1. A Social Magazine Exclusively for the Residents of Lake Vista.
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Just as every house in a neighborhood is unique, so is every
resident, which is why we take an extremely personal
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6. 10 11The Vista • October 2016 October 2016 • The Vista
fall!publisher's note
Celebrate fall!Bring on cooler weather, football, fall
harvest, great costumes and treats!
Dear residents,
As we start the new school year, we
are all looking forward to fall with
cooler temperatures, football season
and holiday celebrations. I look
forward to continuing to meet each
of you at our upcoming neighborhood
events. I am excited to help you share
your stories and photographs with
your neighbors!
The neighborhood events in conjunc-
tion with the The Vista publication are
designed to increase social connec-
tions between residents and to develop
a true sense of community. We are
proud to provide a well-designed
publication that is filled with stories
and photos about your neighbors! We
have seen our publications increase
attendance at social events, elevate
resident awareness of rules and
regulations while allowing
residents to widen their
circle of friends!
Wanted... Halloween
photos of kids, families
and pets in costume! A
winner will be drawn for a prize! En-
joy this coming season, stay safe, and
continue to keep sharing wonderful
content in your community.
Happy Halloween... Hope you get the
good candy!
Teahnna
Teahnna Donaubauer
Publisher, The Vista
(504) 233-4067
Teahnna.Donaubauer@
n2pub.com
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Popcorn
BALLS
TheVista -
ThomasTrey
Sands, MD -
1/4 BW
resident recipe
Submitted by Melisse Campbell
Send in your favorite holiday recipes to The Vista. We would love to share
them with your neighbors! Email Cathy at chlarimer@gmail.com to have you
recipe featured in an upcoming issue.
1/2 c cane syrup
1/2 c light corn syrup
1 1/2 t white vinegar
1 1/2 T butter
1/4 t. salt
6 cups popped corn
• Mix syrup, corn syrup and white vinegar in pot. Cook and
stir to hard crack stage when a little dropped in cold water is
slightly brittle (270 degrees).
• Add butter, and stir to mix well.
• Sprinkle salt on popcorn in large bowl.
• Slowly pour the syrup mix over popcorn.
• Mix well with wooden spoon.
• Butter hands, and WORK FAST to shape into 3-inch balls using
as little pressure as possible. Set on wax paper to harden.
• Wrap individually in squares of wax paper, and tie with a ribbon.
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Brewster
young achiever
TheVista -
Costelloe &
Associates,
Inc. - 1/4 BW
TaborandBrix
Submitted by Xiomara Brewster
for two years.I enjoy spending time with
my teammates and I enjoy performing
in bands. My band that I play bass in
was able to play for an Arts Assembly at
school and it was really exciting because
the crowd loved it After a few years in concert band I don’t get
nervous anymore when performing on stage. Because of this I
can play to my full ability and have fun too.
The past two summers I have spent at camp in North Carolina
where I have focused on canoeing and kayaking the many rivers
and lakes; it is physically challenging but very fun and rewarding.
I always put schoolwork first because it is the most important
and, by focusing on one thing at a time, I can excel in each.
I admire my parents because they have both been very successful
in life and they encourage me to pursue my interests and goals
by helping me when I need them. Also, I admire my brother Brix
because he is always very positive and he gives me great feedback
on everything I do.
My name is Brix Brewster. I have lived in Lake Vista my whole
life, 11 years. My family is my dad, Brad Brewster, my mom
Xiomara Brewster and my older brother Tabor. I go to Isidore
Newman and I’m in 6th grade. After High School I will go to col-
lege and then I’ll take over my dad’s position at his company.
At school I’m in the robotics team and this fall I will play football.
Last year I was Chairman of the Keepers of the I-Lab. The I-lab is
the maker-space at school. I learned a lot about leadership by be-
ing the chairman. In fifth grade I was on a math team that placed
at a Math Olympics and I received several individual awards in
math. Outside of school I attended summer camp in Mississippi
and won the leadership award! I enjoy playing video games with
friends and I read lots of books for fun.
I admire my mom because she is a maker and a fashion designer
and my dad because he owns his business and inspires me to
work hard. I admire my brother Tabor because he is very suc-
cessful in school motivates me to do well.
