Day 3
At a jazz club about to see some local musicians perform. It is interesting how big music, especially live music is in New Orleans
At a jazz club about to see some local musicians perform. It is interesting how big music, especially live music is in New Orleans
Many students are probably intimidated when they hear the word “research.” Catherine Tran explains that she was intimidated too, but she quickly recognized the benefits of learning by engaging in research. Check out her interview.
Posted from Fresno, California, United States.
House of Blues: New Orleans
While exploring, we ventured to the back patio/voodoo garden of the House of Blues.
The incredibly large painting of The Battle of New Orleans, by Eugene Lami, is breath taking! The amount of time and persistence it must have taken to complete it is mind boggling!
We’re stoked to start cooking with our fresh local food we just picked up at the market!!
Interesting selling point…
Another Cooking class with the epic chef-historian-raconteur Michael DeVdts.
Checking out these 15 ft concrete walls that hold back sections of the great Mississippi. Constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers (ACE) between 1965-1985, poor design flaws and placement were the true reasons for flooding.
