompany the parade, consisting of (but not limited to) a firetruck, bands, jugglers, stiltwalkers, monkeys (I wish), etc. This is the Traditional Jim Monaghan Parade.
Check it out at [...]

Halloween Parades on Lower Decatur

Ok, everybody loves a parade, right? And everybody loves Lower Decatur, right? So, a parade on Lower Decatur is a natural, right? Well, hold on to your costumes kids, we’ve got two this year.
The first is the “666th annual Halloween Parade” leaving Flanagan’s Pub, 625 St. Phillip Street, at 10pm on Saturday, [...]

Paint-A-Pumpkin 2006 was a huge success

Thanks to everyone who made our first event possible, especially the Lower Decatur Merchants Association for donating all the treats and supplies. Thanks to Chuck from Tyler’s Pride Produce for finding us the perfect pumpkins. Also, we’d all like to thank Dan from the Noomoon Tribe for loaning us his tables. And finally thanks [...]

Friday the 13th Sale at Wicked Orleans

Wicked Orleans, at 1201 Decatur Street, is having a sale tommorrow Friday the 13th, so all you guys and gals can be dressed for the Halloween season.
All mens and womens tee shirts are 50% off,
all Harley Davidson and Durango boots are 50% off,
and everything else in the store is 20% off.
Plus they will be open [...]

Paint-A-Pumpkin 2006 this Saturday

The Lower Decatur Merchants Association and LowerDecatur.com have teamed up to sponsor a new annual event for the kids of New Orleans. Inspired by the traditional fall pumpkin sales at the French Market’s produce shed, we present:
Paint-A-Pumpkin 2006
Kids of all ages are invited to the 400 block of Governor Nichols (between Decatur Street and [...]