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Museum Night is next Thursday July 2!History after hours! Our sister site, Old Ursuline Convent Museum, New Orleans, is thrilled to partner with the French Quarter Museum Association for French Quarter Museum Night on Thursday, July 2. The Convent Museum will offer free admission, extended hours (4 p.m. to 8 p.m.), and light refreshments as we celebrate the history of New Orleans in advance of America's 250th anniversary.
Continue your evening by visiting other museums, enjoying special programs, and ending the night with a community reception at The Historic New Orleans Collection. Learn more at the link below.
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Thanks to all the Krewe de Jeanne d’Arc members who came out to represent yesterday at the Mini Renaissance Fest at Urban South!
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Founder Amy has joined forces with Japan Society of New Orleans and New Orleans Jazz Museum (and its director, 2026 Krewe de Jeanne d'Arc's King Charles VII GREG LAMBOUSY) to coordinate a new fest with Lafcadio scholar and Tulane university professor Matt Smith!
We know there's an awesome Mini Renaissance Fest at Urban South! tomorrow and Krewe de Jeanne d'Arc will be hosting a table, and this is a direct conflict, SO...by all means...do what you gotta do but maybe, you can do BOTH!!!
This is free and open to the public; drop in anytime! There's live music thanks to the New Orleans Jazz Museum as the culminating presentation at 4:15-5:15, featuring Kanako Fuwa Brooks and Detroit Brooks!
But if not, just know this is something to look for in the coming years and let founder_amy@joanofarcparade.org know if you'd like to get involved!
Read all about it here, thanks to our friends at French Quarter Journal, who do so much to celebrate French Quarter life, happenings, and histories!!
"The event celebrating one of New Orleans' most important writers is the brainchild of Amy Kirk Duvoison, founder of the Joan Of Arc Project. Her co-founder in this project is Tulane University professor Matt Smith."
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