Seems there’s a new Pyratical shop in the Riverwalk Marketplace at the foot o’ Canal Street (New Orleans).
Pirates Alley “Support Your Local Pirate Shop” – pirate tees for kids/adults, cool clothing, and shoes
Find them on the “A” Level o’ the Riverwalk Marketplace, Suite #4 (bottom o’ Canal St. by the Ferry Port, next to our mates, The Audubon Aquarium Of The Americas)
Drop in and visit Sam and tell ‘im we sent ye!
Once again we thank the generous nature of our mates at Stone Harbour Press for providing a week at this spectacular vacation spot as a prize – it was also instrumental in raising funds for our charities. Be sure to check out Pamela Johnson’s book “Heart Of A Pirate – A Novel Of Anne Bonny”…
Who says a Monday can’t be entertaining? This morning we visit Old Algiers and take o’er the Hubbell Library with our good mates Ol’ Chumbucket & Confetti Park Players…history & literacy & Pyrates, oh my! This evening we journey to Villalobos Rescue Center (just under the Claiborne lift bridge) for some volunteer dog walking and…
Our good mate Mikey has sailed on (early morning of July 11, 2016)…a fine Gent, great Musician, Philosopher, honorary Pyrate (and maker o’ wonderful Chocolates at Southern Candy Company). We send our love, to his love, Kathy ‘Katy 9 Tales’ Connolly who was his partner for these many years. Mikey (aka Michael James Joseph), was too young…
Thunder Roads Magazine (Louisiana) is joining us for our Second Annual Houma Pyrate Day as a Fund Raising Sponsor. As it happens, Ms. Renee who runs the Louisiana chapter o’ this National Magazine is originally from Houma and maintains close ties to her Bayou Community! Thunder Roads in partnership with Street Survivors (a Louisiana 501c3…
Ahoy, mates! We hope this message finds ye in good health and high spirits! Family Pyrate Day, (an original NOLA Pyrate Week festivity) sails again, filled with treasure, music, and family fun! It’s always a pleasure to visit with our mates on the “Wet Bank” of New Orleans – Algiers Point is a hidden gem…
[notice type=attention]Our mates at lowernine.org are hard at work bringing community back to the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans, but they can always use a little help. The following letter outlines how ye can give ’em a hand – even at arms length! Please have a read and help where/how ye can.[/notice] Season’s greetings…