My name isTabor Brewster and I have lived in LakeVista since I
was a baby. In my family are my brother Brix, my mom Xiomara
and my dad Brad. I go to Isidore Newman where I’m in tenth
grade. After high school I plan on going to college.
I play football and I’m also on the Honor Committee and in
multiple bands. This spring I will be the manager for the
baseball team. I have been on the Honor Roll every school
term since middle school. I participated in the citywide
spelling bee and was on a sixth grade math team that won
placement at the Country Day Math Olympiad. This year all my
classes will be Honors courses.
Outside of school I have been selected for the All-District El-
ementary Honor Band and the All-District Jazz Honor Band. I
started playing football last year because I needed a P.E. credit. I
have been playing trumpet since fourth grade and bass and drums
yard of the month
TheVista -
Terminix - 1/4
BW
Submitted by Molly Garcia
Do you have a green thumb and would like to share your garden or yard
in your community newsletter? Does your neighbor have a particularly
lovely garden that you'd like to nominate to be featured? Send us an
email at chlarmier@gmail.com for more details!
"When you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it’s
your world for the moment." – Molly Garcia
This lovely garden of Crane Street is truly a sight to see. Molly
Garcia’s yard is a standout! In 2010 she decided to start from
scratch, regraded her yard, and, with the help of her sister Gloria
Moore and neighbors, she designed and implemented her garden
plan. Being careful not to lose the existing view of the park, she
chose low plants, such as dwarf pittosporum. Liriope, vinca and
dwarf loropetalum were planted to line the walkway from the
door to the park sidewalk.
Color was added with agapanthus, bougainvillea and orchids.
A potted olive tree was carefully placed. A tropical feeling was
created with queen palms and roebelenii (pygmy) palms and
finished off with colorful vinca. Garden art was the final touch for
a beautiful presentation! Why not pass by 66 Crane St. and take
a long look!
Thank you for sharing your stunning garden with The Vista!
w o r ld
MollyGarcia's
10. 18 19The Vista • October 2016 October 2016 • The Vista
home of the month
TheVista - Re/
Max Affiliates
- 1/4 BW
TheDeBoisblancs
Submitted by Dr. Ben DeBoisblanc
Do you have a particularly unique home you would like us to feature in
The Vista? Does one of your neighbors deserve some recognition for
their beautiful abode? Send us an email to chlarimer@gmail.com for
more details!
When Barbara and I decided to get married, we
started looking for a house in Lake Vista. When we
couldn’t find anything that matched what we were
looking for, we made a decision to build and found the perfect lot
on Ani Street facing into Foliage Park. Working with our archi-
tect, George Hopkins, we designed a quaint, 2,600-square-foot
Cajun cottage elevated on pier and beam. George did an outstand-
ing job of incorporating the features we wanted within our living
space and of capturing the beauty of the park!
The open floor plan has been great for entertaining and family
living, but the porch and park views are clearly our favorite spot in
the house. Barbara chose finishes and furnishings that were "so-
phisticated casual” to create a warm and inviting environment.
Finally, we we were able to achieve exactly what we were looking
for while remaining super energy-efficient by using closed-cell
foam throughout and adding a cool metal roof, low E-glass win-
dows, LED lighting, Energy Star appliances and solar panels.
Thank you for sharing your home with The Vista!
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healthy living
Halloween TreaTsBy N2 Staff Writer, Elizabeth McCabe
alternative
Trick OrTreatWithoutThe Sweets
Why not try something different this year for the
trick-or-treaters who come to your door? Be the
house that gives out toothbrushes, Halloween
pencils, or tattoos. Set a trend this Halloween by
doing something different. The options are end-
less. Encourage safety by passing out light-up glow
sticks to help light the way in the dark. Or quench
children’s thirst with miniature bottled water or
even all natural juice boxes (which is always a hit
for the little ones). Even handing out mini bags
of microwave popcorn can be a fun alternative to
sugar-based treats.
