Best thing to happen to Mid City since Jazz Fest, which we all know is cost prohibitive to MANY - so keep this Festival FREE!!!!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Keep the Parks viable for the people to use and enjoy, not stared at from a distance. Keep a check on disproportionate city fees.
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Melissa Gemeinhardt
12 years ago
Events like the Boogaloo are an invaluable component of our unique local culture & should be CELEBRATED not harassed out of existence.
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Susan Lavie
12 years ago
Events and groups who have been respectfully using the bayou for 5 or more years should be exempt from the proposed outrageous fees regardless of any changes.
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Dr. Richard Scribner
12 years ago
Do not let newcomer residents, with out of town past, destroy our cultural heritage and use of BSJ
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I live near Bayou St John, and I want to be able to use this space for events, public and private!
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kathy sebastian
12 years ago
Bayou Boogaloo is an extremely important neighborhood festival, it should be supported by the city not taxed.
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Teddy Newmyer
12 years ago
The Boogaloo is the best.
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Michelle Newman
12 years ago
Save it!
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Kati Johnston
12 years ago
Please, let's not lose this important festival.
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Adele Tiblier
12 years ago
Those that live on Moss do not OWN the rights to the area surrounding the Bayou. I live just blocks from this festival and want to see the use of the area for events like this continue at only the cost of the permit for a long time to come.
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Genevieve Murdick
12 years ago
that's my favorite festival!
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Martha Said
12 years ago
This is a great festival. Keep it free.
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Carrie Beth Lasley, PhD
12 years ago
Hamtramck, MI
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Samantha Hilsenrod
12 years ago
The Bayou Bugaloo will be a more effective community fundraiser if it is free, attracting more people to spend money on drinks, etc. at the festival.
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Antonio Alonzo
12 years ago
I live in Bayou St. John and I really love this festival. I had some of the most memorable times of my life there for Boogaloo 2013, and keep my plastic cup remembering it is coming up again.
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Kyle hughes
12 years ago
Save the Bayou Boogaloo Festival!!!
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kevin fahy
12 years ago
keep it free
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Erik Kliebert
12 years ago
KEEP IT FREE
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Louis Crispino
12 years ago
I live 4 blocks from the Bayou , and I belive it is and should remain a public community asset, not just a playground for those with $$$!
Best thing to happen to Mid City since Jazz Fest, which we all know is cost prohibitive to MANY - so keep this Festival FREE!!!!
Keep the Parks viable for the people to use and enjoy, not stared at from a distance. Keep a check on disproportionate city fees.
Events like the Boogaloo are an invaluable component of our unique local culture & should be CELEBRATED not harassed out of existence.
Events and groups who have been respectfully using the bayou for 5 or more years should be exempt from the proposed outrageous fees regardless of any changes.
Do not let newcomer residents, with out of town past, destroy our cultural heritage and use of BSJ
I live near Bayou St John, and I want to be able to use this space for events, public and private!
Bayou Boogaloo is an extremely important neighborhood festival, it should be supported by the city not taxed.
The Boogaloo is the best.
Save it!
Please, let's not lose this important festival.
Those that live on Moss do not OWN the rights to the area surrounding the Bayou. I live just blocks from this festival and want to see the use of the area for events like this continue at only the cost of the permit for a long time to come.
that's my favorite festival!
This is a great festival. Keep it free.
Hamtramck, MI
The Bayou Bugaloo will be a more effective community fundraiser if it is free, attracting more people to spend money on drinks, etc. at the festival.
I live in Bayou St. John and I really love this festival. I had some of the most memorable times of my life there for Boogaloo 2013, and keep my plastic cup remembering it is coming up again.
Save the Bayou Boogaloo Festival!!!
keep it free
KEEP IT FREE
I live 4 blocks from the Bayou , and I belive it is and should remain a public community asset, not just a playground for those with $$$!