New Orleans Bayou Steppers Social Aid & Pleasure Club

2017 Royal Kids Court
Queen Liyah Eloie & King Tre'
Princess Jamari & Prince Romeo, Jr.

"Featuring Queen Supa & King Greg 2017"
"SUPA SUNDAY ON THE BAYOU"
2:00p - Take It To The Streetz

Starting Point - N. Jeff Davis Pkwy & Conti St.

Head Down N. Jeff Davis to Orleans Ave.

1st STOP: Parkway Bakery & Tavern, 538 Toulouse Street (Coming Out Location)

Head Down Hagan St. to Orleans Ave.

Right turn at Orleans Ave.

Down Orleans Ave. to N. Broad Ave.

Left turn at N. Broad Ave.

2nd STOP: Zulu Social Aid Club (730 N. Broad St.)

Head down N. Broad Ave to Ursulins Ave.

Turn left at Ursulines Ave.

Head down Ursulines Ave.

Crossover to Bell St.

Right turn at Moss St.

Head down Moss St.

3rd STOP Harding Bridge (Moment of Silence for our lost loved ones)

Continue down Moss St. to Esplanade

Left turn at Esplanade Ave.

Head down Esplanade Ave. to Carrollton Ave.

Left turn onto Carrollton Ave.

Head down Carrollton Ave.

Left turn at City Park Ave. to Moss St.

Continue down Moss St.

DISBAND Lafitte Greenway & Jeff Davis Pkwy.

Block Party on the Bayou 5:00p

The New Orleans Bayou Steppers, the social aid and pleasure club that gave rise to the campaign for peace known as SilenceIsViolence, parades again this Sunday, April 2.

Parade organizers are asking all attendees to Wear White for Peace.

“The New Orleans Bayou Steppers and SilenceIsViolence get to the heart of what the social aid and pleasure club tradition is all about,” said Parade Chief Percy Ellis. “We celebrate our community, in a way that also gives back to our community.”

The group will parade along Bayou St. John in Mid-City, a neighborhood afflicted by a recent rash of crime and violence. Parade proceeds will benefit the programs of SilenceIsViolence, which focus on wraparound support and advocacy for victims of violence, as well as holistic violence intervention.