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July 2008
Punch and Judy
A “Tales of the Cocktail” Winner
Our annual trek through New Orleans’ summer climatological conditions (Darn that global warming – it used to be so pleasant around here in July) has lately been made more bearable by the ever-expanding Tales of the Cocktail...
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July 2008
Napoleon at home in New Orleans
“Treasures of Napoleon” gives visitors the opportunity to gain an understanding of Napoleon Bonaparte’s personal as well as political life.
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July 2008
181
Year Louisiana became the 18th state (April 30).
1/2
Stick of butter in Brennan’s “Bananas Foster” recipe.
3,580
Lime wedges used during Tales of the Cocktail 2007.
1990
Year the Louisiana Iris, Iris Giganticaerulea, became Louisiana’s official wildflower.
599,000,000<br...
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July 2008
La Petite Grocery’s cool summer menu
Executive Chef Justin Devillier says his restaurant, La Petite Grocery, serves “technique-oriented American cuisine” with a mix of Southern and French influences. According to the chef, the casually elegant establishment which serves drinks, lunch...
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July 2008
FAUBOURG-MARIGNY: THE NEXT GENERATION
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June 2008
Bring on the mint juleps, seersucker and white linen – summer is here!
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June 2008
Into the Garden (District)
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June 2008
Take it for granite
Surprisingly for some, natural stone is “very affordable,” says Rachel Jones, office manager for Triton Stone Group of New Orleans, a wholesale natural stone yard that provides granite, marble, travertine, onyx and other natural stone products. “Our stone is...
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June 2008
The art of Amzie Adams
The All Amzie All The Time Gallery features artwork by local artist Amzie Adams, who describes his style as “post-impressionistic spacialism.” He combines New Orleans “dreamscapes” and psychedelic color palates, explains gallery owner of Lisa Faia.
Adams,...
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June 2008
1966
Year the brown pelican officially became Louisiana’s state bird.
4
Ingredients in Abita – water, malted barley, yeast and hops.
579
Poultry producers in Louisiana (according to the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry).
10,000
Square feet of gallery space at...
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