My wife and I will attend our first Mid-City Bayou Boogaloo in May 2014. A free Bayou Boogaloo is very attractive to us. Keep the rents down and the admission free and we'll spend more money on food, drink and arts and crafts and souvenirs. See you in May.
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Tim Lopez
12 years ago
let's be smart City Of NOLA...more good comes pit of this festival...keep the rentals as they are and let this group keep making the contributions they do...a percentage would probably be more money than the hiked fees...keep it free cause if it goes pay out goes away !!!
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Pam Dempsey
12 years ago
Very family oriented! Keep it free!
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Trae Molay
12 years ago
Keep it FREE! C'mon man....
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Kirk Colgan
12 years ago
Let them keep planting trees on the bayou!
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Brittany Ford
12 years ago
This is something that the local neighborhood really loves and enjoys! It's like a local festival for the neighborhood. Lots and lots look foward to it!
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Jason Kiracofe
12 years ago
Don't be greedy
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Kayla Howard
12 years ago
Saveeee da boogaloo
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Anna Henschel
12 years ago
Bayou St John resident.
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Lauren E.
12 years ago
Squeezing the people who use (and give back to!!) the Bayou strangles its revitalization.
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gary alipio
12 years ago
three years straight; love the duck pond
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Chad Stoulig
12 years ago
Mid-City Resident
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Rie
12 years ago
Where's the city official's morality? Save free culture and music!
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Steve Ryman
12 years ago
Keep it free! Best festival in NOLA hands down. I will only come back to visit and spend money at your businesses if this event stays free.
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Benjamin Leger
12 years ago
From a former resident of the Bayou St. John area.
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John Dilks
12 years ago
Mothership, plants trees, and thier sponsors such as positive vibrations foundations, are a positive force to the youth of New Orleans. The Bayou belongs to the community!!!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Clean and local. We have to keep this Fest going.
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heather riley
12 years ago
I support the Bayou Boogaloo!
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Kunal Nayee
12 years ago
Love the boogaloo, there work in the community, and the well organized, clean festival itself. LONG LIVE BOOGALOO!
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My wife and I will attend our first Mid-City Bayou Boogaloo in May 2014. A free Bayou Boogaloo is very attractive to us. Keep the rents down and the admission free and we'll spend more money on food, drink and arts and crafts and souvenirs. See you in May.
let's be smart City Of NOLA...more good comes pit of this festival...keep the rentals as they are and let this group keep making the contributions they do...a percentage would probably be more money than the hiked fees...keep it free cause if it goes pay out goes away !!!
Very family oriented! Keep it free!
Keep it FREE! C'mon man....
Let them keep planting trees on the bayou!
This is something that the local neighborhood really loves and enjoys! It's like a local festival for the neighborhood. Lots and lots look foward to it!
Don't be greedy
Saveeee da boogaloo
Bayou St John resident.
Squeezing the people who use (and give back to!!) the Bayou strangles its revitalization.
three years straight; love the duck pond
Mid-City Resident
Where's the city official's morality? Save free culture and music!
Keep it free! Best festival in NOLA hands down. I will only come back to visit and spend money at your businesses if this event stays free.
From a former resident of the Bayou St. John area.
Mothership, plants trees, and thier sponsors such as positive vibrations foundations, are a positive force to the youth of New Orleans. The Bayou belongs to the community!!!
Clean and local. We have to keep this Fest going.
I support the Bayou Boogaloo!
Love the boogaloo, there work in the community, and the well organized, clean festival itself. LONG LIVE BOOGALOO!