New Orleans Courtyard - Gadsden, AL
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YoSam.
N 34° 00.869 W 086° 00.291
16S E 591886 N 3764207
The New Orleans Courtyard, is really the back parking area of the Hardin Center for the Cultural Arts, called and used as such during live music events.
Waymark Code: WMPY7H
Location: Alabama, United States
Date Posted: 11/09/2015
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Couty of arch: Etowah County
Location of arch: S. 5th St., between Broad St. & Locust St., Gadsden
The crosswalk from the cafe to the mural is not just painted white lines, but the black and white keys of a piano keyboard...
This space is cleared of vehicles for concert nights, but during business hours, very heavy traffic, and constant moving to get out of the way of cars.
" Beginning on Friday, April 3, live music will once again fill the New Orleans-style outdoor courtyard at the Hardin Center for Cultural Arts in Historic Downtown Gadsden. This year marks the 17th anniversary season of the series and, as in years past, the series will feature live bands every Friday and Saturday night, April through August, weather permitting. The courtyard opens at 5 p.m. and the performers begin at 7 p.m. and play until at least 9 p.m. Courtyard Café offers food and beverage service and table reservations are available by calling (256) 547-1066. The concerts are always free and open to the public.
"The outdoor courtyard area has been improved through the years by the generous support of the Serendipity Dance Club and features brick pavers, gas lanterns, a stage, and trompe l’oeil murals painted by artists Steve Temple, Robert Johnston, and Mario Gallardo. With a wrought iron balcony and glowing lights strung overheard, lush plantings, and the Basil Gilchrist memorial fountain, visitors are transported to the French Quarter in New Orleans or to a hidden courtyard off of Dauphin Street in Mobile." ~ The Messenger