Divine Ladies Social Aid & Pleasure Club
DIVINE LADIES SOCIAL AID & PLEASURE CLUB PARADE
“Divine Day in May…”
SUNDAY, MAY 20, 2007 – 1:00 P.M.
Start: St. Charles Ave. and Jackson Ave. Out St. Charles to Washington Ave.
Right on Washington Ave. Out Washington Ave.
More route into…(plus Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club and rumors about Tambourine & Fan Super Sunday)
Stop: Turning Point Lounge (corner of Washington and Baronne). Out Washington Ave. Right on Dryades St. to 2433 Dryades St. Spotrsman’s Corner – “Divine Break.” Out Second St. to Danneel St. Left on Danneel St.
Stop: Bean Bros., 2601 Danneel St. (corner of Danneel St. and Third St.).Out Danneel St. to Washington Ave. Right on Washington Ave. Out Washington Ave. to LaSalle.
Stop: Washington Ave. and LaSalle St. Out Washington Ave. Cross S. Claiborne
Ave.
Stop: Taylor Park. Out Washington Ave. to Galvez St.
Stop: Platinum Carwash, 3501 Washington Ave. (corner of Washington and Galvez). Out Galvez St. to Martin Luther King Blvd. Right on MLK. Cross S. Claiborne Ave.
Stop: D’Vine Image, 2628 MLK. Out MLK Blvd to S. Liberty St. Right on to S. Liberty St.
Stop: Dorothy Lounge, 1528 S. Liberty St. (corner of S. Liberty and Terpsichore).
Out Terpsichore St. to Felicity St. Left on Felicity St. Out Felicity St. to Simon Bolivar Ave. Right on to Simon Bolivar Ave. Proceed down Simon Bolivar Ave. to Jackson Ave. Left on Jackson. Proceed down Jackson Ave. to O.C. Haley. Right on O.C. Haley to Phillip St. Right on Phillip St. to Danneel St. Out Danneel St. to Third St. Left on Third St. to Dryades. Left on Dryades St.
Disband: “Divine Ending” Sportsman’s Corner, 2433 Dryades. St.
NOTE: The Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club is also rolling on Sunday, May 20, 2007.
It usually starts and ends at the club, 732 N. Broad St., and often doesn’t begin until 2 p.m. Will send further info when available.
NOTE: Despite the rumors, the Tambourine & Fan Super Sunday (the parade that starts at Bayou St. John) is NOT taking place this Sunday, May 20. No date has been announced.
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May 21st, 2007 at 12:53 am
We all know Second Line permit fees (on top of band, suits, car rental, hall, etc) is becoming prohibitively expensive. The City should of course, in support of neighborhood building and cultural heritage, provide permits and security for only a token fee. Since the City is not, I ask:
Is there somewhere we the ’second line’ can contribute to help the Main Line organizations cover fees, etc?
Allright
Frank
fmannix@tulane.edu