'OZone Email Newsletter for June 2022

 

Jazz and Heritage Stage

In the JUNE 2022 Issue of the 'OZone,
WWOZ's monthly newsletter:
Save the Date: WWOZ Groove Gala Happens September 1 | 'OZ Summer Merch Sale | Video: Louisiana Cajun-Zydeco Festival | Jazz & Heritage Summer Concert Series | This Weekend: Takin' It To the Streets | A Closer Walk Email Newsletter | Recipe: Cheese Grits Soufflé | Quick Links

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Second lining

Second lining at the Groove Gala.
Photo by Ryan Hodgson-Rigsbee

Save the Date: WWOZ Groove Gala Happens September 1

Plan to join us in the French Quarter on the night of Thursday, September 1, when Tableau Restaurant and Le Petit Theatre host the return of our Groove Gala. Get ready to put on your Jazz Fest attire and party all evening with an amazing music lineup that includes John Boutté, Irma Thomas, Bruce "Sunpie" Barnes, Amanda Shaw, Doreen Ketchens, Meschiya Lake and Al "Little Fats" Jackson.

» Check out photos from Groove Gala 2019


Vintage tee design.

Vintage tee design.

'OZ Summer Merch Sale

We're happy to offer a selection of WWOZ merchandise to 'OZ members and listeners who want to show off their WWOZ pride and help us spread the good word about the station! In order to keep prices low and print quality high, we've selected a few top-selling vintage WWOZ shirt designs to make available this summer. Shirts will be printed in once-a-month batches, so please expect a delivery time of at least several weeks. This sale wraps up August 15.

» Get WWOZ tees & more


Chubby Carrier

Chubby Carrier.
Photo by Michael White

Video: Louisiana Cajun-Zydeco Festival

Check out videos from last weekend's Louisiana Cajun-Zydeco Festival, which were filmed by the WWOZ Video Crew. Acts include Dwayne Dopsie & the Zydeco Hellraisers, Chubby Carrier, Rosie Ledet, Yvette Landry & the Jukes, Sunpie Barnes & the Sunspots, Terrance Simien & more.

» NO Jazz & Heritage Foundation YouTube channel

» WWOZ Facebook Videos


Shaye Cohn

Shaye Cohn of Tuba Skinny.
Photo by Olivia Greene

Jazz & Heritage Summer Concert Series

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation's Summer Concert Series kicked off last night with a set by Bon Bon Vivant. Tuba Skinny is up next on June 25; the series also includes Gal Holiday & the Honky Tonk Revue (July 9), Arnséne Delay (July 16), and Lynn Drury (July 23). Shows happen at the George and Joyce Wein Jazz & Heritage Center, tickets are $10, and seating is limited, so please register in advance. If you missed last night's Bon Bon Vivant set, you can watch it on YouTube and on our Facebook page.

» NOJ&H Foundation event calendar


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Perfect Gentlemen Second Line

Perfect Gentlemen Second Line.
Photo by Ryan Hodgson-Rigsbee

This Weekend: Takin' It To the Streets

This weekend, we've got a pair of end-of-season parades. On Saturday, Men of Power present a Community Peace Walk starting at 8:30am from United Fellowship Full Gospel in the 7th Ward. Click through to hear organizer Harlin Pierre of the Dumaine Street Gang discuss the goals for this special event, the breakfast and job fair happening afterwards, and more, with WWOZ's India Sever. And on Sunday at 4pm, it's the Perfect Gentlemen Father's Day Second Line Parade. Get route sheets, interviews, and more from Takin' It to the Streets.

» Takin' It to the Streets


James Booker Mural

James Booker mural on St Claude.
Photo by Eli Mergel

A Closer Walk Email Newsletter

A Closer Walk, our block-by-block online guide to New Orleans’ music history, has launched an email newsletter; if you'd like to subscribe, see the link below. A Closer Walk lets you find historic New Orleans music sites, take self-guided tours, follow the footsteps of legendary artists on your mobile device, or dig deep into videos, songs, archival photos, and curated links to other resources on the web.

» Newsletter sign-up at the bottom of the ACW home page


Cheese Grits Soufflé

 

Recipe: Cheese Grits Soufflé

This recipe is an unusual combination of European haute cuisine (soufflé) and an earthy Southern staple (grits). It's hearty and vegetarian, and something about it screams "brunch." It's also pretty easy--grits create structure, so it's less finicky and apt to collapse than cheese or chocolate soufflés. There's a very similar dish called "Awendaw Soufflé" in South Carolina.

» Recipe: Cheese Grits Soufflé


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