About This Blog
A transplant from his native Rhode Island, Ian McNulty quickly discovered how easy it is to strike up conversations with New Orleans people simply by asking about their favorite clubs and neighborhood joints.
He asked often, listened carefully and has been exploring the nightlife of the Crescent City ever since.
McNulty was the editor and principle contributor to "Hungry? Thirsty? New Orleans," a guidebook to nightspots and inexpensive restaurants around town. He is also author of "Season of Night," a memoir about life in a devastated part of New Orleans during the first few months after Hurricane Katrina.
Recent Posts
- Telling Post-Katrina Bluegrass Tales with the Ramblin’ Letters | Comments: 2
- Getting to "the Point" for Free Music | Comments: 0
- Cultivating a Beer Garden by Bayou St. John | Comments: 3
- Marking a Jazz Milestone at the Palm Court | Comments: 2
- More Than Music at Tipitina’s | Comments: 3
- You’ll Never Walk Alone at World Cup Time | Comments: 0
- The Roots Rock Weathering of Chickie Wah Wah | Comments: 5
- Fire on the Bayou | Comments: 1
- Still Smoking at Dos Jefes | Comments: 1
- Partying Off the Grounds at Jazz Fest Time | Comments: 0
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