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Unsung Heroes: A Secret History of Louisiana Rock ‘n’ Roll
Friday, January 8, 2010
The Arsenal, 601 St. Peter Street
New Orleans, Louisiana
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National World War II Museum dedicated a $60 million expansion with a new theater, a restaurant and a replica of the "Stage Door Canteens" that cheered military men during the war. Hundreds of World War II veterans were on hand for Friday's ceremony including Tom Hanks, Patricia Clarkson and Mickey Rooney.
The National World War II museum celebrates the grand opening for the new section, to the right, Solomon Victory Theater, Stage Door Canteen and the American Seactor Friday.
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The National World War II Museum in New Orleans unveils a major expansion Nov. 6 with the debut of a new movie theater, live show venue and a celebrity-chef restaurant.
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To appreciate Southern food, it must be tasted. But to help understand the cuisine, there’s the Southern Food & Beverage Museum, a living history archive that celebrates the food and drink of the South.
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JOIN the Ogden Museum of Southern Art for "O What a Night" Gala, considered the benefit party to attend in New Orleans. Its combination of fine cuisine, music, and silent and live auctions featuring renowned Southern artists (many of whom attend the gala), has made this party sell out every year. October 17, 2009FOOD and DRINK! Cuisine courtesy of award-winning Chefs Robert Carter of Peninsula Grill (South Carolina) and Warren Stevens of Calcasieu/Butcher (New Orleans) plus a specialty cocktail "O What a Cocktail" by Cure (New Orleans). MUSIC! Hellen Gillet, UNO Jazz Masters Students, Full Gospel Chior, Irvin Mayfield and a number of very special guests.
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The grand opening of the National World War II Museum's World War II Victory Theatre, Stage Door Canteen and American Sector – a 70,000-square-foot, $60 million project – is the most significant addition to the city's cultural scene since its battering by Hurricane Katrina.
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Nine museums in New Orleans, including the National World War II Museum, will offer free admission on Saturday as part of the Smithsonian magazine's fifth annual Museum Day celebration.
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Today, Saturday, Sep 12 5:30p to 10:00pat New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans, LANew Orleans Museum of Art will present Skylar Fein: Youth Manifesto, the first solo museum exhibition of work by the New Orleans-based artist Skylar Fein. Focusing on youth culture, rock and roll, Americana and advertising, Youth Manifesto tackles the pervasive power and symbiotic relationship between rock music and consumerism. The high-energy exhibition is comprised entirely of new work, including painting, sculpture, video and screen prints.
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The so-called Louisiana Film Museum opens Sept. 1 and will occupy a section of the Southern Food and Beverage Museum at the Riverwalk in New Orleans...
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The Bayou Terrebonne Waterlife Museum, which opened a decade ago to much fanfare, has evolved from a tourist magnet into a community center out of necessity …
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