This Saturday was the 25th annual Red Dress Run as well as Dirty Linen Night. Big Easy Magazine’s own Michael David Raso was there, snapping photos:
Category: Events
Photos: Dance Your Style New Orleans PLUS An Interview with Sheik Winn
August 8, 2019The Red Bull Dance Your Style competition is an international competition bringing together, the region’s most talented dancers.
Community Spotlight: The Marquee Opens With Habitat Build
July 19, 2019There are few resorts or venues that begin their tenure in a city the way that The Marquee by Bluegreen Vacations did.
A Plan to Spread Essence Festival’s Economic Impact Throughout New Orleans
July 7, 2019During the first Global Black Economic Forum held at Essence Festival, Mayor Cantrell explained the false impression that tourism dollars stay in the city.
Ann Marie Sorrell Takes Over Essence Fest Bookstore
July 6, 2019Ann Marie Sorrell, Jamaican born philanthropist, author, award-winning business leader and entrepreneurial woman, will make her second debut at the 2019 Essence Festival in New Orleans. Sorrell’s book, Chronicles of […]
Essence Festival 2019: Beyond The Music
July 1, 2019The 2019 Annual Essence Festival continues its track of expansion in audience, scope, and influence – both on social and economic levels. Last years event brought in well over 500,000 […]
Celebrating New Orleans’ Young Entrepreneurs
June 30, 2019The youth of New Orleans has been in the news a lot lately. With the recent announcements of Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s new juvenile justice initiative and the implementation of a […]
LaundryCares Foundation Hosts Free Laundry Day
June 19, 2019On Wednesday, June 19, the LaundryCares Foundation will host a Free Laundry Day event in New Orleans.
Pride on Film: The New Louisiana LGBT Film Festival
June 17, 2019Seeking “to hear voices from all members of the LGBT Community and allies,” at the end of June the Louisiana LGBT Film Festival will launch on June 28.
Taking Back Pride: New Orleans Reflections for Pride Month
June 13, 2019The ‘Take Back Pride’ march, was aimed at reclaiming the radical spirit of the first pride, the New York City Stonewall riot in 1969.
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