Have A Healthy Halloween Party
Halloween doesn’t have to be chock-full of choco-
lates. Consider non-food treats at a Halloween
party. Encourage children to tap into their creative
sides with coloring tablets, markers, crayons, or
colored pencils. Even a simple set of watercolors
can cause a child’s imagination to soar. Or break
out the pocket-sized games, costume jewelry,
stickers, books, bubbles, or even bookmarks. Make
Mandarin orange pumpkins that children could
enjoy even after the party is over. Better yet, why
not promote physical activity by giving them toys
to get their bodies in motion. A plastic flier, a jump
rope, a beanbag, or even sidewalk chalk can help
kids to get up and move! Hold a dance party with
frightful music, or throw a costume parade. Pin a
heart on a scarecrow, go bobbing for apples, and
focus more on activities than on food to have a
healthy Halloween party.
Walk OffThose Calories (Don’tTrick And Drive!)
Don’t be tempted to trick and drive this Halloween.
An emerging trend of parents driving their kids
around the neighborhoods has become more popu-
lar in the past decade. But, is this the best for your
family’s health? Resist the urge to drive. Instead,
use that time to get outside, talk to your neighbors,
and walk off those calories. Boost your endorphins
in the process and get a calorie burn too. Set an ex-
ample for your children’s health by being in motion.
Enjoy Halloween this year with your little ones.
Don’t let this holiday be all about sugar highs and
sugar lows. Alternative Halloween treats do exist
for a happy, healthy Halloween!
Halloween can be a ticket to indulging in sugar, sweets
and empty calories of all sorts. After all, Halloween
only comes around once a year, so why not splurge in an
all-you-can-eat candy binge, right? Fortunately, healthy
alternatives for the little ones and parents alike do exist
for this popular holiday.
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13. 24 25The Vista • October 2016 October 2016 • The Vista
DID SOMEONE SAY
“POODLE PARTY” IN
LAKE VISTA?
What began as a walk in the
park for Marjorie Simon and
her Goldendoodle, Koda, led to
a poodle party with all of his
friends! As one of the original
“Doodles” in Lake Vista, Koda
became part of the Simon
family 11 years ago. Now there
at least 17 poodles (that we
know about), either standard
or mixed breed in Lake Vista!
“When we got Koda, my boys
were only 5, 8, and 10, so ob-
viously they had a lot of time
to play with him. But now that
they are all grown and out of
the house, it was time for Koda
to make some new friends in
Lake Vista,” Marjorie told us.
Do you have an adored pet and would like
to share his/her story? Send us an email; we
would love to hear from you! Inquiries may
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BW
&POODLES
OODLES
of DOODLES - Oh My!
And that they did!
Koda wanted to invite his
diverse group of friends for an
impromptu “poodle party.” Since
he had a lot of friends, ranging in
age from 10 months to 11 years
old, Koda decide to make the
guest list into two groups. Here
is a glimpse at his guest list.
Raffa, a 22-month Goldendoo-
dle with her owner, Donna
Paternostro; Jet, a 1-year-old
Labradoodle mix with his
owner, Carli Gertler; Lucy, a
6-year-old Labradoodle, with
her owner, Nicole Romero; Fitz,
a 2-year-old tri-part poodle and
golden retriever, and Millie,
a 6-month-old Sherpadoodle
with their owner, Mary Fon-
tana; Lillybelle, a 10-month-old
Goldendoodle with her owner,
Priscilla Ferrara; and Lulu, an
8-year-old Goldendoodle with
her owner, Charlotte Leader.
Casey and her owner, Pam Or-
tiz; Beau, a Goldendoodle, and
his owner, Cheri Wolterman;
Daisy, an Australian Labra-
doodle, and her owner, Nicole
Ciaccio; Beau and his owner,
Rachel Van Voorhies; Duch-
ess, a Standard Poodle and her
owner, Joel Myer; Champ and
his owner, Kimberly McClure.
He knew that some friends
couldn’t make it, but he wanted
to still invite them. They are
Moose and his owner, Laura
Gros; Prince and his owner,
Lisa Plaia; and Sport, and his
owners, the Randol family.
Bailey and his owners, Chris
and Kathy Nieland, were sad
they could not make the party,
but they sent Koda a photo-
graph so that he would remem-
ber to invite him next time!
