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Legacy Park
Downtown NOLA’s newest green space offers a series of events
Legacy Park in Downtown NOLA hosts events for everyone. Located at 730 Baronne St., Legacy Park is an ideal destination for a day outdoors. All CDC safety guidelines will be followed. Social distancing will be required, and masks must be worn.
JOIN US FOR LIVE MUSIC IN LEGACY PARK
Thursdays from June 10 – July 1
The Downtown Development District and Front Porch Gigs are hosting a free live music series on Thursdays in Legacy Park! Bring your family and friends out to enjoy the beautiful green space and amazing performances. A limited number of chairs will be provided. Attendees may bring their own lawn chair(s), non-glass beverage(s) and food/snacks.
June 10
The Tin Men
5:30pm – 7:30pm
June 17
Little Freddie King
5:30pm – 7:30pm
June 24
Desert Nudes
5:30pm – 7:30pm
July 1
Sam Price & Friends
5:30pm – 7:30pm
Masks recommended. Attendance limited to 75 persons max. CDC guidelines will be adhered to.
CHECK OUT SOME OF THE RECENT EVENTS IN LEGACY PARK!
Wellness Series
The Downtown Development District, along with our partners, provide workout sessions in the park during both Spring and Fall. A combination of Yoga, Cardio and HIIT classes are free and offered to the public. Check back for when our next series is available! Some of our previous partners have included: November Project Co-Leaders, Footprints to Fitness, and Move Ya Brass. Thank you to all involved for helping make our Wellness Series in Legacy Park a success!
CELEBRATE NEW ORLEANS MASKING INDIAN CULTURE
The New Orleans Multicultural Tourism Network in collaboration with the DDD partnered to host a series of events that celebrated New Orleans’ authentic urban culture in the heart of Downtown. The third event highlighted the rich culture and history of New Orleans Masking Indian culture – featuring an Ambassador of New Orleans Masking Indian Culture, Chief Shaka Zulu hails as a leading figure in the New Orleans African American Carnival Traditions.
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COOL SPOT
Guests at the September event enjoyed cool treats, such as summery non-alcoholic drinks by Victory Bar, ice cream from Quintin, and Italian ice from Sunset Slush. Children were able to get in on the fun by playing in the green space and decorating their own fans to help “beat the heat.”
Created and Produced by the Creative Alliance of New Orleans
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BLOOMS & BEATS
Blooms & Beats was designed to celebrate the fall planting season with demonstrations by experts and seedling giveaways. An African drumming interactive performance entertained youth and adults. Fall-themed cookies and treats, as well as apple cider, were available. Younger children were able to get creative at the kids’ table, where they colored pictures with Halloween and Autumn themes.
Created and Produced by the Creative Alliance of New Orleans
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COMEDY NIGHT
The Downtown Development District is proud to have now hosted two Comedy Nights in Legacy Park! Local comedians performed stand-up routines in the park! Thanks to those who came out and enjoyed some laughs from comedians: Amanda G, Geneva Joy, Jeff DeRoven, Ashleigh Branch, Lauren Malara, Laura Sanders, Kamari Stevens, Matt Owens, and music from Thomas Jones.
MOVIE NIGHT
The Downtown Development District hosted Fall Movie Night in Legacy Park! Thanks to everyone who came out to enjoy a free showing of Free Birds!
STAY TUNED FOR MORE UPCOMING EVENTS
About Legacy Park
Legacy Park is a green space in the historic Lafayette Square neighborhood in Downtown New Orleans (730 Baronne St). The Legacy Park Project, a partnership among Downtown Development District, International High School New Orleans, NOLA Public Schools, American Society of Landscape Architects, Groundwork New Orleans, generous sponsors, and Downtown businesses and residents, transformed a portion of the IHSNO parking lot into a shared green space serving both the students and the surrounding community. The beautifully designed park incorporates storm water management features, an outdoor classroom with a flexible lawn and shaded outdoor seating.
