Typically, the first birth of any year is a big deal. For the conservation partnership between Audubon Nature Institute and San Diego Zoo Global, the initial newborn of 2018 was really big!
A 6-foot-tall male reticulated giraffe calf (a typical height for a newborn) weighed in at an impressive 150 pounds when he arrived on the morning of January 9 at the West Bank campus of the Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center in Lower Coast Algiers.
The average labor for a giraffe is one to two hours. Tumaini, the mother, started giving birth at 6:30 a.m., but the calf didn't make his grand entrance until four hours later.
"It was longer than expected but everything was progressing normally, just slower, so we just watched,'' said Michelle Hatwood, Curator of the Species Survival Center. "Most giraffe do not need any assistance; we would have intervened only if absolutely necessary.''
Hatwood and her staff had known for months that a calf was on the way, but a giraffe's 14- to 16-month gestation period can make it tough to pinpoint a likely delivery date.
Because many animals give birth in the middle of the night, Hatwood added that it was a rare treat for animal staff to witness the breathtaking event.
"Giraffe give birth standing up and the calf falls about six feet to the ground,'' she said. The fall not only breaks the umbilicus, it also gives the calf a jolt to start breathing and moving - kind of like when a doctor spanks a human baby after being born.''
Animal care staff describe Tumaini as "very cautious and shy,'' prompting staff to remain very quiet during her labor.
Erica Sherrow, a member of the animal care team who was present for the birth, described the moment as an exhilarating experience.
"When the calf was born, his legs were awkwardly tangled over his head and we thought we might have to help get his lanky legs situated,'' Sherrow said. "But he figured it out himself and was standing in no time.''
Traffic Advisory: Temporary closure and lane reduction on Bourbon Street
NEW ORLEANS - Beginning Tuesday, Jan. 23 at 6 a.m., the City of New Orleans Department of Public Works' construction contractor, Hard Rock Construction, LLC, will temporarily close the 600 and 700 blocks of Bourbon Street and the intersection of Toulouse and Bourbon Streets to through traffic.
The closure will be in effect on Tuesday, Jan. 23 and Wednesday, Jan. 24 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day. The closure will allow crews to perform exploratory work in preparation of Phase II of the French Quarter Infrastructure Improvement Project.
When the roadway re-opens to vehicular traffic on the 600 and 700 blocks of Bourbon Street on Wednesday, Jan. 24 at 6 p.m., drivers can expect traffic to be reduced to one lane as well as intermittent closures.
Public safety is our top priority; residents and commuters are reminded to use caution when driving, bicycling and walking near this construction site. Signage and traffic control measures such as barrels and fencing are onsite to direct drivers and pedestrians.
The multi-million dollar French Quarter Infrastructure Improvement Project calls for removing and replacing existing water and drainage lines, repairing the sewer line, repaving the roadway in concrete, installing new sidewalks when necessary and installing Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant curb ramps at intersections.
NOPD First District to Hold Weekly MAX Meeting on January 23
NEW ORLEANS - The NOPD's First District will hold its weekly MAX meeting on Tuesday, January 23, at 1 p.m. The meeting will be held at the First District Station, located at 501 North Rampart Street. The public is invited to attend this meeting.
MAX meetings, led by the senior leadership in each NOPD district, provide a synopsis of police activity for the week, including trends in crime and crime reduction strategies that are being implemented. These meetings also include a discussion on all other topics for which that District has responsibility. The data supporting these MAX meetings is available online to improve transparency and accountability. MAX meetings are held once a week in each District and are open to the public.
For more information, call 504-658-6010.
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About the NOPD First District
Under the direction of Commander Hans Ganthier, the First District coverage includes the Treme and Mid-City areas. The First District police station is located at 501 North Rampart St., New Orleans, LA 70112. For more information, call 504-658-6010.
NOPD Third District to Hold Weekly MAX Meeting on January 23
NEW ORLEANS - The NOPD's Third District will hold its weekly MAX meeting on Tuesday, January 23, at 1 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Third District Station, located at 4600 Paris Avenue. The public is invited to attend this meeting.
MAX meetings, led by the senior leadership in each NOPD district, provide a synopsis of police activity for the week, including trends in crime and crime reduction strategies that are being implemented. These meetings also include a discussion on all other topics for which that District has responsibility. The data supporting these MAX meetings is available online to improve transparency and accountability. MAX meetings are held once a week in each District and are open to the public.