Koda told everyone to meet at
Duchess Myer’s house. Duch-
ess, a standard poodle, was a
gracious host, greeting every-
one at the door and gave them
a welcome doggie biscuit. After
introducing Millie, her Sherpa-
doodle friend (who knows her
cousins, the German Shepherd
family) to the Labradoodle fam-
ily and the Goldendoodles clan,
she explained a little of their
family history.
“I am a Standard Poodle, and
we have great ancestors,” she
said. “Not only are we the na-
tional dog of France, I remem-
ber stories of my great-grand-
parents working for the circus.
They used to dress them up
in human clothing to act out
tographs weren’t perfect, but the point is,
everyone had a great time! In fact, even the
humans said they loved the party and would
come again if anyone in Lake Vista wants to
host the next one (hint, hint).
Thanks to all who participated in the photo
shoot! The dogs were a fun subject, and it
was fun uniting our great Lake Vista neigh-
bors once again! If we missed you this time,
be sure to let us know if you have a story to
share with Precious Pets. All pet stories wel-
come, whether solo or in a group!
FunFact:
OfficiallyrecognizedbyTheAmericanKennelClubin1887,the
poodleistheonlydogthatcomesinthreesizesforonebreed:
standard(over15inchestall),miniature(between22-27inches),
andtoy(10inchesandunder).
funny scenes because they were so smart. So, in addition to being
good-looking with our wonderful fluffy hair, our poodle family
comes from a rich heritage of athletes and hunters, and have
great water-retrieving skills.”
Millie went on to explain how her poodle family grew. “One side
of the poodle family started marrying Golden Retrievers, making
a full line of Goldendoodles, and then the Labrador Retrievers
married into the clan making baby Labradoodles. I love my Gol-
dendoodle cousins because they very smart. We have a lot of fun
playing because they are always upbeat and love people, espe-
cially children. We used to go on family trips with them and go
camping, hiking and swimming.”
“The Labradoodles are the loyal and sweet side of the family.
They love attention and affection! Sometimes I think they wear
themselves out running around just so they can curl up on the
sofa to rest after a long day of playing and get some snuggle time
with their owner. They hate to be bored, so when we hang out,
we bring plenty of toys!”
After introductions, Millie and Koda led everyone outside to play.
They had so much fun running and jumping around that they
decided to take some photographs. Because they had a hard time
getting all the dogs to stop playing long enough to pose, the pho-
Written by Becky Rolland
precious pets
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financial fitness
By N2 Staff Writer, Elizabeth McCabe
Start
For The
Budgeting
Holidays
Be A Smart Shopper
Be a bargain hunter this holiday season! Keep an eye out for
items that periodically go on sale. The Sunday circular, or insider
deals through emails or Facebook can pay off for those who are
looking to save some cash. Splurging on a big ticket item? See if
the salesperson can throw in a deal – any discount or savings of
some sort. Knowing competitors’ prices (and using these as lever-
age) may be able to save you hundreds of dollars.
Take Advantage Of Holiday Deals And Steals
Don’t let the Doorbusters and Black Friday deals pass you by!
Substantial savings on popular items, such as electronics, may be
worth getting up early. Or take advantage of Cyber Monday deals.
Even sales the day after Christmas can be the perfect time to get
a head start on gifts and holiday items for next season!
Don’t Break The Bank
This holiday season, be sure to make a budget. Analyze last year’s
expenditures, which can often be done by reviewing credit card
statements, receipts, or last year’s budget. Consider how you plan
on spending money this year for the holidays (travel, entertain-
ing, gifts, etc.) to calculate this year’s budget. A specific limit per
person determined prior to the holiday season can prove advan-
tageous too. Don’t break the bank.
Holidays don’t have to be a time to run up the credit cards and
live beyond your means. Consider trimming your budget this
year by creating gifts with sentimental value: photos in hand-
made frames, holiday cookies, or just a heartfelt note of encour-
agement. Sometimes the best gifts come from the heart rather
than the pocketbook.
Get your finances in shape before the shopping season begins –
the holidays will be here before you know it!
