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Entertainment: Festivals
The latest and greatest event information from around New Orleans

Photos: Mardi Gras Indian tribes celebrate 'Super Sunday'
Pork, foosball celebrated in the Bywater
Fleur de Lis replaces Gumbo Pot drop for New Orleans New Year's bash
Mr. Bingle returns, cocktails are poured and drums beat
NOLA photos: A weekend of festival fun
Where did you end up this weekend?
Gretna Fest opens its doors
French Quarter Festival comes to an end, share your photos and memories
Dust off that shamrock, it's nearly St. Patrick's Day
Eve Ensler to speak at University of New Orleans
Jazzfest announces 2008 lineup
Black Crows extended jam at '07 Voodoo Fest
Sunday's calendar listings
The 36th Southern Decadence phenomenon
Official Southern Deadence 2007 events
Indians honor their own
13th annual White Linen Night set for Saturday August 4, 2007
Street fair held in honor of Bastille Day
St. Bernard Salutes America
Juneteenth celebration ready to roll
Juneteenth celebrations to draw participation across the U.S. and beyond
Tiptina's announces free Foundation Fridays
St. Augustine to celebrate Fr. Jerome LeDoux
La Cote Brasserie to feature NOWFE Vinter Dinner menu
Super Sunday festivities postponed
Foodies prepare for a week of excess
New Orleans Wine and Food Experience donates $100,000 to local organizations
Oenophiles and foodies invited to raise a glass to NOWFE's sweet sixteen
National World War II Museum celebrates Armed Forces Day
Batiste honored with Jazz Funeral
NOCCA 'Art and Soul' fundraiser set to roll
Kissinger to co-chair museum event
Backstreet Cultural Museum to showcase costumes during Jazzfest
Dr. John, others will perform at historic church
Abita Springs Opry
Lusher to hold crawfish boil this Saturday
Come play hooky with Country Fried
African Retentions in Jazz
'Blast on the Bayou' scheduled for Memorial Day weekend
N.O. Wine and Food Experience celebrates its sweet sixteen
New Orleans in the 1910s
Treme Records eNews
'Julia Jump' set to take over the Ritz-Carlton
CAC call for volunteers
Wednesdays at the Square are back
Bach around the Clock
Acclaimed Gospel performer Lyle Henderson joins Preservation Halls In the Spirit, Sunday Gospel Music Concert
Super Sunday festivies draw tribes from around the area
Super Sunday parade schedules
SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 2007 ? 1:30 P.M.

Start: Washington Ave. and LaSalle. Down LaSalle to Martin Luther King Blvd. Left on MLK. Down MLK to Galvez. Left on Galvez to Washington Ave. Left on Washington Avenue to Taylor Park (on Washington between Galvez
and S. Claiborne)

Music provided by the Hot 8 Brass Band, the Stooges Brass Band, the Young Men Olympian Jr. and the Lady Buckjumpers. Big Al Carson will be at Taylor Park.

NOTE: NO DATE HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED FOR THE SUPER SUNDAY PARADE PRESENTED BY TAMBOURINE & FAN.

SINGLE MEN SOCIAL & PLEASURE CLUB ANNUAL PARADE

SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 2007 at 1 P.M.

Start: Other Place Lounge, 3601 S. Saratoga St. (corner of Foucher
St.). Out Saratoga St. to Louisiana Ave. Left on Louisiana.

Stop: Sandpiper Lounge. Out Louisiana to Loyol

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