| Thank You!!! |
Well, we did it! Project 30-90 has come and gone, and despite a venue change 7 days prior to the show and a torrential monsoon on the day of show, we still managed to pull off a nearly flawless production. We had our hiccups, but all in all we are pleased with the show we delivered: a first-class production powered totally on renewable energy with a full slate of environmentally conscious initiatives to make the event as carbon-free as possible. Doing something like this takes the efforts of many, so my Thank You list is long. I’ll certainly forget someone, and if I do please forgive my slight due to lack of sleep. Without further ado, the big Thank You goes to: |
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- Alex Kelly
- Olivia, Maddie and JD Kelly
- Jim and Faye Kelly
- Idea Village
- Jonathan Harris
- Kat Wittenburg
- Cody Murray
- Mehmet Ergelen
- Downtown Development District
- Louisiana Dept. of Tourism
- NolaTunes.com
- NolaBrewing
- Glaceau
- Glazers
- Mardi Gras World – Blaine Kern Studios
- Bond Public Relations
- Gulf Coast Solar
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- South Coast Solar
- Strike It Green
- Gridless Energies
- HeroFarm
- Bob Brown
- Art for Wear
- Stephen Rehage
- Megan Grant
- Rachel Perez
- Howie Kaplan
- Robert Leblanc
- Aaron Wolfson/Savvy Gourmet
- John Evans
- Cypress Productions
- Jeff Skurlock
- Arts Council of New Orleans
- Marriott Hotels
- Your Event Delivered
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- Event Restrooms
- NewOrleans.com
- Offbeat Magazine
- Where Y’At Magazine
- WDSU
- WGNO
- WWL
- LiveGreenOrleans
- Louisiana Green Scene Magazine
- Zea
- Mulates
- Cochon
- Herbsaint
- Café Adelaide
- La Citron Bistro
- Rainey’s Catering
- La Divina Gelateria
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- Crescent City Sausage & Pie Company
- Green Fork Catering
- Red Bull Energy Drink
- Gogo Borgerding – Gogo Jewelry
- Hartwig Moss Insurance
- LaunchPad Television
- Lagnaippe Restaurant Supply
- Playback Clothing
- Andrew Campanelli
- George Gekas
- Andy Neubauer
- Nick Thomas
- Art For Wear/Clare Durrett
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- all the volunteers, artists, bands and fans who came out to support. See you next year.
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| A special thanks to the Downtown Development District of New Orleans |
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We like to take this opportunity to say thanks to the DDD for all their help and support along the way. If you are not familiar with the Downtown Development District, here your chance to learn more...visit DDD online
The Downtown Development District of New Orleans (DDD) was created by the Louisiana Legislature in 1974 as the nation's first assessment-based business improvement district (BID) to provide enhanced services in economic development, cleaning and safety. The DDD services the area bounded by Iberville Street, the Pontchartrain Expressway, Claiborne Avenue and the Mississippi River. The DDD is governed by an 11-member Board of Commissioners who represent a cross section of the diverse Downtown community. Appointed by local elected officials, our commissioners help guide the policies and programs of the DDD.
Their mission
To drive the development of Downtown New Orleans and be the catalyst for a prosperous, stimulating, innovative heart of the Crescent City.
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