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around the hood
yogaL a k e f r o n t
On a glorious Saturday morning, yoga classes were held on the
lakefront! Taught by Christie Solano and Yolanda Cardona, the
class practiced Vinyasa and Relaxation Yoga. The cost of $10
was donated to an abused animal shelter. Everyone enjoyed the
workout and the setting!
Christie is happy to offer classes at anyone’s home or in a park.
To make arrangements, call her directly at 504-812-6075.
The Vista would love to feature your next event or social gathering! Send
us a few photos along with a brief description of the event and what is
happening to Teahnna.Donaubauer@n2pub.com.
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our patients along a path of optimal dental health by delivering
the highest possible level of pediatric dental care in a friendly,
safe and comfortable environment. Parents are always welcome
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have no concept of business and
profit. So fortunately I just have
a few artists and myself to put
up with. My gallery prides itself
on selling extremely high quality art for a very reasonable price.
I only use the highest quality materials when creating my art:
archival paper, lightfast inks, Japanese paints used with Russian
sable brushes. The outcome is vibrant, imaginative art that will
last more than a lifetime. I am preparing to do a show in Denver
at the Fascination Street Art Gallery, July 2-4. I will be there to
show new art and personally sign my prints. The art world is a
very rough and ugly business; it is like making hot dogs. You don’t
want to know how it is done.
artfully living
Lake Vista Resident And New Orleans
Submitted by Matt Rinard
Do you enjoy painting? Taking photographs? Do you do sketch art?
Share your art and talents with your neighbors! Let us feature your work
in the community newsletter. Participation is fun and easy. Send us an
email at Teahnna.Donaubauer@n2pub.com.
My wife and I moved into the neighborhood in July of 2002. I opened a
frame shop, Brilliant Inc., in the French Quarter by the St. Louis Cathedral
in 1991. In 1998 I opened Gallery Rinard on Royal street. I am currently
at 611 Royal street next to the Court of Two Sisters. I guess you could
call my style Pop Art. I have predominantly animal themed art. I am the
official artist for Barkus, the dog parade in the French Quarter. I have done
artwork for Cowboy Mouth, Budweiser, Southern Comfort, French Quarter
Festival. I have had one man shows in Las Vegas, Berlin, Los Angeles, New
Orleans, Denver, Miami, New York. Additionally, I have other artists in my
gallery, like James Dean who does the children’s books Pete the Cat.
My work is mostly gouache which is an opaque watercolor. Then
I reproduce the originals into limited edition prints using lithog-
raphy and serigraphy. I started my own business because nobody
would hire me. I have a degree from Florida State in graphic
design and a minor in art history. I later studied at the Academy
of Fine Arts on Magazine. I still attend classes there to just learn
a little bit more. I have watched so many galleries go out of busi-
ness because it is such a finicky profession. You have to deal with
artists who are usually brain dead, alcoholics, drug addicts or
Artist Matt Rinard
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just kids
McClure Family
McClure kids, Christian, Catherine,
Caroline and Clare, are a fierce
group here in Lake Vista! Known
by many of their friends and
neighbors, we finally got to meet
the four siblings at this month's
Precious Pet photo shoot.
Somebody say, "Final Five"? Make
room for The Fabulous Four! Chris-
tian attends Jesuit High School
where he plays soccer and football.
Catherine attends Mount Carmel
and swims for the swim team. Caroline
and Clare attend Saint Pius. They all
enjoy playing ball, riding bikes and en-
joying the park with their friends. "We
feel extremely blessed to be raising our
family on the park in Lake Vista."
This family unit is wild about their
7-year-old Goldendoodle, named
Champ, who we also had fun getting to
know while working on this month's
edition of The Vista. This is an athletic
bunch with many different talents!
The Fabulous Four:
Meetthe
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...to the many residents who have shared with us
your passion for volunteer work! We have enjoyed
highlighting many Lake Vista residents and shed-
ding some light on an organization or cause that is
close to your hearts. Not only does this help spread
knowledge of that particular organization, along
with awareness, it is reminds us of so many who
truly do make a difference in their community.