Under the direction of Commander Jeff Walls, the Third District coverage includes Lakeview, Gentilly and West End, encompassing Dillard University, Southern University of New Orleans, Delgado Community College, University of New Orleans and City Park. The Third District police station is located at 4600 Paris Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70119. For more information, call 504-658-6030.
NOPD Fourth District to Hold Weekly MAX Meeting on January 23
NEW ORLEANS - The NOPD's Fourth District will hold its weekly MAX meeting on Tuesday, January 23, at 1 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Fourth District Station, located at 2405 Sanctuary Drive. The public is invited to attend this meeting.
MAX meetings, led by the senior leadership in each NOPD district, provide a synopsis of police activity for the week, including trends in crime and crime reduction strategies that are being implemented. These meetings also include a discussion on all other topics for which that District has responsibility. The data supporting these MAX meetings is available online to improve transparency and accountability. MAX meetings are held once a week in each District and are open to the public.
For more information, call 504-658-6040.
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About the NOPD Fourth District
Under the direction of Commander Caesar Ruffin, the Fourth District coverage includes Algiers and English Turn, including the Algiers Ferry Terminal and Mardi Gras World. The Fourth District police station is located at 2405 Sanctuary Dr., New Orleans, LA 70114. For more information, call 504-658-6040.
NOPD Fifth District to Hold Weekly MAX Meeting on January 23
NEW ORLEANS - The NOPD's Fifth District will hold its weekly MAX meeting on Tuesday, January 23, at 1 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Fifth District Station, located at 3900 North Claiborne Avenue. The public is invited to attend this meeting.
MAX meetings, led by the senior leadership in each NOPD district, provide a synopsis of police activity for the week, including trends in crime and crime reduction strategies that are being implemented. These meetings also include a discussion on all other topics for which that District has responsibility. The data supporting these MAX meetings is available online to improve transparency and accountability. MAX meetings are held once a week in each District and are open to the public.
For more information, call 504-658-6050.
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About the NOPD Fifth District
Under the direction of Commander Frank Young, the Fifth District coverage includes the 9th Ward and Bywater areas. The Fifth District police station is located at 3900 N. Claiborne Ave., New Orleans, LA 70117. For more information, call 504-658-6050.
NOPD Sixth District to Hold Weekly MAX Meeting on January 23
NEW ORLEANS - The NOPD's Sixth District will hold its weekly MAX meeting on Tuesday, January 23, at 3:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Sixth District Station, located at 1930 Martin Luther King Boulevard. The public is invited to attend this meeting.
MAX meetings, led by the senior leadership in each NOPD district, provide a synopsis of police activity for the week, including trends in crime and crime reduction strategies that are being implemented. These meetings also include a discussion on all other topics for which that District has responsibility. The data supporting these MAX meetings is available online to improve transparency and accountability. MAX meetings are held once a week in each District and are open to the public.
For more information, call 504-658-6060.
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About the NOPD Sixth District
Under the direction of Commander Ronnie Stevens, the Sixth District coverage includes the Irish Channel, Central City and Garden District areas. The Sixth District police station is located at 1930 Martin Luther King Blvd., New Orleans, LA 70113. For more information, call 504-658-6060.
NOPD Seventh District to Hold Weekly MAX Meeting on January 23
NEW ORLEANS - The NOPD's Seventh District will hold its weekly MAX meeting on Tuesday, January 23, at 1 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Seventh District Station, located at 10101 Dwyer Road. The public is invited to attend this meeting.
MAX meetings, led by the senior leadership in each NOPD district, provide a synopsis of police activity for the week, including trends in crime and crime reduction strategies that are being implemented. These meetings also include a discussion on all other topics for which that District has responsibility. The data supporting these MAX meetings is available online to improve transparency and accountability. MAX meetings are held once a week in each District and are open to the public.
For more information, call 504-658-6070.
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About the NOPD Seventh District
Under the direction of Commander Lawrence Dupree, the Seventh District coverage includes New Orleans East. The Seventh District police station is located at 10101 Dwyer Road, New Orleans, LA 70127. For more information, call 504-658-6070.
