The second annual

Mississippi River 9th Ward Film and Arts Festival

at the Bayou Road    

Saturday 2 

Venue

2523 Bayou Road
New Orleans, LA 70119

 

Music, open air market - 3 pm

Salon littéraire et artistique I with Gwendolyn Midlo Hall - 4 pm

 

8 pm

Bamboozled

bamboozled

Fiction | 135 mins | USA | 2000

Film directed by  Spike Lee


“Delacroix plans to write a show that will be so "offensive and racist," 

it will prove his point that the network only wants to see black buffoons on the  air….”  
As the show becomes a success, tempers at the network flair and then comes a tragic conclusion. 
Written by  Satchmo_on_Satchmo. 

    

 


 
 

5:30 pm

A performance by

Kora Konnection 

 

& Zion Trinity

will precede the screening 
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“Midnight Shrimp Boil” with ginger beer - 11 pm

 

 

 

Bayou Road  Sunday 3

Salon littéraire et artistique II, Children write and read - 3 pm


 

 

The Community Book Center

cbc

More than a book store". Featuring African-centered books, art, fabric, gifts and more. Available to schools, churches, community events for storytelling, book clubs, performance venue, meeting space and book fairs. Will do special orders.

The Community Book Center, a locally owned bookstore, is focused on celebrating the heritage and tradition of these vibrant and historic communities. The Community Book Center hosts monthly story telling events for area students, film showings, group discussions, while also serving as a meeting place for local charter schools and community groups. As much as the Community Book Center is a bookstore, it is also a community institution with deep roots in these neighborhoods, and is very dedicated to supporting its neighbors.
Community Book Center

 

 

 

For more information

Email  noafest@neworleansafrikanfilmfest.org

Tel   504-899-4382

http://neworleansafrikanfilmfest.org