This month, decided to keep the buzz going. Let us
celebrate you, ambitious neighbor! If you or some-
one you know would like to share their story, send
us an email. Email Cathy at chlarimer@gmail.com
for more details. We would love to hear from you!
volunteer spotlight
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home matters
By N2 Staff Writer, Megan Weatherly Lynn
With the holidays just around the corner and plenty of
parties to host, achieving the perfect ambiance in your
home is important. Lighting is one of the easiest ways
to create the mood and setting that you want. These
lighting design tips and trends will help you create a
fresh glow in your home for the holidays.
smart lighting
If you are considering a complete overhaul of your home’s light-
ing system, smart lighting may be a good option for you. New
technologies allow you to control the lighting in your home from
your smart phone or tablet. There are endless options available,
including the ability to set timers, dimmers and motion sensors,
as well as to use colored lighting for chromotherapy.
No matter the extent of your lighting design project, these light-
ing tips and trends will help you make the best lighting choices
for the upcoming holiday season.
Using Light To Create The Perfect Holiday Ambiance
d e s i g n & t r e n d slighting
zone lighting
Zone lighting allows you to illuminate certain spaces based on
specific activities or tasks. For example, have recessed lighting
installed, as well as decorative track or pendant lighting. This
way, you can illuminate your cooking spaces while preparing
meals. Then, dim those lights and use decorative fixtures to
illuminate your dining space and create a cozy ambiance while
eating and entertaining.
centerpiece lighting
Think of your centerpiece lighting as an opportunity to express
your personal style. Whether you have traditional or contempo-
rary taste, many decorative light fixtures are truly works of art.
In areas where you may want a focal piece, consider installing an
elegant chandelier or a sculptural, modern pendant.
finish options
As with just about any décor decision you make, there are end-
less options when it comes to selecting finishes for your light
fixtures. While chrome and steel remain classic choices, consider
making a bolder statement. Copper, brass and oil-rubbed bronze
offer a striking bit of color to any space.
industrial lighting
The modern farmhouse and industrial design trends suggest that
things do not need to be elaborate or “new” in order to make a
strong design impact. Deconstructed, industrial light fixtures
focus less on the design of the fixture and more on the light itself.
Filament bulbs, such as the Edison bulb, are made from sculpted
glass and filaments twisted into interesting loops and shapes.
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events
Carnaval Latino
...will bring its rich heritage to the heart of New Orleans. The festival
is presented by the Hispanic-American Musicians and Artists Cultural
Association.
WHEN: October 8, 2016
WHERE: French Quarter
Oktoberfest
In October, visitors can enjoy a piece of Germany in the heart of New
Orleans. Oktoberfest celebrates German heritage with: live traditional
music, traditional German folk dancing, lots of cold beer, German
wines and liquors, Oktoberfest parade and authentic German cuisine.
WHEN: October 7-8, 15-15, 21-22.
WHERE: Deutsches Haus in the Rivertown section of Kenner.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: (504) 522-8014 or visit www.deutscheshaus.org.
Voodoo Music & Arts Experience
The festival invites attendees to“Worship the Music.”Four unique
WHERE: The Louisiana Children’s Museum, located in the heart of the
Warehouse Arts District, often stages Halloween-related events and
activities for the little ones.
FOR MORE INOFRMATION: www.lcm.org.
Haunted Tours
You might want to start your Halloween adventure with one of the
many haunted tours through the French Quarter or some other
spooky part of the city. There are haunted houses Uptown, in the
Garden District and elsewhere. And then, of course, there are the
world-famous cemeteries where the dearly departed are buried in
tombs above ground. Hundreds of stories abound in which the ghosts
of these“Cities of the Dead”make their presence known, some of
which have actually been documented and visually captured.
Street Parties
One of the biggest Halloween celebrations occurs every year on
Frenchmen Street in the Faubourg Marigny. Masses of party-goers,
including locals and tourists, take to the streets in their elaborate and
frequently outlandish outfits.
Voodoo Music & Arts Experience
Voodoo Music & Arts Experience, one of New Orleans’most popular
festivals, takes place every year on Halloween weekend at the New
Orleans City Park festival grounds. This spooky event starts before
sundown and continues through the night, attracting thousands
of party-goers adorned in creative and eccentric costumes. Popular
headliners invite locals and tourists alike to“Worship the Music”and
spend Halloween weekend New Orleans style. While enjoying the
wide variety of genres Voodoo Festival has to offer, don’t forget to
check out the numerous roller coasters and delicious food stands full
of fried Oreos, refreshing lemonade, and countless Louisiana classics.
