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Gaymardigras.COM • Gayneworleans.COM • Gay Easterparade.COM • August 2-15, 2011 • the Official Mag: Ambushmag.COM • 21 Chop Chop GayMardiGras.COM • GayNewOrleans.COM • Gay EasterParade.COM • August 2-15, 2011 • The Official Mag: AmbushMag.COM • 21 chop chop by Rip & Marsha Naquin-Delain Email: [email protected] New Orleans Restaurant Guide 700 Club Restaurant, 700 Burgundy St., 561.1095, 700ClubNewOrleans.COM, is serving sliders, paninis, quesadillas, and more at the popular club in the French Quarter. Restaurant hours are 7pm til Wed.-Sun. with extended Decadence hours. Garlic Shrimp Pasta (jumbo shrimp Bywater Restaurant, Deli & BBQ, 3162 Dauphine St., 944.4445, is noted for its with garlic butter sauce over angel gumbo, barbeque, pizza, sandwiches and specials serving lunch and dinner. Now under hair pasta) @ Louisiana Pizza the direction of Executive Chef David Duvall, the restaurant is open 11am-10pm Mon.- Kitchen, 95 French Market Place Tues., Thurs.-Fri.; 9am-10pm Sat.-Sun. with brunch 9am-3pm, closed Wed. MasterCard/ Special Combo Pizza (pepperoni, Visa accepted. Italian sausage, ham, onions, Cafe Amelie, 912 Royal St., 412.8965, CafeAmelie.COM, offers romantic courtyard mushrooms, green peppers & black or indoor dining along with both eclectic culinary creations and cocktails. Open Wed.- olives with jalapenos & anchovies Sat. with lunch 11am-3pm, dinner 6-9pm, Sun. brunch 11-3. optional) @ Mona Lisa Restaurant, Candy Bar, 908 Bourbon, 504.52.CANDY, is a new upscale dessert & specialty food 1212 Royal St. store, open 7 days & weekends 24 hours. Best in desserts, snacks, cheeses, crackers, candies, NY bagels & knishes, po-boys, wraps & sandwiches. PLUS PLUS PLUS many organic, all natural & gluten free items, also DOG TREATS. 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Year Quartermaster: The Nellie Deli, @ Who Dat Coffee Cafe, 2401 Restaurant, Deli & BBQ, 3162 1100 Bourbon St. Burgundy St. Dauphine St. 9am-12noon Sat.. 22 • The Official Mag: AmbushMag.COM • August 2-15, 2011 • Official Southern Decadence Guide• SouthernDecadence.COM GayMardiGras.COM • GayNewOrleans.COM • Gay EasterParade.COM • August 2-15, 2011 • The Official Mag: AmbushMag.COM • 23 spotlight feature field”. Throughout his career, he enter- online including Satchmo SummerFest French Quarter Festivals, Inc. announces details of tained millions – from heads of state shirts, hats, cooling bandanas and jew- and royalty to the neighborhood kids elry. More than twenty-five food and the 11th Annual Satchmo SummerFest on his stoop in Corona, New York. beverage booths will be open at the rench Quarter Festivals, Inc. announces details about the eleventh Despite his fame, he lived a simple life Louisiana State Museums Old U.S. annual Satchmo SummerFest – the premier American Jazz Festival in a working-class neighborhood. The Mint and will feature authentic local Fdedicated to the life, legacy and music of New Orleans native son, man known around the world as cuisine, drinks and snowballs from the Louis „Satchmo Armstrong. The 2011 Satchmo SummerFest takes place August „Satchmo, short for Satchelmouth, was areas finest restaurants to create “Red 4 through August 7 in the French Quarter – at the Louisiana State Museums Old widely recognized as a founding father Bean Alley.” U.S. Mint, Maison on Frenchmen Street (Satchmo Seminars), and at Muriels of jazz – a unique American art form. In Sponsors and Community Part- Jackson Square (Satchmo Opening Reception and Keynote Speech). Friday 1932, Melody Maker magazine editor ners for the 11th annual Satchmo through Sunday the festival is free and open to the public. Percy Brooks greeted Armstrong in SummerFest include: The City of New London with “Hello, Satchmo!” and the Orleans, The Convention & Visitors Live, Local Music and Family producer Russ Titelman are co-pro- nickname stuck. His influence, as an Bureau, New Orleans Tourism Market- Activities ducers of the new comprehensive box artist and cultural icon, is universal, ing Corporation, Louisiana Office of Two stages of music on the set from Universal Music Group of unmatched, and very much alive to- Tourism, Abita Brewing Company, grounds of the Mint will include tradi- great Armstrong recordings, „Satchmo day. Armstrong was a charismatic and WWL TV-4, Louisiana State Museum, tional jazz, contemporary jazz and brass – officially releasing at the 2011 innovative performer whose improvised French Market, Louis Armstrong Inter- bands. Musical performers include Satchmo SummerFest in New Orleans. soloing was the main influence for a national Airport, Absolut, Malibu, Kermit Ruffins and the Barbecue The set is being hailed by experts as fundamental change in jazz. As one of Rhodes Funeral Home, Hotel Swingers, Preservation Hall Allstars, “the most complete Louis Armstrong the most famous musicians of the 20th Monteleone, Muriels Jackson Square, Yoshio Toyama and the Dixie Saints, boxed set ever made available.” Havers century, he was first known as a cornet Rouses, New Orleans Jazz National Hot 8 Brass Band, Tim Laughlin and and Armstrong archivist Ricky Riccardi player, then as a trumpet player, and Historic Park, The Louis Armstrong Connie Jones, Soul Rebels Brass will discuss and play clips from the set, toward the end of his career he was Educational Foundation, Aidan Gill, Band, Leroy Jones, Jazz vocalist Leah along with additional Armstrong re-is- best known as a vocalist and influential Harrahs New Orleans, Zulu Social Aid Chase, Leon „Kid Chocolate Brown sues scheduled for release later this jazz singer. and Pleasure Club, OffBeat Magazine, and many more. This free community year. Richard Havers has written over nola.com, Where YAt Magazine, Peli- event will also feature free dance les- 2,000 jingles for radio and television 2011 Official Poster by Christy can Ice, www.nolajitterbugs.com, sons sponsored by NOLA Jitterbugs and has produced concerts for artists Works Boutte Tulane Medical Center, Event Rentals, during Saturday and Sunday at the such as Paul McCartney, the Beach A Satchmo SummerFest limited Rolland Safe and Lock, Mardi Gras Cornet Chop Suey Stage. Lessons will Boys, Chicago and America. Amongst edition print by local artist Christy Works Productions, New Orleans Jazz Cel- take place between each musical set his many books, Havers wrote the Boutte will be available for purchase.
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