AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoArt & Culture: New Orleans artist Terrance Osborne’s Louisiana “I Voted” sticker—featuring a trumpet, magnolia flowers and a Mardi Gras bead—has drawn fans lining up for posters. The oldest known spoken recording of Louisiana Creole has also been published, preserving voices from the state’s past. Onstage: Mandeville playwright Andrea J. Fulton’s “The Prior 55” returns to North Star Theatre on Nov. 17 for two performances. In Abita Springs, SPLaT Fest brings its playful, outdoor take on “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” to the amphitheater starting Nov. 7. Coming Up: SOWELA’s free Fall Fun Fest in Lake Charles on Nov. 6 features live music, food trucks, artisan booths and family activities. New Orleans artists will also open a dual contemporary art exhibition Nov. 7. Dining & Hotels: Emeril Lagasse has opened two restaurants at the new Fairmont New Orleans, marking the luxury hotel brand’s return to the city after 20 years.
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