Join the Halloween madness and purchase your three-day pass online.
SPORTS & FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
New Orleans Saints vs. Carolina Panthers
WHEN: October 16
New Orleans Saints vs. Chiefs
WHEN: October 30
New Orleans Saints vs. Seahawks
WHERE: Mercedes-Benz Superdome
Jazz Half Marathon & 5K
Runner’s World, a U.S.-based international running magazine named
the Jazz Half Marathon and 5K among the Year’s Best Half Marathons.
The beautiful route that takes runners through some of the most
historic parts of the city, the ease of running a“pancake-flat”course,
and a great post-race party once racers cross the finish line were all the
things that helped the Jazz Half make the list.
WHEN: October 29, 7:00 a.m.
WHERE: Lafayette Square, New Orleans, LA.
performance areas, each of which is enhanced by the use of interactive
art, will feature top-tier and innovative artists from a variety of musical
genres, all of which reflect the multitude of cultures that define the
New Orleans demographic.
WHEN: October 28-30, 2016
WHERE: Festival Grounds in City Park. Voodoo 2016 headliners include
Tool, Arcade Fire, The Weekend and dozens more.
Halloween in New Orleans
Family-friendly Halloween in New Orleans!
If you’re looking for something a little more
family-friendly, check out the following:
WHERE: Audubon Zoo’s annual“Boo at the
Zoo.”The Zoo stays open for the evening with
entertainment, food, trick-or- treating, (not
so) scary stories, fun rides, a haunted house,
and more, plus an opportunity for the little ones to get up close and
personal with some of the more friendly animals in the zoo’s collection.
Bucktown Seafood Festival
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PIANO LESSONS
Piano lessons by Margarita
Harvey
Margarita Harvey
(504) 401-3516
harveymarg@cox.net
PIANO LESSONS FOR
CHILDREN
Loyola Piano Scholarship
recipient
Mary McIntyre-Toca
(504) 939-1207
PLASTIC SURGERY
New Orleans Center for
Aesthetics and Plastic
Surgery
Dr. Russell Hendrick
(504) 533-8848
drhendrick@
plasticsurgeryNOLA.com
www.plasticsurgeryNOLA.com
REAL ESTATE
Commercial Real Estate at
Latter & Blum
Schaffer Mickal
(504) 569-9495
smickal@latterblum.com
Engel & Všlkers New
Orleans / Metairie
Cindi Childress Fury
(504) 427-7576
cindi.fury@evusa.com
Engel & Všlkers New
Orleans / Metairie
Connie Quave
(504) 430-9817
connie.quave@evusa.com
J. Louis Matherne &
Associates, Inc.
Jennifer Matherne
(504) 583-6407
MatherneRealty@gmail.com
matherneappraisals.com
Keller Williams
Ryan Rogers
(504) 715-9867
RyanRogers@kw.com
www.Luxury.Realtor
Keller Williams
Tina G. Mayer
(504) 722-4108
TinaGMayer@kw.com
www.
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Latter & Blum Inc.
Yvonne McCulla
(504) 909-2222
ymcculla@latterblum.com
yvonnemcculla.latter-blum.
com
Real Estate Specialists, Inc.
Jackie Bonie
(504) 236-0807
jmbonie@cox.net
Terrell P Hampton Real
Estate Enterprises
Terrell P Hampton
(504) 782-3138
terrellhampton@hotmail.com
SPORTS MEDICINE &
ORTHOPAEDICS / FOOT &
ANKLE
Tulane Institute of Sports
Medicine and Orthopaedics
Dr. Ramon Rodriguez
(504) 988-8476
SPORTS MEDICINE &
ORTHOPAEDICS /
SHOULDER & ELBOW
Tulane Institute of Sports
Medicine and Orthopaedics
Dr. Michael O'Brien
(504) 988-8476
TERMITE & PEST
CONTROL
Terminix
Vincent Palumbo
(504) 834-7330
vp@terminixno.com
WOMEN & CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING
Angelique Stores
Angelique Palumbo-Weiser
(504) 866-1092
angeliquestores.com
AC/HEATING, SOLAR
ENERGY, AND GENERATORS
Comfort Engineered Systems
Delia and Ed Perez
(504) 602-6648
eperez@com4t.com
com4t.com
ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
Merlin F. Bonie, NCARB
Merlin F. Bonie
(504) 234-4058
jmbonie@cox.net
www.merlinboniearchitect.com
ART AND FRAMING
Avenue Art & Framing
Tom Callia
(504) 483-8901
tom@avenueartandframing.
