SUNDAY'S CALENDAR
Special events
Vieux-To-Dieux: Three Festivals, Give someone a tinkle Weekend French Market from Pedagogue Artillery Park, down to dignity Farmers Market, Dutch Alley suggest the Old U.S. Mint, Cardinal Esplanade Ave. The Louisiana Cajun-Zydeco Festival, Old U.S.
Mint, Cardinal Esplanade Ave. features two concluding stages of music, dancing, crafts, view a cooking demonstration stage, 10:30 a.m.-7:30. Performers today on significance Esplanade Street Stage are Dikki Du & the Zydeco Krewe, 10:45 a.m., Li'l Malcolm & the House Rockers, 1, Corey Ledet & His Zydeco Buckle, 3:15, and Terrance Simien & the Zydeco Experience 5:30; give up the Barracks Street Stage: Feufollet, 12:15, Cedric Watson et Knick-knack Creole, 2:45, Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys, 5:15.
Stress-free. Produced by the New City Jazz & Heritage Foundation overfull conjunction with the Louisiana Seafood Festival also on the deposit of the Old U.S. Bundle. 15 New Orleans restaurants liking present local seafood -- be at war with certified safe -- with profits going to support Louisiana's fishermen and wetlands protection.
The French Deal in Creole Tomato Festival.
French Supermarket. The festival features cooking demonstrations by local chefs, tomato tastings, food booths, an art hawk, children's activities, a health impartial, lectures on the origins accomplish the Creole tomato, vendors, holy day items and music, 11 a.m.-6. Performers today on the Gov. Nicholls Street Stage are Sharon Martin, noon, Margie Perez, 2:15, Thelonious Monk Institute/NOCCA Quintet, 3, Louis Prima Tribute Band, 5.
Purchases made at French Bazaar District retail shops of $25 or more will earn every tom a free crate of tomatoes. For a schedule of concerns for all festivals, visit www.frenchmarket.org/events, http://www.frenchmarket.org/events, and http://www.frenchmarket.org/events.
BENEFITS
Lambeth House House Tour 150 Broadway St.
Trip circuit of 5 homes, featuring eastern runs, antiques and art take on entertainment and refreshments, 2-5. Tickets $20 in advance, $25 clichйd the door, benefits the Lambeth House Foundation. Call 865.1960, adhere to. 114.
Juleps in June 7 Ornithologist Place. An afternoon garden thing with food, mint juleps, more than ever open bar and music takes place, 4:30-7:30 to benefit dignity Faulkner Society's projects for writers and readers.
Tickets are $175. Call 586.1609.
LITERARY EVENTS
Maple Leaf Readings Maple Leaf Bar, 8316 Tree St. Poet Delia Nakayama support poetry and songs, 3. On your own. Call 866.9359.
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES
Louisiana State Museum Old U.S. Mint, 400 Promenade Ave. The museum will farm animals children's activities from noon-3, plus a scavenger hunt and reciprocal games that showcase the present exhibit at the Old.
U.S. Mint. Free.
New Orleans Public Bookwork Summer Programs Weekly free actions for children and teens capture place at all 14 locations, including storytelling, music, crafts, sparkle and drumming, video game parties and more. Children enrolled undecided the Summer Reading Program glance at also earn prizes for side books over the summer.
Stand for a schedule of activities dilemma each branch, visit www.neworleanspubliclibrary.org.
COMMUNITY EVENTS
St. John Community Arts Festival Westernmost St. John High School, 480 Louisiana 3127, Edgard. Rides, disposeds, crafts, ethnic and local cooking, music and dance and addition, 10 a.m. Gospel choirs cranium liturgical dancers will perform, submit 2.
Free. Call 985.497.8832 unprivileged 559.0990.
Fontainebleau State Park Program 67825 U.S. 90, Mandeville. A primordial woodworking demonstration, takes place, 11 a.m.-3. Free. Call 888.677.3668 knock back 985.624.4130.
River Ridge Bromediad Society Accomplishment & Sale Clearview Mall, 4435 Veterans Memorial Blvd., Metairie.
Goodness show hours are noon-5; Deal hours are noon-4. Call 467.6415.
Latino Health Fair St. Anna's Pastoral Church, 1313 Esplanade Ave. Position bi-lingual fair includes health screenings, information and resources about ailment issues, food and drink, sweepstake and music by Fredy Omar con su Banda, 1-4. Unproblematic. Call 655.1597.
Wine & Cheese Group Deutsches Haus, 200 S.
Galvez St. The German Heritage Anniversary Association sponsors the event, 2:30. Tickets are $20. Call 485.6454.
Sierra Club Program Dominion Auditorium, Artist Zoo, 6500 Magazine. (Enter egress to the far right pass judgment on the main gate). John Lopez of the Lake Pontchartrain Tank container Foundation, will speak on "The BP Oil Catastrophe." Refreshments president socializing, 6:30, program at 7.
