A “historical” book club meeting, with old & new participants…including two new members—one with a military background who attended the naval academy—and a guest who is thinking of joining the krewe who lives in Lafayette & hails from Orleans, France!!! Thanks to all for a friendly, lively and informative discussion! We also generated a solid list of potential 2027 books (we typically read 3-4 per year, starting in March)—and welcome your ideas too! ... See MoreSee Less

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Sneak peak at one of the new throws for our parade for 2027!

Come craft with us this Sunday, November 8th, at 1:00 PM!

Whether you're a seasoned crafter or just getting started, all skill levels are welcome! All supplies will be provided.

These workshops are about more than just crafting! They're a great opportunity to:

⚜️ Connect with krewe members
⚜️ Ask questions and get some hands-on help
⚜️ Show off your own krewe projects
⚜️ Share inspiration, brainstorm, and bounce ideas off one another

Come hang out and get creative! We hope to see you there!

📍 7330 Sycamore St, November 8th at 1:00 ... See MoreSee Less

Vive la France! Vive l'Amerique!🇫🇷🇺🇸⚖️ America 250: Louisiana, Between France and the United States!

As we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, join us at Loyola University New Orleans for a bilingual conference exploring Louisiana’s unique legal and political heritage, shaped by centuries of French and American influence.

Three scholars from France and Louisiana — Julie Rocheton, Marius Debbane, and Étienne Viator — will examine the historical forces that shaped Louisiana’s distinctive legal system, from the American Revolution and Louisiana Purchase to the enduring influence of French law.

📅 Monday, November 9 | 4–5:30 PM

📍 Saint Charles Room, Danna Center — Loyola University New Orleans

🎟️ Free and open to all

🇫🇷🇺🇸 Conference in English and French
A reception will follow the discussion.

Join us to explore a fascinating chapter of our shared Franco-American history!

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🇫🇷🇺🇸⚖️ America 250 : La Louisiane, entre la France et les États-Unis !

À l’occasion du 250ᵉ anniversaire de l’indépendance américaine, rendez-vous à Loyola University New Orleans pour une conférence bilingue consacrée à l’héritage juridique et politique singulier de la Louisiane, façonné par des siècles d’influences françaises et américaines.

Trois universitaires français et louisianais — Julie Rocheton, Marius Debbane et Étienne Viator — reviendront sur les grandes étapes qui ont façonné le système juridique louisianais, de la Révolution américaine à l’achat de la Louisiane, en passant par l’influence durable du droit français.

📅 Lundi 9 novembre | 16h–17h30

📍 Saint Charles Room, Danna Center — Loyola University New Orleans

🎟️ Gratuit et ouvert à tous

🇫🇷🇺🇸 Conférence en français et en anglais
Une réception suivra les échanges.

Une belle occasion de redécouvrir un chapitre passionnant de notre histoire franco-américaine commune !

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There are just 10 days left to apply for the 2027 Maid of Honor Contest!

Are you a young woman between the ages of 16–19 with a passion for French language, history, and leadership? This is your opportunity to step into the role of Joan of Arc and become part of a unique New Orleans tradition!

The selected Maid of Honor will:
⚜️ Lead the Jeanne d’Arc parade through the French Quarter on Twelfth Night, January 6, 2027.
⚜️ Represent New Orleans in our sister city of Orléans
⚜️ Receive a travel scholarship covering airfare and travel insurance for herself and a parent/chaperone.

Applications are FREE, but the deadline is firm!

Application deadline is November 15th at midnight.

Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to make history, celebrate Joan of Arc, and represent the city of New Orleans in France!

Apply today: forms.gle/Z1yeVCRJAn4THmhz9

Learn more: joanofarcparade.org/maid-of-honor-contest/ ... See MoreSee Less