Strange and innovative performances in theater, dance, clowning, puppetry, opera, video, cabaret and other media will take place this weekend at seven official venues in the Marigny and Bywater, as well as at several spaces utilizing this year's new Bring Your Own Venue option -- which include restaurants, private homes and the streets of downtown. Read More
Octavia Books 513 Octavia St. Peggy Scott Laborde and John Magill discuss and sign "Christmas in New Orleans," 6. Read More
Nick Slie plays Garou, a wild and dangerous entity well anchored in the folk traditions of southern Louisiana. Read More
New Orleans Bikefest Motorcycle Rally & Music Festival Bayou Segnette State Park, 7777 West Bank Expressway, Westwego. Read More
New Orleans Bikefest Motorcycle Rally & Music Festival Bayou Segnette State Park, 7777 West Bank Expressway, Westwego. Read More
Mandeville Oktoberfest Mandeville Trailhead Amphitheatre. Read More
Louisiana Philharmonic "Fall Into Fashion Week" Encore Shop, 7814 Maple St. Read More
Nick Slie plays Garou, a wild and dangerous entity well anchored in the folk traditions of southern Louisiana. Read More
Madisonville Wooden Boat Festival Water Street along the Tchefuncte River, Mandeville. Read More
Bridge City Gumbo Festival Gumbo Festival Park, 1701 Bridge City Ave, Bridge City. Sponsored by Our Lady of Prompt Succor Catholic Church and the Holy Guardian Angels Mission with more than 2,000 gallons of seafood and chicken/sausage gumbo, gumbo-cooking contest, carnival rides, crafts, live music and a fais do-do, 10 a.m.-9. Read More
French pop singer Garou vaulted to fame as Quasimodo in the 1998 stage musical Notre-Dame de Paris. Born Pierre Garand in ... Read the full Garou bio.