SubscribeMany users of the insanely popular online social networking site MySpace.com have recently, in recognition of the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, posted reprints of their evacuation from and return to New Orleans journals. A couple of the better ones that mention spots on Lower Decatur Street area are listed below.
The one who calls himself [...]
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MySpace users reprint their Katrina related journals
Local mask makers featured on Weather Channel's Storm Stories
Conway Horn and Jim Lewis, two local artisans who run their business N.O. Nomadness Masks in the Artist’s Market, were recently featured on the Weather Channel. The segment called “Storm Stories – N.O. Tourism” talks about the state of New Orleans tourism since Katrina. It features Jim and Conway’s shop, and one of their [...]
Katrina Anniversary event at the Whirling Dervish
Join us Tuesday, August 29th at 10PM at the Whirling Dervish in saying…
FUCK Katrina
No Cover!
Free Katrina Buffet
Blue Tarp costume contest
$2 Drink Specials
1135 Decatur Street
Wayback Machine – City Business Article from December of 2005
While scouring the net for Lower Decatur Street news, this historical right-after-Katrina gem popped up from the City Business magazine. Some of you may not have seen it, so it is posted here for all to enjoy.
Business owners on Lower Decatur Street have been relying on each other to stay afloat. The strip of [...]
Memorial Service for Katrina Animals
The Louisiana SPCA, the New Orleans Musicians Clinic and St. Anna’s Episcopal Church sponsor a jazz funeral march, interfaith service and reception to honor lost pets and celebrate the bonds that unite people and their animals. The march begins at Esplanade Avenue and Decatur Street, 5 Sun., proceeds to St. Anna’s at 1313 Esplanade Ave., [...]
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