St. Charles Avenue August 2018

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Philanthropic Fun: Green for the Greater Good

Raintree Children and Services, which helps at-risk foster children and infants with disabilities, hosted...

Pool Pleasures

  After City Park opened a swimming pool in 1924, Audubon Park decided to build...

Performing Arts: August

2 Brian Posehn with Matt Owens Stand-up comic Brian Posehn, who has appeared on hit TV...

Snapshots

Jim Blanchard (right) poses in front of his work “Howard Memorial Library” with Bill...

Shop Talk: Matt Schwartz

HOW DID YOU START THE DOMAIN COMPANIES? My business partner, Chris Papamichael, and I launched...

Shop Talk: Jeanne Monet Roberson

HOW DID YOU COME TO OPEN LILY NEW ORLEANS (LNO? After closing two other boutiques...
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Guide to Entertaining

Whether you’re throwing a small cocktail gathering with close friends or an all-out soirée,...

Student Activist: Caroline Elizabeth MacLaren

“Being involved in your community involves so many aspects that can ultimately affect someone’s...

Young Bloods: Diana Meyers

Anna’s Place offers an after-school program, Saturday program and summer camp aimed at promoting...

Fashionable & Friendly

Old Metairie is one of Greater New Orleans’ most vibrant neighborhoods, quietly thriving out...

With this Ring: Logan-Williams

Ellen Rogers Logan and Patrick Hinton Williams met in high school while Ellen was...

Philanthropic Fun: Disco Inferno

WYES departed from its normal decor to become a hot club scene for one...
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Entertaining With Bev: Fish Faced

Fishing is one of my favorite things to do and City Park, right at...

Philanthropic Fun: Exemplary Entrepreneurs

Guests, honorees and Tulane students attending “The Albert Lepage Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation...

Bev's Note

We are so excited about our cover this month celebrating the arts. As we...

Philanthropic Fun: Southern Hospitality

This year’s “ACCESS Jazz Brunch” benefiting Catholic Charities featured an award presentation honoring U.S....

Philanthropic Fun: Be Our Guest

Kingsley House hosted its ninth annual “Friendraising Luncheon,” which also served as an opportunity...

Philanthropic Fun: Tri-colored Tricentennial

Coinciding with the King and Queen’s costume decree for members of their court to...
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Philanthropic Fun: Eradicating an Epidemic

The “Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse’s 21st Annual Awards Luncheon” recognized Alcohol Awareness...

Philanthropic Fun: Fabulous Fashionistas

For more than a decade, the memberships of Men & Women of Fashion have...

Philanthropic Fun: A Feast of Talent

Alon Shaya was the featured chef at this year’s “Harvest at Home,” the annual...

Philanthropic Fun: Creative Caps

A total of 386 guests filled the Arbor Room for the inaugural “Heart of...

Healing Around A Table

I was born in 1968 when my sister, Beth, was 13. She was pretty...

On the Menu: Especially Seafood

Muffuletta Ingredients 2     loaves of Muffuletta bread (We get ours from Liedenheimer Bakery; it’s a...
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What's Hot: Sports & Spirit

1. Touchdowns will look twice as nice through a set of handmade shades with...

BYOB(aby)

To say that there is no greater life change than having a baby is...

Children of Promise

The African proverb “it takes a village to raise a child” has definitely been...

Morgan's Note

Oh, August ... when we’re tired of sweating the moment we leave the house...

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