Arts + Entertainment

Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day” is grand, cinematic, and hopeful about humanity’s capacity for good in the face of intergalactic upheavel.

A list of local events and best restaurant picks to fill your weekend in New Orleans.

Local poet Madi Zins will be on site to transform guest stories into a one-of-a-kind typewritten poem to keep or share.

Community members and Pokémon fans alike will have the opportunity to meet adoptable pets from the Louisiana SPCA during a special offsite adoption activation at Petite Rouge Café and Coffee Truck.

Joshua Bailey’s “Stolen Kingdom” throws light on the underground world of urban adventurers and black market thieves at Walt Disney World.

The origins of National Seersucker Day can be traced to 1996, when Mississippi Senator Trent Lott revived a long-forgotten Senate tradition by designating a warm June day as “Seersucker Thursday.”

The celebration will feature a limited-time cocktail menu inspired by iconic songs and artists that have soundtracked Pride celebrations for generations.

Chef Edgar "Dook" Chase visits places and people at the heart of New Orleans cuisine. Then, back in the WYES kitchen, Chef Dook brings those experiences to life as he prepares his own take on iconic New Orleans dishes.

Bars will be set up on-site with drinks available for purchase, and local favorite Lucky Dog hot dogs will be available to keep the night going.

The partnerships represent a major milestone for the nonprofit organization and provide significant momentum as the project advances toward construction of a modern, multi-use athletic complex in the Upper 9th Ward/Desire community.