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    Alexis Larinda Carney
    Feb 2

    Treme Cultural Tour 2/3, 2/14, & 3/8

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    Treme Cultural Tour 10 AM Sunday: February 3rd - Advance tickets: https://sforce.co/2CQyUVn Thursday: February 14th - Advance tickets: https://sforce.co/2COpNol Friday: March 8th - Advance tickets: https://sforce.co/2FSouIZ Tickets: $20 Members | $25 General Admission Departure Point: Treme Coffeehouse (1501 St. Philip Street)

    This walking tour of Treme provides a rich, detailed perspective on one of the city’s oldest and most storied neighborhoods. Originally known as “back of town,” the old Creole feel of Treme makes it easy to imagine the early 1800s multicultural community formed by immigrants, free people of color, and refugees from Saint-Domingue. An important center of the city’s African-American and Creole culture, Treme is the cherished home of fourth and fifth generation residents who strive to maintain the area’s cultural and social traditions. We will trace the origin and development of Treme through the amazing nineteenth century architecture (including Creole cottages, townhouses, and shotgun houses), geography, and urban influences dating from the subdivision of this land by Claude Treme in the 1790s to the present day.

    Don't forget to enjoy Treme Coffeehouse before or after your tour!

     

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