Opportunity to Have Fun

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susan-roth-FSJ-daiquiri-booth-facebookThe Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association will once again be staffing the “Bayou Daiquiris” booth at the Bayou Boogaloo this year. Please consider volunteering for the short 3 hour shifts on Friday night May 15th, on Saturday, May 16th and on Sunday, May 17th.

All the net proceeds will go to helping to rebuild Desmare Playground.

Please lend a hand, its easy and fun. You are with at least 5 other neighbors and we have a great time.

If you are interested in volunteering, email Brenda at [email protected]

Shifts are 11-2, 2 -5:30, 5:30 to 8:30

If you are unable to volunteer, please stop by the “Bayou Daiquiris” booth at the Bayou Boogaloo, say hello and buy a daiquiri!

Want to know more about the plans for Desmare Playground?

Check it out at: https://fsjna.org/desmare-playground-project/

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PORCH CRAWL 2013

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James Andrews and his friends entertained
the PORCH CRAWL crowd for hours.


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Allen Toussaint came by to visit with Jim Danner and all his Faubourg St. John neighbors for the 2013 Porch Crawl.

photo by Diane Angelico.





http://theadvocate.com/news/neworleans/communitynews/6224735-123/neighbors-sit-sip-for-porch

FUN IN FAUBOURG ST. JOHN
article by Roberta Grove
The Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association recently hosted its third annual Porch Crawl fundraiser. Broad Street, Orleans Avenue, Carrollton Avenue and Onzaga Street at the Fair Grounds are the boundaries for the historic neighborhood, which was established in 1708.

The area’s lush tree-lined streets are home to more than 4,000 residents who are accustomed to hosting unique celebrations.

The recent Porch Crawl highlighted seven Faubourg St. John homes and their front porches.

Each home was paired with one of seven neighborhood restaurants. At each stop along the way, patrons sampled tastings from each establishment while sipping refreshing summer cocktails, provided by Glazer’s.

Before air conditioning existed, New Orleans neighborhood porches were popular gathering places for friends, family and neighbors to socialize, with relative comfort, during the warmer summer months.

Today, many porches still have furnishings and fans to make outdoor entertaining more enjoyable.

It is this local tradition that inspired the members of the Faubourg St. John neighborhood to embrace history while simultaneously raising funds to support FSJNA’s many community improvements.

Supporting that cause were Liuzzas by the Track, Pal’s Lounge, Fat Falafel Food Truck, Serendipity, Café Degas, Santa Fe Restaurant, Lola’s and Ralph’s on the Park.

Some locations featured entertainment, but most patrons eventually found their way over to 1100 block of North Gayoso Street to take in the sounds of jazz trumpeter James Andrews and his trio.

FSJNA’s Porch Crawl attracted more than 150 patrons to highlight one of our city’s most-beautiful neighborhoods.

The Crawl is the perfect way to get a feel for and appreciation of a great neighborhood so if you missed it, make sure to check out https://fsjna.org for the organization’s next party. Bastille Day is just around the corner, with a celebration planned July 13. See you there!

La Vie de Ville captures city life New Orleans style each Thursday in the Advocate New Orleans Community News Section. Please email information on your upcoming event to [email protected].

http://theadvocate.com/news/neworleans/communitynews/6224735-123/neighbors-sit-sip-for-porch
Glazer’s strong commitment to the community has been recognized since our founding in 1933. It’s our way of saying “thank you” for allowing us to be your neighbor. Each day, we strive to earn, build and maintain a positive relationship of trust in the community, creating a tradition of caring that has come to be known as “Glazer’s Community Partnerships.”

James Andrews played at Faubourg St. John’s
2013 PORCH CRAWL


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The PORCH CRAWL in Faubourg St. John is held annually under the majestic oaks on Ursulines Avenue. Join us next year!

photos below by Charlie London


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Friday Fun in the Faubourg

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FRIDAY FUN IN THE FAUBOURG

Enjoy glasses of wine as you watch the sunset over Bayou St. John.
It’s Vino on the Bayou at The Pitot House (1440 Moss St.) tonight from 5:30 to 7:30 pm.

Come enjoy the wine tasting event of the Fall season. Enjoy a glass of wine and the live music of the Jesse Morrow Trio while watching the sunset on Bayou St. John.

$5 admission for Louisiana Landmarks Society members and $10 general admission.
No reservations. Tickets sold at gate only. (1440 Moss on beautiful Bayou St. John)

New Orleans native Poppy Tooker will be signing: Mme. Bégué’s Recipes of Old New Orleans Creole Cookery.Wine selections are donated by Cork & Bottle Fine Wines, located in the American Can Company on Orleans Ave.

