Help Holy Cross: Live on the Levee

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March 16, 2008

Live on the Levee

Sunday was a day to relax – and no better way to do it than with music, and no better place than on the levee. So hundreds of Historic Green volunteers gathered together with Lower 9 residents and Make It Right volunteers to enjoy "Live on the Levee". In all, several hundred people came to Dauphine & Jourdan to hear Sherman Bernard and the Ole Man River Band play on into the night.

Posted by Dave Macaulay at 11:33 PM in Events, Historic Green | Permalink

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