composed and piano by honorary New Orleanian Randy Newman (having lived here as a child) and sung by the incomparable Streisand who has no connection to New Orleans, except having fervent fans up and down the streets of the Quarter, especially between St. Ann and St. Louis….They pay homage to one of the almost daily statements heard in the New Orleans solstice seasons.
Great song, scene from King Creole
Some of the most gorgeous shots of New Orleans ever captured on film. Worth it just for that.
New Year festivities at the Mississippi River
Another amazing picture from local photographer Roy Guste
A Field Guide To Trees
poetry. haikus.
French Quarter. Bill Lavender.
I approve and buy.
(Found at Crescent City Books on Chartres for a VERY limited time- based on the rumor that few copies are left, told to me by the excellent bookseller and trending author Michael Zell.)
what was old is new again…
Unfortunately, we haven’t seen tracks return to the Quarter, but boy, getting closer and closer…
WPA removing car tracks on Burgundy Street near Dumaine Street, 1937.
Habana no mås, neighbors say
City withdraws anti-people ordinance
We appreciate Councilmember Palmer forwarding your email to us. If you have not heard, we have requested that the proposed ordinances affecting Jackson Square be withdrawn at this point. We have received significant input from constituents and appreciate your insights as well. We will take all of this under consideration as we work with the Council to revise any ordinance that affects Jackson Square and those who work, live and visit there.
Please feel free to reach out to me at any time.
Best regards,
Scott
C. Scott Hutcheson
Advisor to the Mayor for Cultural Economy
Office of Mayor Mitchell J. Landrieu | City of New Orleans
1340 Poydras Street | Suite 1002 | New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 658-4258 office | cshutcheson@nola.gov | http://www.nola.gov
French Quarter block by block 
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