From bestofneworleans.com…
“Slow food advocate and author Poppy Tooker revives the work of one of New Orleans’ first famous chefs in Mme. Begue’s Recipes of Old New Orleans Creole Cookery (Pelican). The cookbook was first published in 1900 and has been out of print since 1937. Tooker’s new edition sheds light on the legendary Madame Begue and makes her recipes more accessible to contemporary home cooks.

Madame Begue came to New Orleans in 1853 as Elizabeth Kettenring. She opened Dutrey’s coffee shop in 1863 with her first husband Louis Dutreuil, a French Market butcher. When Dutreuil died, she married bartender Hippolyte Begue, and they renamed the French Quarter restaurant Begue’s. The restaurant’s popularity and her fame rose dramatically during the 1884 Cotton Exhibition, which brought an influx of tourists to New Orleans.

“At that time she became the No. 1 tourist attraction in this city,” Tooker says. “[Visitors] could actually see her in her kitchen at her coal-burning stove surrounded by her copper pots.”

Begue’s served an elaborate “second breakfast,” which evolved into New Orleans’ brunch tradition. The menu included classic dishes such as shrimp jambalaya, crawfish bisque and Creole gumbo. In the book, Tooker’s updated recipes appear alongside Begue’s original recipes.

Tooker says Begue’s recipes are “some of the purest records of the original Creole cuisine that put New Orleans on the map.” — BRAD RHINES”

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Friday Free For All, November 9, 6-8pm
Peggy Hymel is joining Swirl Wine Bar & Market this evening for a Latin wine themed evening with wines from Chile, Argentina and Spain! Walter is out this week, but Swirl Wine Bar & Market is working on a guest appearance from one of their favorite chefs…Check out their Facebook page for the lineup, chef and menu!

Swirl Wine Bar & Market | 3143 Ponce de Leon Street | New Orleans | 504.304.0635

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FAUBOURG ST. JOHN

“Where Big Dreams Grow!”

23rd Annual Voodoo on the Bayou Photos

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CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION ON VOODOO ON THE BAYOU IN 2014.




The Treme Brass Band at the 2012 Voodoo on the Bayou.


PDF of 2012 Voodoo on the Bayou photos by Charlie London

Voodoo on the Bayou

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CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION ON VOODOO ON THE BAYOU IN 2014.


A PARTY YOU CAN BRING A PARTY TO!


Saturday Night, October 27th, 2012 at the Pitot House.

WHO: Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association

WHAT: Annual Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association fund raiser with cuisine provided by local restaurants, open bar, live music. Tickets are for sale for $50 in advance or $60 at the door.

WHEN: Saturday, October 27th, 2012 8:30 p.m. until midnight

WHERE: the Pitot House, 1440 Moss Street on Bayou St. John

WHY: Benefit for the Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association Your ticket covers live musical entertainment, an open bar and fare from some of New Orleans most beloved restaurants. To join the Voodoo on the Bayou celebration, meet at the Pitot House at 1440 Moss Street on Bayou St. John on October 27, 2012. The party begins at 8:30 p.m. and goes until midnight.

1st District Fundraiser Draws Capacity Crowd

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It was a full house for the August 21, 2012 fundraiser at Cafe Degas for the benefit of the New Orleans Police Department’s 1st District

Through the generosity of Glazer’s, the Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association and Cafe Degas, thousands were raised to help the 1st District obtain much-needed supplies.

Click on any photo for the full view.

Click on any photo for the full view.

PORCH CRAWL 2012

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photo by Charlie London

Many thanks to the wonderful neighbors who participated and the PORCH CRAWL committee that made the 2012 PORCH CRAWL a fun and festive event!

Visit the link below for more photos of the 2012 PORCH CRAWL.

https://fsjna.org/2012/06/porch-crawl-photos/

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Still Crazy After All These Years

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Article, photos, and video by Charlie London

Voodoo on the Bayou is 22 years old this year. It’s the original Voodoo on the Bayou not that head-banger one.

Check out the slideshow above and you’ll see photos of your neighbors enjoying the sounds of Los Po-Boy-Citos, the best latin band in New Orleans!

How ’bout this great stage built by Keith Christopher? Keith does all the great design for the party and has outdone himself year after year. And, the cost? zip, nada, zero. Why? Because Keith Christopher knows the value of service to one’s community.

