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Blues Lagniappe: How Juke Joints Shaped the Blues

Old Governor’s Mansion (502 North Blvd., Baton Rouge, La 70808)

Thursday, April 11, 2019

Preserve Louisiana, The Baton Rouge Blues Foundation, Forum 35 and Dialogue on Race Louisiana invite you to Blues Lagniappe!

Panelists Kevin McQuarn (Owner of the Robin Hood Bar Juke Joint), Kathe Hambrick (Director of Interpretation and Curator for the West Baton Rouge Museum’s Sugar Shack Juke Joint), award winning blues performer April "Sexy Red" Jackson, and facilitator Maxine Crump (Executive Director of Dialogue on Race Louisiana), will discuss “How Juke Joint Shaped the Blues.”

Following the lecture, join us in the Rose Garden for signature cocktails, appetizers and the Blues Piano tunes of legendary Henry.

Gray. Special thanks to Lamar Corporation for their support of this project.

Members - Free (registration required)

Non-Members - Free (registration required)

Note: This event sold out last year. Reservations highly recommended.

Visit www.preserve-louisiana.org for more information.

Venue Information

Old Governor's Mansion
502 North Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
+1 (225) 387-2464

Organizer Information

Preserve Louisiana


The Old Governor's Mansion
502 North Boulevard
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
+1 (225) 387-2464

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