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Hop Hop Hooray, Spring is in the Air!


You've made it through the *harsh* Southern winter, so you deserve to get out there and celebrate what Springtime has to offer! For you local ladies, here's our Top 8 list of things to do this Spring:

 
Heels for Hope

Heels for Hope Fashion Show & Silent Auction

Wednesday, April 11 | 11:30AM-2PM

The Heels for Hope Fashion Show & Silent Auction will help to support our Center of Hope Shelter for families, women, and men. Attendees are encouraged bring donations of twin-sized bedding or towels for the shelter.

Where: Audobon Tea Room Admission: $70, Call 504-891-8635 to reserve.

 
Doreen Ketchens

Doreen Ketchens In Concert

Saturday, April 7 | 8PM & 9:30PM

Doreen Ketchens is no ordinary street musician. Although when home in New Orleans she can often be found on Royal Street performing for tourists and other French Quarter strollers, she is an international attraction at festivals and concerts and has performed for four United States presidents. Read her full bio here to be even more impressed by this woman!

Where: Jazz & Heritage Center Admission: Free

 

Photo by Zack Smith

35th Annual French Quarter Fest April 12-15

This three-day festival has a special place in our hearts because our very own, Sandra Dartus, was the first executive director of French Quarter Festival! This year we celebrate the timeless festival's 35th year.

View and print full map here or download the official app. Admission: Free

 

2nd Annual Women's Symposium on Alternative Medicine

Saturday, April 7 | 12:30 PM - 4 PM As women leaders in our families, communities & businesses we must KEEP UP on our Health & Wellness which often means coming together & sharing our BEST practices! Come learn how to ENHANCE & BALANCE your Energy, Self-Esteem, Relationships, Mental-Clarity, Breath, Self-Confidence, Movement, Productivity, Self-Love, Vitality, Focus, Creativity, Sleep & much, much more! The symposium will feature speaker & FestiTalker, Michelle Clay!

Where: Magnolia Yoga Studio Admission: Free