Bayou Saint John at Orleans Avenue (OUTDOORS)
Bayou Saint John was originally a distributary channel of the Mississippi River: it carried water across the cypress swamps to Lake Pontchartrain. Because it offered a straightforward route from the lake to the river, the stream played an essential role in New Orleans’ founding in the early 18th century. At the turn of the 19th century the stream’s course was extended by the construction of the Carondelet Canal and its turning basin, but those structures were filled in the early 20th century because they had fallen out of use. Bayou Saint John is still connected to Lake Pontchartrain, but because of subsidence, it no longer carries water out of New Orleans: it lies higher than the land on either side of it.
Upcoming Shows
The Bayou Boogaloo is a music and arts festival held in New Orleans, Louisiana over 3 days. More information at https://thebayouboogaloo.com/
Sunday Schedule
Modelo Dumaine Stage
12-1:15pm: Saint Claude Serenaders
1:45-3:00pm: Tiny Dinosaur
3:30-4:45pm: Rumpelsteelskin ft. Ed Williams (of The Revivalists)
5:15-6:30pm: Eric Johanson
7-8:15pm: Lez Zeppelin
Urban South Orleans Stage
12:15-1:30pm: Los Güiros
2-3:15pm: ÌFÉ
3:45-5pm: Buckwheat Zydeco Jr. & The Legendary Ils Sont Partis Band
5:30-6:45pm: Big Sam's Funky Nation
7:15-8:30pm: Afroman
Kids Cultural Pavilion
12:15-1pm: Little Wing
1:15-2:15pm: Muggivan School of Irish Dance
2:30-3:30pm: Marcus Akinlana's Juju Connection
3:45-4:15pm: The Yemayayas
4:30-5:15pm: Big Couch: Family Friendly Improv Comedy
5:30-6:30pm: Generations Brass Band ft. Members of Black Feather Young Generation
Ruby Slipper Comedy & Cabaret Stage
12-1pm: Eureeka's Drag Brunch
1:30-2pm: Jason Leonard & Tyler Arceneaux
3:15-3:45pm: Amanda G & Allison Hotard
5-5:30pm: Andrew Polk & Taj Washington
6:15-7:15pm: Joshua Starkman's Variety Hour
