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Palmer Park Arts Festival
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Arts, crafts, food. Corner of Carrollton and Claiborne.
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Last Saturday each Month
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Tuesdays
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Crescent City Farmers Market
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Fresh local produce, seafood and meats.The old uptown square site on Broadway and River Road (Leake). GPS address is 200 Broadway, New Orleans, 70115.
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9a-1p
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Saturdays
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Hollygrove Market and Farm
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Buy fresh produce or check out the farm 8301 Olive Street. New Orleans, 70118. www.hollygrovemarketandfarm.wordpress.com
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10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m
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Thursdays
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Mid-City Green Market
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Open air market with fresh local produce and seafood. 3700 Orleans Ave. New Orleans.
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3:00p-7:00p
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Wednesdays
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Free Ceramics Classes
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The Berman Center, 2529 Gen Meyer Ave, New Orleans, LA 70114. Adults 1-3pm, all ages 4:30-7pm
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1pm-3pm & 4:30-7pm
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Wednesdays
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Poetry/Spoken Word Night
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Yellow Moon Bar. 800 France St @ Dauphine. 504-944-0441
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9:00pm
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3rd Saturday each Month
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Treme Under the Bridge
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Covered Shopping featuring seafood, meats, arts, crafts and jewelry. Between Ursulines and Gov Nicholls St.
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11a-3p
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2nd Saturday
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Broad St Flea Market
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300 N. Broad St @ Bienville (Old Robert's Grocery store Parking lot)
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11a-4p
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Monday and Thursday
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Sisters Making a Change
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Ashe Cultural Arts Center, 1712 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd. New Orleans. The group offers lessons in African dance and more, along with nutrition, health and wellness seminars.
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6p-8p
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June 4-September 25
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Race: Are We So Different? Exhibit
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A new exhibit that opened on June 4 at the Old U.S. Mint (400 Esplanade Ave.) offers an enlightening perspective on the dynamics of the different races that make up the human race. $6 for adults; $5 for seniors and active military; children under 12, free. School and summer camp groups are also admitted free.504.568.6993
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Tue- Sun. 10a-4:30pm
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