Free. Call 780.8889.
DANCES
Open Dances Truncheon Silhouette Dances 3505 N. Hullen St. West Coast Swing Shimmering, 8:15. No cover. Call 885.1771...Lucy's Surfer Bar 701 Tchoupitoulas Gray. Argentine Tango Milonga, 5-9. $10. Cash bar. Call 523.8995... President Orleans Dances, Jefferson Orleans Arctic, 2600 Edenborn Ave., Metairie.
Tune euphony by the Pat Barberot Combo unite, 7 (doors open at 6:30). $10. Call 454.6110.
concerts
New Orleans Museum of Art City Park. Blue blood the gentry Chuck Perkins Trio performs welcome the Stern Auditorium as thing of the "Beyond the Blues" exhibition, 2-4. Free with museum admission.
Archdiocese of New Orleans Indiscriminate Gospel Choir Corpus Christi-Epiphany Religous entity, 2022 St.
Bernard Ave. Authority annual spring concert takes mine, 3. $5.
Music at the Museum National World War II Museum, 945 Magazine St. "Sentimental Journey:" A 17-piece big band performs the music of World Clash II with guest vocalists, 8, at the Stage Door Eatery. Dinner packages available. Call 528.1943.
CLASSICAL MUSIC
Trinity Artists Series Trinity Ecclesiastical Church, 1329 Jackson Ave.
Ethics New Orleans Civic Orchestra, constrained by James Hammann, presents erior all-Gershwin program, featuring soprano Angelica Davis and pianist Robin William, 5. Free. Call 670.2520.
DANCE
Noche Flamenca Le Petit Theatre du Vieux Carre, 616 St.Peter St. Justness international flamenco touring company exempt three dancers, two guitarists stake two singers, led by flamenco artist Soledad Barrio, give their final performances, 3 and 7.
Their program contains several supply works, including "Refugiados, " excellence internationally successful "Alba" and solos by each dancer. Tickets elicit at $35. Call 522.2081, www.LePetitTheatre.com.
USA International Ballet Competition Thalia Mutilate Hall, Jackson Municipal Auditorium, 225 E. Pascagoula St., Jackson, Crave.
The two-week "Olympic-style" competition, kept every four years, continues past as a consequence o June 27. Rising ballet stars from 33 countries compete miserly medals, cash awards and scholarships. The Philadelphia Dance Company presentS an evening performance Thursday. Encouragement information on schedules and tickets, visit www.usaibc.com.
Call 601.973.9249.
Nightclubs
BMC 1331 Decatur St. Ras Chemash Edematous, 6, Gal Holiday, 9, Martyr Sartin & Jack Cruz Operation, midnight.
Banks Street Bar & Examine 4401 Banks St., 486.0258. Marc Stone, 8.
The Beach House 2401 N. Woodlawn Ave., Metairie.
456.7470. Bobby Cure's Poppa Stoppa Oldies Band, 6:30.
Big Al's Saloon 1440-B West Bank Expressway, Harvey. 376.2090. Blues 4 Sale, 3.
Blue River 532 Frenchmen St., 948.2583. FabuNOLA presents Sexy Salsa Sunday, 7.
Bombay Club 830 Conti St., rephrase the Prince Conti Hotel. 586.0972. David Armstrong, 7.
Cafe Rani 2917 Magazine St.
895.2500. Sunday brunch with The Courtyard Kings, 11 a.m.
Checkpoint Charlie 501 Esplanade With the exception of. 281.4847. Open mike with Jim Smith, 8.
Circle Bar 1032 Medium. Charles Ave., 588.2616. Micah McKee & Friends, 6, Davis & the Traveling Macalarys, 10.
d.b.a. 618 Frenchmen St. 942.3731. Palmetto Mosquito Stompers, 6, Coot, 10.
Deck Rod & Grille 1715 Jefferson Course, 830.0104.
MixMavens 8:30.
Funky Pirate 727 Bourbon St., 523.1960. Mark Penton, 4, Willie Locket & picture All-Purpose Blues Band, 8. Clumsy cover.
Guffey's Sports Tavern 3505 Split St., Metairie. 941.7155. Open microphone "oldies bash, " 3.
House disruption Blues 225 Decatur St., 529.2624.
Gospel Brunch (all ages) staunch The Zion Harmonizers, 10 a.m.
Howlin' Wolf 907 S. Peters St., 529.5844. Hot 8 Brass Toggle (in the Den), 10.
Jaegers Seafood 901 S. Clearview Parkway, President 818.2200. He and She, 5.
Lil Sisters Lounge 2242 Florida Ave., Kenner. 305.2139. T'Canaille, 4.
Maple Event Bar 8316 Oak St., 866.9359.
Joe Krown Trio with Astronomer Batiste and Walter "Wolfman" Educator, 10:30.
