HELP SAVE THE LITTLE PEOPLE’S PLACE

My family has been a part of the Treme community for over 100 years. Establishments like these are not only a part of our neighborhoods but also a part of our culture. Please stop trying to erase "us".

I grow up in the Treme and when to school the third generation. That was in the 70's, my cousin ended up marrying a granddaughter of the original owner. I also watch world famous entertainers including the start of Kermit Ruffins' career.

Just realized this place has been in a friends family for years! Keep the tradition alive for the next generation of true New Orleanians!

This is a true New Orleans' neighborhood joint! For folks worried about the city becoming "gentrified", this is a bastion to help stop that rising tide.

Please let's halt the destruction of culture in Treme. Can't we say Little People's Place is great-grandfathered in already?

American thing to do

I remember Kermit playing there in 93

I support the traditions of New Orleans . Our neighborhoods are being eroded, our city co-opted. Don't kill the magic. Save this place.

I support Little People and the traditions of New Orleans. Save this place.

Use resources to preserve this treasure as you do to keep thee French Quarter.

Good place-Good People

Keep it open and give them a permanent liquor license

Some of my most charished memories were in little peoples. Trombone shorty was just a kid when he said to us " ya'll aweful big to be come n outta little peoples" grin

This place is what New Orleans is all about. Please do what you can to give this operation the credentials it needs so that they may continue serving the neighborhood and carrying on the tradition. Our city is changing rapidly, we need to make sure places like the Little People's Place are supported so that the Neighborhood tradition continues.

Will support til the end

The Little People's club is an example of what makes New Orleans unique. What has become of "live and let live?

Keeping the places that have indored through time alive is what being apart of this city is about.

This place is wonderful!!

Little people's place is the warmest place in the treme. It reminds me of hanging out in the kitchen with my aunties while they smoke Virginia slims. If people moving into the treme, which is birthplace of Jazz and one of the oldest African American neighborhoods in the country then they need to move. New Orleans is not for you.

There is little dispute about the contributions to the character and culture of the 6th Ward. Best of luck.