If you could not make the 22nd annual Voodoo on the Bayou at the Pitot House this year you really missed a good one. But, its not too late to help out!

Please click here to make your tax deductible donation to the Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association and its many benevolent programs. Just click on the “donate or pay dues here” box.

Check out Charlie London’s photos of the 2011 Voodoo on the Bayou in the link below:
http://neworleans.smugmug.com/Events/2011-Voodoo-on-the-Bayou

Many thanks to all our wonderful donors, suppliers, and generous businesses. Voodoo on the Bayou would not be possible without you!

Please visit the link below for more:
http://voodooonthebayou.com/

Times Picayune Highlights Voodoo on the Bayou

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by Melinda Shelton in the Times Picayune
October 27, 2011

Melinda Shelton writes, “The FSJNA’s 22nd annual fundraiser ‘Voodoo on the Bayou’ is Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the Pitot House, 1440 Moss St. Proceeds from this year’s Halloween bash will go to renovations at Desmare Family Park and the Re-Bridge project.

Tickets are $40 in advance, $50 at the door, and can be bought at Terranova’s Superette or Swirl Wines on Esplanade, Cork & Bottle at the American Can Co. on Orleans Avenue, or New Orleans Bamboo on Magazine Street.

Wear a costume or festive attire for an evening of music by Los Po-Boy-Citos, and Lips and the Trips. Enjoy food from a host of local eateries, an open bar, and a silent auction.

For more information and a look at the event’s smashing poster, go to voodooonthebayou.com.”

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SATURDAY | Oct 29 | 8:30 pm | PITOT HOUSE | 1440 Moss | New Orleans

Contact: [email protected]

Faubourg St. John Neighborhood Association is pleased to announce the 22nd Annual Voodoo on the Bayou celebration which will be held on the grounds of The Historic Pitot House.
The event will feature live music by “Los Po-Boy-Citos” (winners of the 2011 Big Easy Award for Best Latin Band) and the New Orleans sounds of “Lips & the Trips”.

Open Bar, food from some of New Orleans most beloved restaurants including Café Degas, Santa Fe, Nonna Mia and Angelo Brocato’s.

Also featured will be a wonderful variety of silent auction items including a Mignon Faget necklace, a Treme Poster signed by cast members, a Chris Owens costume, 1996 Sports Illustrated featuring and signed by Archie and Peyton Manning.

Tickets are $40 in advance ($50 at the door the night of the event) and available at:

Terranova Supermarket 3308 Esplanade Avenue
Swirl Wine 3143 Ponce de Leon
New Orleans Bamboo 6065 Magazine Street
Cork & Bottle 3700 Orleans Avenue

[email protected] or Call the “Voodoo Queen” at 504.486.7793

For more go to www.voodooonthebayou.com

DRINKS

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Your friendly, neighborhood, Faubourg St. John lounge.
(Bring your I.D.) ALL SAINTS GAMES ON TWO 50″ SCREENS!
Well-behaved dogs are always welcome & provided with snacks & water!
Air Hockey, Awesome Juke Box, Photo Booth, Video Poker, Vintage-Playboy-wallpapered-men’s-room, Vargas Girls Galore & mixed drinks!

949 N. Rendon St. | New Orleans
Phone 504-488-PALS / 488-7257
Check out Pal’s on FACEBOOK –> https://www.facebook.com/PalsLounge/
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A groovy wine bar and shop in Faubourg St. John
Swirl Wine Bar & Market is a neighborhood joint in Faubourg St. John. With an eclectic selection of international wine and beer, we are a wine bar as well as a retail store and take the time to personally hand select each wine and product. Swirl is a place to have fun, relax and feel at home learning about, buying or drinking wine, socializing with friends, picking out cheeses and gifts or checking out the local art on the walls. It’s a place you can bring your dog to, your kids, your date or your grandmother and feel good about being there.

3143 Ponce de Leon St. | New Orleans | Near the Fairgrounds
Hours:
11am to 8-ish Monday to Friday
11am to 7pm Saturday
Closed Sunday
Phone: 304-0635 | Fax: 304-0644
email: [email protected]
http://swirlandsavor.blogspot.com
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parkview-tavern

Parkview Tavern

910 N. Carrollton Ave. | New Orleans, LA 70118 | (504) 482-2680
Neighborhood: Mid-City | Free Parking: No

Restaurant Information
Cuisine Type/s: Bar/Pub Food, Sandwiches
Attire: Casual
Open For: Late Night (Call ahead for hours)