NOPD Eighth District to Hold Weekly MAX Meeting on January 23
NEW ORLEANS - The NOPD's Eighth District will hold its weekly MAX meeting on Tuesday, January 23, at 2 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Eighth District Station, located at 334 Royal Street. The public is invited to attend this meeting.
MAX meetings, led by the senior leadership in each NOPD district, provide a synopsis of police activity for the week, including trends in crime and crime reduction strategies that are being implemented. These meetings also include a discussion on all other topics for which that District has responsibility. The data supporting these MAX meetings is available online to improve transparency and accountability. MAX meetings are held once a week in each District and are open to the public.
For more information, call 504-658-6080.
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About the NOPD Eighth District
Under the direction of Commander Nicholas Gernon, the Eighth District coverage includes French Quarter and Central Business District, including Harrah's Casino, Canal Place and Bourbon Street. The Eighth District police station is located at 334 Royal St., New Orleans, LA 70130. For more information, call 504-658-6080.
NOPD Eighth District to Hold Monthly NONPACC Meeting on January 23
NEW ORLEANS - The NOPD's Eighth District will hold its monthly NONPACC meeting on Tuesday, January 23, at 6 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Eighth District Station, located at 334 Royal Street.
New Orleans Neighborhood Police Anti-Crime Council meetings, or NONPACC, occur monthly and are attended by the District Commander and other district personnel. These meetings provide community members with an opportunity to voice their concerns directly to the District Commander.
For more information, call 504-658-6080.
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About the NOPD Eighth District
Under the direction of Commander Nicholas Gernon, the Eighth District coverage includes French Quarter and Central Business District, including Harrah's Casino, Canal Place and Bourbon Street. The Eighth District police station is located at 334 Royal St., New Orleans, LA 70130. For more information, call 504-658-6080.
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Down on Their Luck Orchestra
Ranger Matt Hampsey leads the Down on Their Luck Orchestra in a program demonstrating musical elements that helped nurture New Orleans' role as the birthplace of jazz. The DOTLO is rounded out by Michael Harris on bass guitar, Joe Stolarick on drums, Hubie Vigreux on percussion and Ranger James Barry on alto saxophone.
Free and open to the public, sponsored by the New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park.
New Orleans Jazz Museum 400 Esplanade Ave
New Orleans, Louisiana
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Jazz Pilates with Stephanie Jordan
New Orleans Jazz Museum at the Old U.S. Mint
Tuesday, January 23rd @ 4:00 PM - Inside The Jazz Collection Exhibit Room
"Jazz Pilates with Stephanie Jordan"
New Orleans Jazz Museum at the Old U.S. Mint
400 Esplanade Ave New Orleans, LA 70116
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
4:00 PM 5:00 PM
Renowned jazz vocalist Stephanie Jordan created Jazz Pilates which is set to the recorded music of major jazz composers like John Coltrane, Kidd Jordan, and Kent Jordan. Stephanie Jordan developed her Jazz Pilates technique after receiving her certification from Wise Body Pilates. Jazz Pilates integrates traditional Pilates and dance movements with jazz to enhance the mind-body-spirit connection. It is a muscle lengthening and strengthening program designed to improve balance and transform the body so that it functions at optimal capacity.
Jordan believes that the whole fitness movement is too focused on "Buy a membership, join a spa, purchase this equipment and you'll be beautiful." Jazz Pilates participants are able to use what they were born with-their bodies. The New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park Visitor Center provides the perfect venue to allow French Market District visitors to create movements that is beneficial to both physical and mental health-in a mere 45 - minutes to an hour. Participants are introduced to the works of major jazz composers and performers while developing a lifelong physical fitness and emotional wellness through arts and fitness integration. With all of the distractions in the world, the human body naturally retains the basic urge to create movement, to physically "get a lot of stuff out." Jazz Pilates is designed to improve balance and transform the body so patrons may function at optimal capacity while working, playing, or just living life to the fullest.
Please bring your own fitness mat and arrive at least 10 minutes before class begins.
8201 Oak Street Suite 2, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118
celebrating its first anniversary week with a series of daily specials.
