NOLA's best seen in photos, so here goes! My fifteen best TUnola13 IGs...
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| A little morning coffee break at Cafe du Monde |
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| What NOLA track focusing on performing in New Orleans would be complete without a stop at Mardi Gras World? Complete with some MG costumes. |
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| Spotted! Tulane flag on a French Quarter balcony. |
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| Good ol Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral. Fun fact- she's the oldest continuously operating cathedral in the United States. |
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| Made a stop at New Orleans Printmaking and Glass and made these killer decorative pieces of paper. |
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| And then our very own glass Mardi Gras beads. |
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| As we were the music and performance track, we headed to one of Frenchman's best jazz clubs, The Maison, for a great night of live music. Then, our participants stepped up to the plate! Here's Ali, one of my track leaders and a junior musical theater major at Tulane, and thats Jake on the drums, a freshman from Florida. |
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| Day four- headed to the thrift shop, popped some tags and wound up with these incredible (and homemade) Mardi Gras costumes. My students will be all set come March. |
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| Oh, and we danced in the streets. A lot. I got a few moves, too. |
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| Spent a lot of time in the beautiful Marginy, home to all kinds of great street, stage and screen kinds of things, including the New Movement improv troop, a group we got a private performance from. |
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| Inside of St. Louis Cathedral |
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| Visiting a masquerade store. |
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| Some of the ladies in Jackson Square |
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| Spencer from San Diego showing off his jumping skills. |
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| Speaking of jumping... |
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| Then... everyone else got here! |
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