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Defend the Royal Street Pedestrian Mall

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Todd balke
10 years ago

This street is one of the main arteries of real New Orleans culture; it would be a dishonor to the city if real artists weren't able to continue performing here.

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Hasan Syed
10 years ago

One of my highlights from New Orleans was Royal St, id hate to see it go.

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Jerry Taylor
10 years ago

This band was the highlight of my trip to New Orleans. Please open Royal Street!

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Robert Rinehart
10 years ago

The Royal Street, street performers are the most enjoyable part of Nola besides the food. Close Royal Street and let them play!

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Sandy Adams
10 years ago

One of my favorite reasons in going to NOLA is going to Royal and listening to yes ma'am band and other street performers. If I couldn't go to Royal and hear my favorite bands, I probably wouldn't go.

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Kasia Bancewicz
10 years ago

Let them play !!

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Stephanie Hardin
10 years ago

239 S. Jefferson Davis parkway

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Elise Edson
10 years ago

Please reopen royal and save the arts

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Maia Settle
10 years ago

I hate change.

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Pamela Reed
10 years ago

For the love of of all that is sane PLEASE bring Royal Street Mall back!!!

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Liz Elliott
10 years ago

Please....

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candance kagan
10 years ago

Don't give in to fear. We can not give up part of what makes up unique out of fear. Be watchful not fearful.

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Mari Mennel-Bell
10 years ago

Please Open Royal, esp for the musicians the play, and PLEASE clean up Bourbon- it's an embarrassment!

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Turkeytown
10 years ago

Yup

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Lisa Wade
10 years ago

The ability to walk on Royal free of cars and happen upon music is one of the most charming things about the French Quarter. Please don't take this away from us and our musicians and street performers!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

And this is what is going to help the crime? Come on!!!

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Steven Dzelzgalvis
10 years ago

2138 Buffalo Drive

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bryan minto
10 years ago

This is ridiculous.

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Carlos Davis
10 years ago

I love NOLA

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Tori McCauslin
10 years ago

If there was an emergency, there are plenty of side streets. Sounds like it's just an excuse to get rid of the beloved street musicians and that is literally the best part of Royal street in my opinion. It wouldn't be as cultural and New Orleans'y' without the street performers.