5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Jan. 23 Beers and Brats, including local brews and a brat tasting
5 p.m. to 7 pm. Jan. 24 Liquor tastings
5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Jan. 25 Meet your farmer and food maker
5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Jan. 26 Wine and cheese tasting
2 p.m. to 5 pm. Jan. 27 Hawks Boil Up crawfish boil
3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 28 Whole hog cook out with birthday cake, Big Easy Bucha and Parish Brewery samplings
The Pelicans won in double overtime, 132-128
DeMarcus Cousins 44 points, 24 rebounds and 10 assists. It was the first time a player had recorded 40 points, 20 rebounds and 10 assists in a game in 46 years.
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Hobnobber at Sala - Postponed until Jan 23!
Sip and socialize at Sala - Enjoy complimentary hors d'oeuvres, drink specials and register to win door prizes. $5 donation will benefit the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation.
The Veneto, From Delicious Sparkling to Amazing Amarone w/Antonio Molesini , Tuesday January 23rd, 6-7:30pm - From refreshing sparkling wine to food-friendly whites, delicious rose' and rich, aromatic reds, the Veneto is a diverse, exciting and extremely beautiful wine region. Having been to the region twice in the past 6 months, I'm more infatuated than ever with the people, wine, food and culture of this corner of Northern Italy - and am in fact scheduling another trip this summer with my good friend Antonio Molesini. While Antonio was born in Tuscany, his family roots are in the Veneto so we are both excited to share our love of region with you in this seated tasting. We'll touch on everything from Prosecco to Soave, Chiaretto to Amarone and to make it even more exciting, Casey Foote will pair and present cheeses from northern Italy to taste with the wines. Don't miss this one - 6 wines, great cheese and a whole lot of fun! $45 , make your reservations here: Veneto
Friday Free For All's- definitely our most popular event night! Joined by some of our favorite wine reps, each and every Friday, we pour samples of 4-5 wines for free, usually with some sort of theme. The wines vary in price point from $12 to $30 depending on the selection for the night, and as you would think, free wine draws a crowd so be prepared to wait in line to get your samples. The wine rep will give you a quick sound bite on the wines you are tasting and is available for more in-depth questions should you so desire. All wines are available for purchase to drink at Swirl or you can take them to go. Event Environment - Fun, social and festive with lots of neighborhood folks and people stopping by before dinner at one of our fine restaurants. Free and no reservations required! Upcoming - Friday, January 26 with Erik Christensen and wines from Europe, 6-8pm
2-1-18
Special Event - The Somm's Pick An Evening of Wine with Master Sommelier Thomas PriceThere are only 236 of them in the world and only 149 in the Americas. The title of Master Sommelier, as you have seen in the documentary SOMM, is considered by many to be the hardest to achieve in almost any field. Those who have passed it have spent years working toward the goal, and have joined an elite group that is considered the think tank and knowledge base of the wine industry. Join us for this special night of wine education, entertainment, and inspiration with Thomas Price, Master Sommelier. Mr. Price was one of four people to pass his Master Sommelier exam in 2012 while working at the Metropolitan Grill in Seattle. Since then he has become the National Director of Wine Education for Jackson Family Wines, for whom he provides deep wine education and training services around the country. The night will start with introductions and Mr. Price telling us his background and stories leading up to his successful passing of the test (while tasting great wines of course). Then we will move into a "Taste Like a Master" mini-seminar where Mr. Price will step us through Sommelier level tips and tricks when it comes to wine understanding. This seminar will be an eye opener for all! This will be an incredible night with a very special guest, featuring outstanding wines from the Jackson Family Wines portfolio. I hope you can make it! It is $25 to attend the event, that will include a tasting 4 wines plus a free Reidel crystal wine glass that is yours to keep. The wines will be available for purchase after the event. Reservations are required, no walk-ins available. You can reserve here: Master Sommelier Thomas Price
2nd Year Anniversary Party (Biggest Wine Tasting yet!)
Join us at Bayou Wine Garden for our 2nd Anniversary Party! Stop by for a complementary glass of sparkling wine, cheese and charcuterie. Taste through our closeout sale on selected wine bottles for 50% off.
METAIRIE, LA - "Beneath the Weight - End Emotional Eating," a weight loss program conducted by the nonprofit organization, SelfCare Health Initiatives, will occur at 6 p.m., on three consecutive Tuesdays - Jan. 23 and 30 - at the West Bank Regional Library, 2751 Manhattan Blvd., Harvey.
