BLACK MEN OF LABOR 17TH ANNUAL LABOR DAY PARADE
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2010 3-7pm
Black Men of Labor Parade. Starts later which means cooler temps. Short manageable downtown route; traditional brass band music, old school style parade; family-oriented fun. Well...theres always some blunt smoking and getting wet but you cant fight city hall so...
Note: The route is the same as last year, so we're presuming the stops are too.
PARADE ROUTE:
Start: Sweet Lorraines Jazz Club, 1931 St. Claude Ave. Up N. Rampart
Stop: Donnas Bar and Grill, N. Rampart and St. Ann. (Now closed but the parade might still go by to pay its respects.) Back down N. Rampart. Left on Barracks.
Stop: Little Peoples Place. Down Barracks to Treme St.. Right on Treme. Down Treme to Esplanade Avenue. Left on Esplanade. Down Esplanade to N. Robertson. Right on N. Robertson.
Stop: Candle Light Bar (Dumaine Gang). Out N. Robertson to Basin. Right on Basin to N. Claiborne Avenue. Right on Claiborne. Out Claiborne to St. Bernard Ave. Left on St. Bernard Avenue.
Stop: Seal's Class Act, St. Bernard Ave. and N. Miro. U-Turn, down St. Bernard.
Stop: Sunday S&P Club, St. Bernard and N. Robertson. Continue on St. Bernard.
Stop: The Perfect Fit, St. Bernard and Urquhart St. Continue on St. Bernard.
Stop: Popular Ladies S&P Club, corner of St. Bernard and Maris St. Continue on St. Bernard.
Stop: Sidneys Saloon, corner of St. Bernard Ave. and St. Claude. Out St. Bernard to N. Rampart. Left on Rampart.
Disband: Sweet Lorraines
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Note to self. Attend Second Line towards the beginning of the route. The purpose and form will be on display. The trouble will not have shown its ugly face. (We were within 50 ft. and 2 buildings- from the shooting location 5 minutes before it occurred. When the Second Line passed we walked to St. Claude to get a second view of was a largely disheveled group.)