NEW ORLEANS (press release) – JAMNOLA has announced Big Chief Bo Dollis Jr as its new Cultural Ambassador. Known for his vibrant presence and deep-rooted connection to New Orleans culture and talents as bandleader of the Wild Magnolias, Big Chief Bo Dollis Jr will bring his unique perspective and energy to JAMNOLA’s exhibits, social media, events and future workshops.
Bo Dollis Jr., a celebrated Big Chief of the Wild Magnolia tribe, is an icon in New Orleans culture and beyond, thanks to his musical tours. As the son of the legendary Big Chief Bo Dollis Sr., he carries forward a rich legacy while infusing his own unique style and energy into the tradition. In honor of his new role, JAMNOLA will showcase his 2023 Black Masking Indian suit through Jan. 6. This piece of cultural artistry offers visitors a look at the craftsmanship and tradition of the Mardi Gras Indian culture.
“I am truly honored to be the new Cultural Ambassador for JAMNOLA,” said Big Chief Bo Dollis Jr. in a release about the appointment. “I’m excited to push the culture forward and its rich traditions with everyone who visits to help keep the authentic spirit of New Orleans alive and thriving.”
“Big Chief Bo Dollis Jr is the perfect cultural ambassador for us,” said JAMNOLA Founder Jonny Liss. “He embodies the vibrant and resilient spirit of New Orleans. His involvement will deepen the cultural experience for our guests and highlight the importance of preserving our unique heritage.”
Additionally, throughout December, JAMNOLA will donate $1 from every ticket sold to MACCNO (The Music & Culture Coalition of New Orleans) in a continued effort to preserve and support the city’s vibrant culture.
If you haven’t visited JAMNOLA yet you can do so through Monday, Jan. 6, by booking tickets at JAMNOLA.com.