"Beneath the Weight - End Emotional Eating" is a weight loss program in which participants help each learn how to end eating high carbohydrate, high calorie, foods in response to stress and emotions.
The program is free of charge and is open to the public.
Library patrons interested in attending this program should note that this is not a series of lectures. Instead, it is a participatory event in which attendees share eating and weight loss experiences with partners at their tables.
The first two sessions focus on "Beneath the Weight - End Stress Eating." Each session is designed to enable participants to help each other learn how to stop eating high carbohydrate, high calorie foods in response to stress and emotions.
The third session is "Journey to My Right Weight - Connecting to Resources," which introduces patrons to practitioners of several weight loss modalities, including nutrition, exercise, therapy/counseling, group support, hypnotherapy, and yoga/meditation.
It is sponsored by the nonprofit organization, SelfCare Health Initiatives in partnership with the Tulane School of Social Work, New Orleans Healing Center, and the Broadmoor Arts and Wellness Center.
For more information regarding this event, contact Chris Smith, Manager of Adult Programming for the library, at (504) 889-8143 or wcsmith@jplibrary.net.
Kick off the 2018 Leukemia Cup Regatta with us at the Southern Yacht Club. This free to attend event will feature food and drinks (cash bar) by the Southern Yacht Club. Guests will get to join in the excitement, learn about our goals and how they can get involved in making waves in the fight against blood cancer. You will also get to meet our honored hero, Daniel Wedge!!
Join us for a special and much-requested Todd Price Taste Club at SoBou on January 23.
The street food-themed Festival de SoBou will feature a variety of "cuchifritos," or booths, offering cuisine and cocktails from Puerto Rico, Louisiana and Spain.
Enjoy food and drink demonstrations from Chef Juan Carlos Gonzalez and Lead Bartender Laura Bellucci. It's a street fair with live music and performances! Special appearance by Bella Blue.
Discussion will feature Tulane Professor of History and author of "Leonardo Da Vinci", Walter Isaacson, and focus on how Da Vinci teaches us to connect art and science. Q&A with Isaacson and refreshments will follow the program. Free and open to the public.
BEGINNER ADULT TAP is ideal for the absolute beginner, tap veteran, or anyone looking to begin or continue their training and journey into the art of tap dancing in fun and relaxed environment! The class emphasizes core tap fundamentals, proper technique, and learning tap vocabulary.
In a moderately paced class, students will learn to rhythmically shift weight and dance in time, proper placement and weight distribution in their tap shoes, how to accurately articulate all parts of the foot, and of course the ABCs of tap vocabulary, i.e. "the steps." Once we establish "The Basics," we learn to build on them through basic time steps, progressions, exercises and combinations. Dancers will also develop an appreciation and understanding of basic music theory, as they will experience first hand the deep and imperative connection between tap dancing and music.
REQUIREMENTS
No prior experience is required. If you have never taken a tap dance class, or have had fewer than six months of classes, this is the class for you. This is a high-energy class and an engaging workout for the mind and body! Please wear tap shoes and comfortable clothing for moving with ankle visibility.
NOTE
A minimum number of students must enroll in this class for it to "make". If fewer students enroll than are necessary, the class will be cancelled and full refunds will be issued. If we have to cancel the class, we'll make every effort to notify students at least one week before the first class meeting.
Also note that...
Students must register for the full seven-week session.
Drop-ins/pay-by-the-class will not be permitted.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Heidi Malnar is an Emmy- and four-time Big Easy Award-winning dancer and choreographer from Chicago. She is the founder and artistic director of Gulf Coast Theatre on Tap, New Orleans' premier rhythm tap company, which has performed at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival and produced Hoofing for Heroes and Love Taps. Currently teaching at New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, Malnar received her Bachelor of Arts in Dance from Columbia College Chicago. She most recently choreographed Ain't Misbehavin' and Pictures of Marilyn at The National WWII Museum's BB's Stage Door Canteen as well as Le Petit's productions of Pippin, for which she was also nominated for a Big Easy Award for Choreography. Heidi has also choreographed local productions of 42nd Street and Spamalotat Rivertown Theaters. In Chicago she performed with Jump Rhythm Jazz Project, directed by Billy Siegenfeld, and Chicago Tap Theatre, directed by Mark Yonally. Before moving to New Orleans, Heidi was on the faculty of Carthage College. She has enjoyed teaching positions at Tulane University, New Orleans Ballet Association, and Encore Studios in New Orleans.
