Music lovers will like the sound of these great vacation getaways
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Feb. 20, 2021
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Spring is in the air and music is all around if you know where to find it.
That’s exactly where these great musical getaways come into play. Whether your preference is good old rock ‘n’ roll or country vibes or smooth jazz, there’s a dreamy destination perfect for exploring your love of music culture and history.
As the coronavirus vaccine gains momentum in the community, travelers are again seeking ideas for great getaways. Turn your dreams into reality with a spring fling focused on family fun and musical entertainment.
Was a three-week trip to New Orleans for work or vacation? Both.
Andrea Sachs, The Washington Post
Feb. 19, 2021
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1of8The city canceled Mardi Gras parades and floats. In response, thousands of homes around the city installed artful house floats with such themes as Zydeco.Photo by Andrea Sachs for The Washington Post.Show MoreShow Less
2of8Mac is all packed up and ready to return to Washington after a three-week workcation in New Orleans.Photo by Andrea Sachs for The Washington Post.Show MoreShow Less
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4of8Skateboarders practice at Crescent Park, a 1.4-mile urban linear park along the Mississippi River in New Orleans.Photo by Andrea Sachs for The Washington Post.Show MoreShow Less
OffBeat Magazine
The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Economy this week continues its third “Embrace the Culture” virtual series with a weekly “Geaux Live NOLA” event – part of a multi-week series that will feature livestreamed performances by local artists and musicians. This series will last from January 27 to March 17.
“Geaux Live NOLA” virtual series events for the following week include:
Wednesday, Jan. 27 (2 p.m.) – Sierra Green and the Soul Machine livestreamed from the House of Blues, watch live on New Orleans Cultural Economy Facebook here,.
Wednesday, Feb. 3 (2 p.m.) – Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes live at the New Orleans Jazz Museum, watch live New Orleans Cultural Economy Facebook here,
SBA grants could be game changer for New Orleans museums, music venues
Applicants eligible for up to $10 million Share Updated: 7:10 PM CST Jan 26, 2021
Applicants eligible for up to $10 million Share Updated: 7:10 PM CST Jan 26, 2021
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Show Transcript ORLEANS JAZZ MUSEUM CANNOT DO ALONE. IT IS NOT FEASIBLE FOR THEM. THEY LOST ALMOST ALL OF THEIR REVENUE SERVICES BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC. THAT’S WHY THE GRANT MONEY IS SO IMPORTANT. PANDEMIC OR NOT, LOUIS PRIMA STILL PLAYS PROUDLY INSIDE OF THE NEW ORLEANS JAZZ MUSEUM. BUT YOU WILL BE HARD-PRESSED TO HEAR THE FOOTSTEPS OF TOURISTS. IN 2019, WE HAD WELL OVER 306 TO FIVE CONCERTS, FESTIVALS, PRODUCING EXHIBITS, A LOT OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING. MORGAN: THEN CORONAVIRUS CHANGED EVERYTHING. IT IS DEFINITELY A CHALLENGE, AND WE ARE INTERESTED IN THE GRANTS. MORGAN: HE’S TALKING ABOUT THE SHORTAGE VENUE OPERATORS GRANT. IT OFFERS MUSIC VENUES, MUSEUMS, AND OTHER ELIGIBLE BUSINESSE