com
avenueartandframing.com
ART LESSONS FOR KIDS
Certified Art Teacher
Cathy Vidos
(504) 583-3137
Cathyvidos@gmail.com
ART, ANTIQUES,
COLLECTIBLES &
INTERIORS
Le Boulevard Marketplace
Debbie Boudreaux
(504) 455-4515
info@leboulevardmarketplace.
com
leboulevardmarketplace.com
BOAT SALES, LESSONS &
CHARTERS
Murray Yacht Sales
Stanton Murray
(504) 283-2507
reception@murrayyachtsales.
com
www.murrayyachtsales.com
CAREER COUNSELING
Costelloe & Associates
William Costelloe
(504) 293-0022
costelloeandassociates@gmail.
com
costelloeandassociates.com
CHARMED ETIQUETTE &
CONSULTING
A Spoonful of Sugar
Betty Rabe
betty@charmednola.com
www.charmednola.com
CUSTOM FRAMING & ART
GALLERY
Framin' Place & Gallery
Colin Marquis
(504) 885-3311
info@nolaframing.com
www.nolaframing.com
CUSTOM WINDOW
TREATMENTS, BEDDING,
CUSHIONS AND PILLOWS
Lundy Ryan Design, LLC
Lundy Ryan
(504) 228-2428
Lundy@lundyryandesign.com
Lundyryandesign.com
DERMATOLOGY
Lupo Center for Aesthetic
and General Dermatology
Mary P Lupo MD
(504) 288-2381
info@drmarylupo.com
www.drmarylupo.com
Metairie Road Dermatology
Dr. Kathryn Gallagher Kerisit
(504) 831-6633
www.metairieroadderm.com
HARDWARE STORE
Johnnys True Value
Jimmy McCulla
(504) 283-1900
INSURANCE
TWFG
Stephen H. Lovecchio
(504) 284-7778
slovecchio@twfg.com
www.twfgnola.com
LEGAL SERVICES
Chehardy, Sherman LLP
Matthew Sherman
(504) 833-5600
mas@chehardy.com
www.chehardy.com
MEN & WOMEN'S
CLOTHING
Branch Out
Lauren Beshel Campbell
(504) 371-5913
info@branchoutshop.com
www.branchoutshop.com
OBSTETRICS AND
GYNECOLOGY
Lakeside Women's Specialty
Center
Dr. Sacha Junius Wax
(504) 885-8563
www.lakesidewomens.net
ORTHOPEDIC HAND
SURGEON
Jefferson Orthopedic Clinic
Dr. Barton Wax
(504) 349-6804
bartonwax@gmail.com
www.jeffortho.com
ORTHOPEDIC SPINE
SURGERY
Paradigm Spine Care
Lucius Craig III, MD
(985) 718-1274
Metairie, New Orleans, &
Northshore
PEDIATRIC AND
ADOLESCENT DENTISTRY
Great Big Smiles
Nathan Burns, DMD
(504) 455-2213
vanessa@greatbigsmiles.com
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PEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDICS
AND SCOLIOSIS
Tulane-Lakeside Women's
and Children's Hospital
Dr. James T. Bennett
(504) 988-8050
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Announcing Our 39th Season in Performance!
Jefferson Performing Arts Center
6400 Airline Dr. • Metairie, LA
TICKETS AND INFO AT WWW.JPAS.ORG OR 504.885.2000
Sept. 23 - Oct. 2, 2016 Nov. 4 - 13, 2016
Dec. 17 & 18, 2016 March 17 - 26, 2017