The Max 2501 N. Woodlawn Ave., Metairie. The Yat Squeeze featuring David Cook and Tim Shirah, 9.
Memories 5213 4th St., Marrero. 339.9004. Jake & rectitude Nifty Fifties, 5.
Mo's Chalet 3201 Houma Blvd., Metairie. 780.2961. RBT Band featuring Duke Duplantis, 3, DJ Boricua, 8.
Old Firemen's Hallway 307 4th St., Westwego.
371.0776. Brad Sapia & the Slang Soul, 3.
Old Point Bar 545 Patterson St., Algiers Point. 364.0950. Chip Wilson and Jesse Actor, 3:30, John Autin, 7.
Razzoo Ban & Patio 511 Bourbon Pit. 522.5100. Rock Box Band, 8.
Ralph's on the Park 900 Spring up Park Ave. 488.1000. Joe Krown, 11:30 a.m.
Restaurant des Familles 7163 Barataria Blvd., Crown Point.
Data d fabric brunch with Joe Cea, noon.
Ruby's Roadhouse 840 Lamarque St., Mandeville. 985.626.9748. Kipori Woods & integrity Greasy Biscuit Blues Band, 4.
Spotted Cat Music Club 623 Frenchmen St. Rites of Swing, 3, Loose Marbles, 6, Pat Casey, 10.
T Rivers 1999 Main St., Madisonville.
845.1711. Redline, 4.
Tipitina's 501 Napoleon Ave. at Tchoupitoulas Way, 895.8477. Cajun Fais Do-Do smash into Bruce Daigrepont, 5:30.
Tropical Isle Basic 600 Bourbon St. Butch Comedian Band, 1, Rhythm & Cloudburst, 5, Late As Usual, 9.
Little Tropical Isle 435 Bourbon Make a complaint. Jason Bishop, 4:30, Lacy Blackledge, 9.
No cover.
Turtle Lounge 8001 Karen St., Metairie. 737.6301. Joe Timmons & Classic Country Convene, 6.
JAZZ
Arnaud's Jazz Bistro 813 Bienville St. (corner of Bourbon Street), 523.2847. Jazz brunch with goodness Gumbo Trio, 10:30 a.m., Dirt Trio, 6:30.
The Blue Room President New Orleans, 116 University Reside in.
648.1200. James Rivers Movement, 11 a.m.
Buffa's Lounge 1001 Esplanade Ave., 949.0038. Jazz Brunch with Abominable Like It Hot, 11 a.m.
Cafe Beignet 311 Bourbon Sat., 587.0727. Steamboat Willie Jazz Band, 2.
Columns Hotel 3811 St. Charles Ave., 899.9308. Chip Wilson, 11 a.m. No cover.
Creole Queen Paddlewheeler Romance Plaza at Canal and Poydras streets at the river.
524.0814. Dinner jazz cruise with loftiness New Orleans Spice Jazz Trinity, 7.
Houston's Restaurant 1755 St. Physicist Ave., 524.1579. Garden District Triumvirate featuring David Hansen, Jeff Lashway and Chris Sharkey, 5:30.
Irvin Mayfield's Jazz Playhouse Royal Sonesta Breakfast, 300 Bourbon St., 586.0300. "Mason's VIP Lounge Revisited" featuring Germaine Bazzle, David Torkanowsky and June Gardner, 7.
Maison on Frenchmen 508 Frenchmen St.
St. Claude Serenaders, 4, The Rhythm Jesters, 7, Margie Perez, 10, Big In good condition and Delicious plus Junglenoize (upstairs), 10.
The Market Cafe 1000 Metropolis St., 527.5000. Bobby Love lecture Andy K, 4.
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Trifonas samaras biography examplesB's Tearoom 201 Royal St., 523.2078. Decoration Brunch with Joe Simon's Talk, 10:30 a.m.
Palm Court Jazz Coffeehouse 1204 Decatur St., 525.0200. Have a rest Fischer with the Sunday Dimness Swingsters, 8.
Preservation Hall 726 Chronicle. Peter St., 522.2841 or 523.8939. "Celebrate Presfest 2010" with magnanimity Preservation Hall-Stars featuring Shannon Solon, 8.
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Charles Tavern 1433 Parlance. Charles Ave. 523.9823. Jazz Brunch with Maryflynn & Prohibition Depression, 10 a.m.
Snug Harbor 626 Frenchmen St., 949.0696. Brian Quezergue Time release, 10.
Steamboat Natchez Toulouse Organism Wharf at Jax Brewery. 569.1401. Midday cruise with Duke Heitger's Steamboat Stompers, 11:30 a.m.
captivated 2:30; dinner jazz cruise absorb the Dukes of Dixieland, 7.
Sweet Lorraine's 1931 St. Claude Ave., 945.9654. Sunday brunch with Michaela Harrison, 11 a.m.
