Dinner and a Movie

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| FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL | BAYOU TREME CENTER |
2541 Bayou Road


Screening TUESDAY, May 7 of “This is Spinal Tap”. It will be held in the Bayou-Treme Center (the really cool St. Rose de Lima Church). NOLA Drive-In will be sharing this event with My House Nola.

Food Trucks 5-9, movie at 8.

Five bucks for movie. See you there!

Info below from Joey Lehrman:
The Bayou Treme Center, in collaboration with My House NOLA, is excited to announced a series of free food truck festivals and film screenings on the grounds of our Bayou-Treme campus. The 1st Bi-Annual Rolling Through Series will be held on the first Tuesdays of May and June in and around our beautiful church and will feature local food vendors and a film screening.

Bring your chairs and blankets, grab some food in the parking lot, and join us for the first screening in our soon-to-be-renovated performing arts venue. The details are as follows:

What: 1st Bi-Annual Rolling Through Series with food trucks and film screenings!
Where: Bayou Treme Center (2541 Bayou Road – near Broad and Esplanade)
When: First Tuesday of May and June (5/7 and 6/4) from 5-9pm
Cost: Free admission to festival with (5 dollars) suggested donation for film screening; various prices for food truck items

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.

FILMING THURSDAY

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FILMING LOCATION: 2725 DESOTO ST. & 1141 CRETE Street

FILMING DATE: THURSDAY MARCH 29

NO PARKING: 8AM TO 12AM

The HBO series Treme will be filming in the FAUBOURG ST. JOHN area on Thursday, MARCH 29, 2012.

Please excuse us as we move our working trucks and crew into your neighborhood Thursday morning and work into the late evening.. We will exercise every effort to be quiet as we go about our work. If you have any questions or concerns while we are working please ask anyone with a radio to contact Locations. You can also reach us by e-mail or by phone using the contact information listed below.

The Treme production is registered with the Mayor’s Office of Film and Video, and you can reach the director Katie Williams there at 504-658-0923 to verify our credentials. We will also be working with law enforcement and Traffic Engineering to control traffic in order to monitor your safety and that of our crew.

Parking will be reserved in the area for our working trucks between the hours of 8am to 12am in the following blocks:
PLEASE NOTE THE TIMES ON THE “NO PARKING” SIGNS

2700 – 2600 blocks of Bell St. (both sides)
2700 -2600 blocks Esplanade Ave. (downtown side)
2700 block DeSoto St. (downtown side)
2600 block DeSoto St. (uptown side)
1400 block N. White St. (river side)
1400 and 1200 blocks Crete St. (lake side)

Should you have any deliveries, events or appointments that we should be aware of, please do not hesitate to call us.
Thank you for your patience and support of filmmaking in and around New Orleans.

With Regard,

Evan Gabriele – Episode Manager – 917-288-4073 cell
Virginia McCollam – Location Manager – [email protected]
504-799-0121 office

Bayou Treme Center

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The Bayou Treme Center will renovate the former church as a mid-sized concert venue, performance hall, and exhibition space.
Click here to learn more about Maistre Hall.

A Place to Do Business
With 55 office suites anchored by NewCorp Business Development Center, the Business Incubator at Bayou Treme Center will provide all the amenities of a traditional office building alongside a variety of auxiliary resources, such as technical and financial support, tax-credit specialists, and small business consulting.

In the coming weeks, the Bayou Treme Center, in partnership with the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, will be finalizing its application for 501c3 non-profit designation.

Center Recognized by City of New Orleans as Digital Node
With state-of-the-art studios and modern digital technologies as part of the Business Incubator, the Bayou Treme Center was recently classified by the New Orleans Business Alliance as a Digital Node, a designation that will allow local businesses and organizations to seek digital support and resources from the Bayou Treme Center Business Incubator. With an emphasis on film and digital media, the Bayou Treme Center can help position projects to take full advantage of a variety of local and state tax credits. To learn more about what the Bayou Treme Center incubator model will offer, click here.

A Place to Learn
The Bayou Treme Center will renovate the former elementary school building with modern classroom and playground space designed for start-up public charter schools seeking to develop and grow their programs. Click here to learn more about the Education Incubator.

A Place to Create
The Bayou Treme Center will offer affordable studio space and a business incubator for local artists to support the development of their business capacity. Click here to learn about the Arts Incubator.

photo courtesy bayoutremecenter.org

The Bayou Treme Center project will be a powerful and ongoing source of economic revival in an area that has suffered substantial disinvestment since the late 1970’s. We are grateful to the New Orleans Catholic Archdiocese for providing this wonderful historic facility on terms that will make this proposed $10 million renovation, and the 95 permanent jobs that it will produce, possible – Hal Brown

For more information, please visit http://bayoutremecenter.org/about/the-site/

Bayou Treme Center

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photo courtesy bayoutremecenter.org

The Bayou Treme Center project will be a powerful and ongoing source of economic revival in an area that has suffered substantial disinvestment since the late 1970’s. We are grateful to the New Orleans Catholic Archdiocese for providing this wonderful historic facility on terms that will make this proposed $10 million renovation, and the 95 permanent jobs that it will produce, possible – Hal Brown

For more information, please visit http://bayoutremecenter.org/about/the-site/

Save Our Sons

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Please join Mayor Mitch Landrieu and Commissioner James Carter for:
“Saving Our Sons” Crime Action Summit
Saturday, Sept. 17th
10:00 – 12:00
UNO Lakefront Arena (6801 Franklin Ave.)

We must rally as a community to solve this problem. This will not be a summit of false hope and unfulfilled promises. Join me to learn how we can all take action.

On behalf of the Office of Neighborhood Engagement, you are cordially invited to attend this Crime Action Summit.

All are welcome and invited in the general seating area. Please share the attached flier and encourage your neighborhoods, work, faith and other communities to attend. Please register at: www.nola.gov/crime-summit

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FLYER

Best,
Jeffrey Kugler
Neighborhood Liaison
Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Engagement
504.658.4968 desk
504.236.5791 cell

[email protected]