Capital on Baronne
Emile Weil, a prominent New Orleans architect, designed The Canal Bank & Trust Building at 210 Baronne Street. Built in 1927, Weil used mahogany trim, Tennessee marble, travertine floors and brass embroidery to line the corridors, and he embellished the façade with limestone statues. Previously, the building housed professional offices and one of the largest banks in the South for almost 90 years. The bank lobby was built to project a sense of grandeur and scale unmatched by any other location in the city. Today, the original bank lobby has been transformed into the Capital on Baronne. Every detail has been preserved, from the irreplaceable plaster work to the hand carved marble columns.
Upcoming Shows
Three Wishes for Ukraine Benefit Concert for the families of three local Ukrainian Musicians (Yaroslav Rudnytsky [LPO], Iuliia Akers [BRSO], & Liliia Oliinyk [NOCCA])
Conductor Paul Mauffray leads a chamber orchestra including musicians from the Louisiana Philharmonic and Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestras performing music which Tchaikovsky composed in Ukraine featuring soloists:
Benjamin Thacher - violin (LPO), Lin He - violin (BRSO),
Daniel Lelchuk - cello (LPO), & pianist Faina Lushtak.
Violinist Iuliia Akers & pianist Liliia Oliinyk will also perform the famous
“Melody” by Skoryk and other Ukrainian solos and duets
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