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Join us for our annual King Cake Walk on January 25! The King Cake Walk will take place at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art during Ogden After Hours, our weekly concert series, which will feature Dave Jordan & The NIA. The tasting begins at 6 p.m. and judging will occur at 8 p.m. at the end...
Greg Schatz writes and plays music that gets stuck in your head. Steeped in tradition, yet completely original, his songs give words to life’s hard-to-describe moments. Schatz began writing and performing original music as a teenager in upstate New York. He moved to New Orleans in 1995 to play accordion with the Big Mess Blues...
There will be no Ogden After Hours tonight due to Mardi Gras festivities.
Longtime singer songwriter John Fohl performs solo in support of his newly released album Hands On You. Originally from Montana, Fohl has spent over 20 years making himself a respected member of the New Orleans music community playing alongside the city's best musicians, including over a decade with Dr. John. Photo by Roland Guerin
Named after the infamous South Louisiana swamp rat, Nutria is an instrumental trio that performs original compositions with an emphasis on collective improvisation. Their music explores jazz, chamber music and traditional music of African diaspora and Eastern Europe, while staying true to New Orleans jazz and groove traditions. "There's a clear strategic intelligence and inventiveness...
Dustan Louque collects stories and cultures and distills them into song. An American songwriter who's often called Zelig's musical son, he describes his sound as somewhere between Mod & Rocker. During his childhood years growing up in Grande Pointe, he loved Fats Domino, Hank Williams, Sr., and Prince. In his formative years he discovered the British...
Join us as we celebrate the New Orleans Tricentennial with the opening of the Ogden Museum’s latest exhibitions Salazar: Portraits of Influence in Spanish New Orleans, 1785 – 1802 and A Precise Vision: The Architectural Archival Watercolors of Jim Blanchard. Pick up a specialty cocktail at the “O” bar, listen to live music and explore these exhibitions during...
The Bayou Saints represent the new sound emerging from New Orleans - a sound defined by influences from all over the country and all over the world. The band effortlessly combines rock, jazz, funk, and americana country with the original songwriting of Matt Clark and Arsène DeLay to create a unique genre-defying New Orleans sound. Both...
The Panorama Jazz Band took shape in November 1995 when a friend asked New Orleans clarinetist Ben Schenck to organize a combo for her wedding. Originally a trio, the group gradually evolved by 2006 to include seven players (clarinet, alto saxophone, trombone, accordion, banjo, tuba and drums). The original concept was to perform New Orleans...
