Join us for an historical tour o’ two New Orleans cemeteries (St. Louis 1 & 2).
Tombs include important crew members o’ Jean Laffite, the (in)famous Voodoo practitioner ‘Dr. John’ (for whom Mac Rebenac named himself)…and more! Lead by our good mate (and Admiral from the New Orleans Krewe of Pirates), Charles Duffy III.
Time: Sat. Mar. 29, Noon
Meet: 3 Legged Dog, 400 Burgundy at Conti.
Cost: $10/person
Here it is, mates – the 2012 poster – large enough to whet yer appetite, small enough to travel & post everywhere! Click to view, or click here to open full size – 1MB (save & print 8.5 x 11).For print quality high resolution (10MB PDF) file, click here. Aye, ye heard me – Pageant….
Aye, mates – we’ve branded this year “Pieces Of Eight” as this be the lucky 8th year for NOLA Pyrate Week – and we hope ye join us as we gather in Louisiana! All manner o’ adventures await – history, culture, great food & drink and (as always) the chance to do give back to…
What a grand adventure it has been thus far! Before we even started our 7th annual NOLA Pyrate Week, we ventured to Baton Rouge to visit with Blanca Rush (a sponsor who donated a large amount o’ her family’s exclusive purple rice to last year’s adventure) and an interview with the Future Leaders of America’s…
Our mate Mikko over at Go NOLA is a brave lad…nothing makes him veer from his goal o’ reporting on history & culture in New Orleans! He sat down for a chat with The Decatur Dragon about NOLA Pyrate Week, the Louisiana Pyrate Wench Pageant, Pyrate Fashion Show and saving the wetlands! Also in this…
“Take Photos, Tell Stories” – that’s the byline o’ Professional Photographer (and our crewmate) Robert ‘Quicksilver’ Warren – and he lives up to every word.[su_pullquote align=”right”]The National Portrait Gallery displays only 1400 images. In 1930 it’s estimated one Billion photos were taken. Instagram users post more than 70 Million images per day![/su_pullquote] While New Orleans…
Mr. C.J. took the Pyrates out for a ride in his WWII Higgins Boat (Landing Craft). This is how they stormed the beaches in Normandy (with a lot more people in the boat). Visit Mr. C.J. and the many artefacts and working machines at the Regional Military Museum in Houma, LA – just a pleasant…
