The New Orleans Family Fringe continues to grow and bring new audiences, young and old, into the Fringe mix!
On November 22 and 23 from 12-5pm, the event takes place in the beautifully remodeled yard at the Marigny Opera House at 725 St Ferdinand St and presents Sneak Peek performances from some of the family-friendly Fringe shows.
Come see magician TommEE Pickles, Gulf Coast Tap and ukelele master Missy Meatlocker, just to name a few. And we are thrilled that once again, this year’s Kid's Open Mic event will be hosted by our very own Deborah Evans, President of Della Music Publishing. Email deborah@nofringe.org to sign up!
On November 22 and 23 from 12-5pm, the event takes place in the beautifully remodeled yard at the Marigny Opera House at 725 St Ferdinand St and presents Sneak Peek performances from some of the family-friendly Fringe shows.
Come see magician TommEE Pickles, Gulf Coast Tap and ukelele master Missy Meatlocker, just to name a few. And we are thrilled that once again, this year’s Kid's Open Mic event will be hosted by our very own Deborah Evans, President of Della Music Publishing. Email deborah@nofringe.org to sign up!
Family Fringe is free to the public and everyone is invited to participate.
SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
12:00 pm Harpsichord - Deborah Evans
12:30 pm Tommee Pickles - Magician
1:00 pm Composition: What Is Music? - Kid Friendly Show Preview
1:30 pm They Don't Eat Corn Here - Kid-Friendly Fringe Show Preview
2:00 pm New Orleans Public Library - Storytelling
2:30 pm Lusher Drama Performance
3:00 pm Dancing Grounds - Dance workshop
4:00 pm Garden Variety - Kid Friendly Show Preview
4:30 pm Missy Meatlocker - Ukulele Kids Music
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23
12:00 pm Composition: What Is Music? Kid Friendly Show Preview
12:30 pm Tommee Pickles - Magician
1:00 pm Kids Open Mic
2:00 pm New Orleans Public Library - Storytelling
2:30 pm Homer Plessy School
3:00 pm Gulf Coast Tap - Performance
3:30 pm Sweet Mango - Performance and workshop
4:30 pm New Orleans Public Library - Storytelling
More information on the Fringe and all Festival events can be found at www.nofringe.org.
The Fringe is a 501(c)3 non-profit that was founded by local arts organizers to nurture fearless theater in New Orleans and to benefit artists, venues, neighborhoods and local businesses. Sponsors: Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, Louisiana Division of the Arts, Arts Council of New Orleans, City of New Orleans, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation, Bywater Neighborhood Association, Bernard Productions, NOLA Brewing Company, Old New Orleans Rum, Omega Productions Resource, WWOZ 90.7, OffBeat, New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corporation, Mardi Gras Zone, WWNO 88.9, NOLA.com and a host of local businesses and individuals.
Fringe is supported by a SEED grant from the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation. This program is supported by a grant from the Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, in cooperation with the Louisiana State Arts Council. This program is supported in part by a Community Arts Grant made possible by the City of New Orleans. The grant is administered through the Arts Council of New Orleans.