1/23/18- Guitarmony with Phil DeGruy, Todd Duke, and John Rankin. After much delay, the three amigos return to their life of crime and jazz solos.
1/30/18- Alex McMurray and John Rankin. You know who this is. Two songwriters, no waiting...
2/6/18 - John Rankin (solo). I like this guy - we think very much the same.
2/13/18- NO SHOW Mardi Gras! Go out somewhere else to party...
EVERY SUNDAY, 11:30 TO 2:30
SUPERIOR SEAFOOD, ST. CHARLES AND NAPOLEON
The Superior Jazz Trio with Harry Hardin, Tim Paco, and John Rankin.
The price is right, the band is great, complimentary valet parking - you're welcome!
THURSDAY 1/25, SHOWS AT 8 and 10
SNUG HARBOR
This is the rescheduled benefit for Puerto Rico organized by Detroit Brooks.
I can't tell much more, except I'll be there among many others.
Well, that's it for this New Year. I'm hoping for a terrific year, lots of money, great gigs, fame and adulation, and some clarification of the meaning of existence. And a clear set of lungs...
THE COLUMNS HOTEL, 3811 St. Charles Ave.
EVERY Tuesday 8 to 11 p.m.
EVERY TUESDAY 8 to 11
THE COLUMNS HOTEL, 3811 St. Charles Ave., no cover
EVERY SUNDAY, 11:30 TO 2:30 JAZZ VARIETY
SUPERIOR SEAFOOD, ST. CHARLES AND NAPOLEON
The Superior Jazz Trio with Harry Hardin, Tim Paco, and John Rankin.
King Cake season has officially opened and keeping with tradition, we are showing off our purple, green and gold pride in the form of creatively delicious King Cake renditions. Although these may not fall under the traditional category, the flavors definitely honor their namesake.
A sculpture by Hank William Thomas at the Old U.S. Mint (Photo by Michael Smith, courtesy Prospect. 4)(Photographer: Michael Smith
Prospect.4: The Lotus in Spite of the Swamp Catalogue
The Prospect.4 catalogue features more than 150 color illustrations of the works by the 73 artists and arts collectives participating in the triennial. Contributors include Trevor Schoonmaker, William Cordova, Miranda Lash, Omar Lopez-Chahoud, Wangechi Mutu, Filipa Oliveira, Ebony G. Patterson, Ylva Rouse, Ned Sublette, Zoe Whitley, with additional contributions from more than 40 local, national, and international curators and writers. Catalogues may be purchased at the P.4 Welcome Center, online at www.prospectneworleans.org , and at many participating P.4 venues.
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Antique Collection Raffle at Martin Wine Cellar
For all of those bourbon consumers that have always wanted an opportunity to purchase a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle, Eagle Rare 17 year, or any one of the extremely hard to find bottles of Sazerac's Antique Collection, we have an offer that you can't resist!
Martins will sell raffle tickets, of which the entirety of the ticket purchase price will go to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Louisiana, to customers giving them the prospect of purchasing one of these hard-to-find whiskeys.
Pop into any Martins beginning January 8th and continuing through January 31st to purchase your raffle tickets to have a chance at this never offered before opportunity and to help a very worthy cause.
One winner will be selected per whiskey. A total of ten different whiskeys will be offered for sale.
*Note: Tickets are on sale only at Martin Wine Cellar locations in New Orleans, Metairie, Mandeville, and Baton Rouge. You may call to purchase tickets over the phone, and you need not be present to win, but purchased bottles must be picked up in person. Shipping will not be available. The drawing will be held February 3 at the Metairie location. Call 504-896-7300 for Martin's store information.
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Geismar, LA
In addition to the $25 "box" of seasonal, locally-sourced food we sell a wide range of other products by the item and pound: fruits and vegetables, meat and dairy products, locally made, value added products (jams, pickles, sauces, beverages, baked goods, pantry staples,, etc), seafood, and more!
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