What’s Happening This Weekend

Friday:

The Artwalk
Downtown Alexandria (See Map In Another Post) 5PM-8PM
Art Walk Participants: Activities:

Xavier Cathedral Hall- Liturgical books and a Display of Impressionist Canvases.

Emmanuel Baptist Church- Gallery Exhibit

Finnegan’s Wake Pub- Outside Bar and Art Exhibit

Alex 1805 – Specialty Drink, Sidewalk Art Display

Diamond Grill- Boxed Dinner and Wine, Sidewalk, Chalk Drawing for Kids.

Sentry Grill- Book Signing, Gift Merchandise Sales, and Grill Specials.

Egoli Internet Café – Poetry Reading and Movie Clips

The Kress Theater- Lobby Anne Reid Exhibit

The Louisiana History Museum- 1804 Copy of New York Herald Announcing the LA Purchase

Rapides Parish Library- Children’s Arts and Crafts with Book
Character “Biscuit”

Coughlin-Sanders Performing Art Center- Contemporary Artists Guild Exhibit

Arna Bontemps African American Museum- Permanent Exhibit

T.R.E.E. House Children’s Museum Crafts for Children and Cookies and
Punch.

River Oaks Square Art Center- (3) Exhibit Openings and Iron Pour
Demonstrations from 5-8pm

Alexander Fulton Mini Park Downtown Rocks (Live Outdoor
City of Alexandria Concert on the Steps of City Hall)
6- 8pm Featuring Harmon Drew Super Group.

Alexandria Museum of Art- Introduction of New Art Pieces

After the Art Walk…
Guy Forsyth:

Austin Musician Playing Live at Spirits, Friday Night, tickets at the door.

Read more about Guy’s music on his website. And that’s him on the right balancing the guitar.

Saturday Night:

Border Patrol:

Frosty Factory, $5 at the door, 10PM

Read more about Border Patrol by clicking here.

12 thoughts

  1. Lamar:
    Who gives a shit about this? We want to discuss politics. Are you losing your nerve? Has the Roy camp demanded that you cease discussions of the mayoral election? Damn, it’s not worth visiting this site anymore.

  2. anonymous,

    Calm down. We can still discuss politics. Be my guest.

    This is just a feature of the blog– promoting cultural and music events in Alexandria.

    And no, “the Roy camp” is all about free speech, and coincidentally, I think they also believe in the right of anonymous (or protected) sources in the free press.

  3. Anon:
    This is a good place to go when you get tired of hearing all the Brewer supporters on Antics talk in circles over and over and over and over about the same crap. Sounds like they’re all trying to convince each other that she actually has a prayer of pulling this off. Besides, don’t you also get tired of scrolling all the way to the bottom of an 840 post thread.

  4. Anon,

    I am passionate about this race as well. You sound a bit stressed, give yourself a break. I think we all could use some Lamar respite for the moment. Feel the love y’all.

  5. Anon. at 10:34 p.m.:

    Get off of Lamar’s nuts. It can’t be about politics 24/7. Everyone needs a break. Thanks, however, for taking an interest, unlike the other 53% of the voters.

    And Lamar, thanks for taking an interest in what’s going on around town. We have a good little city, and it is on the way up, but it will take involvement by everyone.

  6. Just a quick plug for some new guys in town, LA Country has had some really amazing Nashville Recording artists lately. If you haven’t been by or seen their website, go to http://www.lacountrybar.com
    So far, every act I ‘ve seen there has been quality. They also spotlight local talent as well, and yes, its a bar, but you advertise for Frosty Factory. This is a much bigger venue, with an older clientele.

    Lamar, I know you are starting a website, and were looking for advertisers. I know the owners there–great people, and they also own two other businesses in Natchitoches. Give them a call and perhaps they will get on board.

  7. Egoli Internet Café – Poetry Reading and Movie Clips

    is this a different internet cafe from mr. garry brown’s internet cafe?

  8. hey lamar,
    although i can’t attend because i’m in kathmandu, i really have enjoyed this post about the art walk downtown (not just because of my affinity for the local arts scene and emmanual baptist), as well as the other posts you’ve been making. it’s almost like having my own lamar feed across the world, but not quite, because it doesn’t compare to the heated latenite discussions we’ve had about this stuff in person.
    keep it up, and continue diversifying your blog, one of the nice things about this blog is that it’s not just about politics, or music, or arts, but has a good masala of info.

  9. Hey Mike,

    Thanks.

    I hope things are going well in Nepal.

    And I’m glad this makes you feel more connected.

    Take care.

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