Showing posts with label party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label party. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 01, 2010

Wedding Second Line at Jackson Square

Before I arrived on Royal Street I passed a wedding second line procession in Jackson Square. Several of the participants had their umbrellas and handkerchiefs. The bride and groom were near the front followed by the bridesmaids.









Monday, November 09, 2009

Halloween Party

On Halloween night I attended a party at this house in Metairie. The front lawn was decorated with tombstones and skeletons. Lights flashed in some spots. Fog shrouded the front garden in mystery.











Caricature Artist

A special guest at this Halloween party was a caricature artist. She was kept busy by drawing the portraits of the partiers. The room remained crowded with folks watching and waiting their turns.



Halloween Costumes!

Dressing up for Halloween is not just for kids. Here are some samples of costumes from a recent Halloween party I attended on Halloween night. There were many genres represented.









Wednesday, April 15, 2009

New Orleans Metropolitan Taxpayer Tea Party

"New Orleans Metropolitan Taxpayer Tea Party" is the name of the rally that was held this evening around the giant American flag at the intersection of Veterans Boulevard and North Causeway Boulevard in Metairie, LA. Many participants brought their homemade signs to the event. Several of them held up their signs for passing vehicles to see. A number of drivers honked their horns in support. Here are the photos I took.









The Crowd at the Tea Party

As I circled around I took some photos near the center of the Tea Party. Various speakers rallied the crowd in cheers and jeers. There was water for folks who were thirsty. It was rather warm this evening.









Korean War Memorial

Many times I have driven past this area on the median (neutral ground to locals). This event was a good as time as any to take some photos of the memorials and sculptures located below the giant American Flag on Veterans Boulevard.





Police Officers and Fire Fighters Memorial

Below the giant American flag on Veterans Boulevard at North Causeway Boulevard is the Police Officers and Fire Fighters Memorial. There are sculptures representing each group to either side of the memorial with its plaques. The Tea Party took place near the memorial.









Statue of Sheriff Harry Lee

This statue of former Sheriff Harry Lee was dedicated last year. He was our sheriff in Jefferson Parish for many years. In early October of 2007 he passed away.







Crowd Shots at the Tea Party

Here are some crowd shots from the Tea Party. I walked around the back of the gathering. Handmade signs covered a range of issues beyond taxes and spending. Many people wore their red, white and blue.















Overhead View of the Tea Party

Here are some crowd shots of the Tea Party across Veterans Boulevard from the parking garage next to Macy's at Lakeside Shopping Center in Metairie, LA.