For the first time in the 43 year history of the team, the New Orleans Saints are Super Bowl Champions!
Super Bowl XLIV (44), Feb. 7, 2010 – 31/17
The SAINTS have shown the spirit of NOLA & Louisiana…
We RISE UP, STAND STRONG & HOLD FAST! WHODAT
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….
Avast, mates! NOLA Pyrate Week starts tonight! Join us at Pirates Alley Café 7pm as we launch our 4th annual gathering – celebrating the history & culture o’ New Orleans and Louisiana while raising awareness and funds for wetlands preservation & restoration. Tonight our procession moves from Pirates Alley to Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop (families/children welcome…
NOLA Pyrate Week is proud to both sponsor & participate in the New Orleans Book Festival inside the amazing Audubon Zoo on Saturday, March 19 from 10am – 5pm. The Book Festival is bringing together authors, educators, readers (and potential readers) in one of the world’s most beautiful Zoos for a day to enjoy everything…
A quick THANK YE to all who joined our merry crew for the Merchants Market – and a special thank ye to our mate Cheryl of Audubon for graciously hosting us at the Aquarium! Despite some rather heavy winds on Saturday, everyone had a good (if somewhat tiring) weekend and we all made new connections…
Everyone expects Pyrates to have Rum…especially Pyrates! This is one part o’ the “Pyrate Mythos” that is not only fact, but a keynote in the history o’ both Pyrates and the Rum trade! As spirits, extracted from molasses, could not well be ranked under the name Whiskey, Brandy, or Arrack, it would be called Rum,…
John Barry, President o’ Restore Louisiana Now has his cannon loaded and aimed squarely at those largely responsible for the destruction o’ the South Louisiana Coast – “Big Oil”. In the space o’ one person’s lifetime, Louisiana has watched more than 1800 square miles o’ land melt into the Gulf o’ Mexico – roughly the…
