Maybe a misleading title, but … Scott Aiges, Director of Programs, Marketing & Communications, (very busy man with all of those titles) of New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation said all jazz and Cajun Zydeco aficionados should peruse this year’s LINE-UP. “Two stages will feature the best of southwest Louisiana dance music, including the Grammy-award winning BeauSoleil [...] [...more]
Jacksonville Jazz Festival 2009 ended May 24 to much acclaim. For those wishing to keep the momentum, there’s “Plenty to do at the Vieux -To-Do“ in New Orleans June 13 – 14. The 2nd annual Vieux-To-Do festival (actually, three festivals in one) is held in the French Quarter, on the banks of the Mississippi [...] [...more]
Montreal, Quebec sits on an island in the St. Lawrence River – the city was considered a strategic location long before the arrival of Europeans in Canada. In 14 days, though, Montreal will explore strategic locations in ways surely not envisioned by French colonists. Airports Council International – North America is holding its May 31 [...] [...more]
Mark Szakonyi’s Trade, Trucks and Trains blog is directing traffic over to Metro Jacksonville: “The folks at the blog Metro Jacksonville have come up with a way to improve rail, road and air traffic …” BIRTH OF A NEW LIVABLE CITY! At the conclusion of the conclusion, readers will note: Article by Bob Mann of [...] [...more]
Dr. Xavier Goudet follows a 3,000-year-old map through the treacherous labryinth that is Tutankhamen’s tomb. Armed with a laser light “ankinator,” Goudet scoffs at the “curse of Tutankhamen.” He shall defeat all evil creatures who stand between him and the priceless treasure hidden within the the tomb! The script of a summer blockbuster movie? No [...] [...more]