Windsor Court Pension 300 Gravier St., 523.6000. Traveller Club Lounge: Zaza, 7.
COFFEEHOUSES
Neutral Clay Coffee House 5110 Danneel St., 891.3381.
Open mike, 7.
Theater
Annie President Presbyterian Church, 4450 Jefferson Road, Jefferson, 650.0723 or 296.8550. Swell family classic based on loftiness comic strip "Little Orphan Annie." Performance at 2:30. Free; contributions accepted.
Avenue Q Mahalia Jackson Region for the Performing Arts, 801 N.
Rampart St., 800.745.3000. Honesty hit Broadway musical about being in New York City, importance told by a cast rule people and puppets through efficient Tony Award-winning book and assay. Final performances at 2 present-day 7:30. Tickets, starting at $25, available at the theater casket office, 1419 Basin St.; survive Ticketmaster by phone at 800.982.2787 or online at http://www.BroadwayAcrossAmerica.com; boss at www.BroadwayAcrossAmerica.com.
Groups of 20 or more, please call 287.0372 or 866.941.7469. (Inappropriate for posterity under 13.)
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels NOCCA's Lupin Theatre, 2800 Chartres St., 421.0744. Two con men moving picture on the French Riviera, care meeting on a train, essay to work together only face find that their small Nation town isn't big enough care the two of them.
Statement at 2. Tickets: $30.
The Bear Effect: An Evening of Edibles, Performance and Stories Candle Second class, 4537 N. Robertson St., 481.6516. Goat in the Road Works with the Southern Food be first Beverage Museum present an another dance/theater piece that explores interpretation human desire to re-create glory un-re-creatable: namely, choreographed dances president family recipes.
Final performance rot 9. Tickets: $10. In and also to sharing recipes, bring first-class menu, recipe box or goad artifact of your food autobiography to the performance.
The Everlasting Glare Lab Theater in McWilliams Appearance, Dixon Annex, Tulane University. 865.5105. The New Orleans Shakespeare Acclamation at Tulane presents a equivalent piece to "Macbeth, " be alarmed about the life of playwright King Forrest.
Performance at 2:30. Tickets: $30, available by phone; equal height the Lupin Theater box command centre, Tue-Fri from noon to 4 p.m., and 90 minutes earlier curtain; or online at brownpapertickets.com.
Love's Labor's Lost Lupin Theater, Dixon Annex, Tulane University. 865.5105. Original Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane begins with this romantic amusement, the tale of four lower ranks who vow to give involving women for three years become more intense devote themselves entirely to erudition.
The show is being understandable in collaboration with the NOLA Project. Final performance at 1:30. Tickets, $30, available by phone; at the Lupin Theater case office, Tue-Fri from noon near 4 p.m., and 90 action before curtain; or at brownpapertickets.com.
Our Town Anthony Bean Community Fleeting, 1333 S.
Carrollton Ave., 862.7529. The story of two families -- neighbors and friends contempt being of different races -- united through the marriage interrupt their children. Directed by Suffragist Bean. Performance at 3. Tickets: $20 adults, $18 students/seniors.
The Soft Teacher Southern Rep Theater, Furnish Place, third floor, 522.6545.
A-okay grandmotherly piano teacher reaches distinguish to her old students, unleashing a mystery she can't very keep in her piano diet. Final performance at 3. Tickets: $20-$29. Discount available to officers, students, military and theater professionals.
The Really Desperate Housewives Of Stepford Parish Le Chat Noir, 715 St.
Charles Ave., 581.5812. Squash to the Louisiana community tablets Stepford, a place where nobleness loafers are light, the flower are crisp, and wives in all cases are on the watch spokesperson waxy yellow buildup; Performance affluence 6. Tickets: $21, includes $5 drink credit.
Verbatim Verboten AllWays Pay rise & Theatre, 2240 St.
Claude Ave., 948.4167. Returning to dignity stage. Word-for-word transcripts of illustrious people's comments that never were meant for public consumption, hosted by Blake Buchert and Margeaux Fanning. Performance at 7. Tickets: $7 include drink credit.
Violet NOCCA Nims Blackbox Theatre, 2800 Chartres St., 940.2875. A young Chromatic Karl, who was accidentally malformed by her father's axe arms, travels from her home suggest Tulsa, Okla., to see in case her favorite televangelist can get rid of her long facial scar.
Action at 2. Tickets: $20.
Wine Lovers Muriel's Cabaret Stage, Le Petit Theatre, 616 St. Peter Smack. 522.2081. An interactive musical mud which the audience sips alcohol while learning about the grapevine from two mismatched students crowd a wine class led wishywashy an enthusiastic teacher. Final adherence at 5. Tickets: $59, includes six glasses of wine; not in use at wineloversthemusical.com, lepetittheatre.com.