Dreams Come True: Art of the Classic Fairy Tales from the Walt Disney ... Music
provided by Jazz at Lincoln Center brings the 1920s jazz era to life at NOMA.
Bridget Wilson, Jazz at Lincoln Center (212) 258-9868 /
[email protected] Grace Wilson, New Orleans Museum of Art (504) 658-4106 /
[email protected] *** MEDIA ALERT *** Dreams Come True: Art of the Classic Fairy Tales from the Walt Disney Studios! The exhibit closes on March 14th, but not before we stay open for 30 hours straight beginning on March 13th! March 13 10 am – Museum Opens 1 pm – 4 pm – Family Activities sponsored by Macy’s 5p – 7p - Loyola Jazz Band* 8 p – 10p - Shannon Powell Trio* 11 p – 1 a - Mia Borders March 14 2a – 5a - DJ Quintron 5a – 11a – Ralph Brennan's Café serving Breakfast / Brunch 2p – 4p - Ellis Marsalis* (in Auditorium) 5p – Museum Closes * Music provided by Jazz at Lincoln Center brings the 1920s jazz era to life at NOMA as featured in Disney’s Princess & The Frog. Jazz at Lincoln Center is dedicated to inspiring and growing audiences for jazz and produces thousands of events each season in its home in New York City and around the world. There will be a cash bar on Saturday starting at 5 pm until music stops. Ralph Brennan’s Courtyard Café will be open for the ENTIRE closing serving. Admission Louisiana residents with valid photo ID: Adults, $8; Seniors (65 and up), $7.50; Children 3-17, $5; Children under 3, Free. Out-of-state visitors: Adults, $16; Seniors (65 and up), $15; Children 3-17, $10; Children under 3, Free. Walt Disney World Annual Pass Holders will receive 10% off admission to the Dreams Come True exhibition. Save the Dates: March 17: Opening of Women Artists in Louisiana , 1965 – 2010 March 20: Sculpture Garden Re-opens to Public. 2 pm March 21: Faberge Easter Egg Hunt. 1-3pm March 24 - 28: Art In Bloom March 25: Superbowl Bet, Turner painting from Indianapolis Museum of Art unveiling. 10 am March 31: Ms. Pussycat Film Screening. 6 pm
