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New Orleans Daiquiri Festival
The Annual New Orleans Daiquiri Festival celebrates Louisiana's most infamous drink: The Frozen Daiquiri. Hundreds of Daiquiri Shops can be found all throughout Louisiana, and New Orleans is the global destination where folks come to drive through one of our many Daiquiri Shops, or pick one up and walk through the city enjoying our unique open-container laws. The festival brings together soul food, live music, activities and of course, plenty of classic and innovative daiquiri flavors.
The Annual New Orleans Daiquiri Festival celebrates Louisiana's most infamous drink: The Frozen Daiquiri. Hundreds of Daiquiri Shops can be found all throughout Louisiana, and New Orleans is the global destination where folks come to drive through one of our many Daiquiri Shops, or pick one up and walk through the city enjoying our unique open-container laws. The festival brings together soul food, live music, activities and of course, plenty of classic and innovative daiquiri flavors.
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Old New Orleans Rum partners with New Orleans Daiquiri Festival 11/2014

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DonQ Rum sponsors New Orleans Daiquiri Festival 11/2014

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Sailor Jerry signs deal with New Orleans Daiquiri Festival V-Side: Filthy Linen Festival, daiq attack, ostrich racesV-Side: Filthy Linen Festival, daiq attack, ostrich races Get dirty at evening Frenchmen Art MarketTHURSDAY-SATURDAY / Snap crackle pop-up: Originally a Jazz Fest pop-up, the Frenchmen Street Art Market is now weekly! From 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, local artists set up their tables and wares at 619 Frenchmen St. between the Apple Barrel and Spotted Cat. This weekend is particularly unique as the Market is putting on the first Filthy Linen Festival ever. Dig your duds out of the laundry and head over for some shopping and Frenchmen fare Saturday night. Thursday through Sunday weekly, 7PM-1 AM, 619 Frenchmen St., free admission.SATURDAY / Who daiq? With temperatures and humidity running high, we can’t think of a better time to celebrate one of the many quintessential New Orleans drinks: the frozen daiquiri. The Second New Orleans Daiquiri Festival is this Saturday, Aug. 18, at 4000 St. Claude Ave. Presented by OHNO Co. and the Bywater Community Development Corporation and sponsored by Sailor Jerry Rum, the festival promises to be more than just a bad hangover; it features gourmet daiquiris designed by some of New Orleans’ most infamous bartenders, fancy food trucks, six of the best local DJs, and a photo booth to document your brain freeze. Saturday, Aug. 18, 3-9 PM, 4000 St. Claude Ave., free admission.Seriously? Ostrich racing? At the Fairgrounds?SATURDAY / Drink like a camel:  Abita Beer presents the first Tails and Ales, and no, “tails” is not a typo. Tails refers to the featured horse, camel, and ostrich racing. If that’s not enough to entice you, the ale portion refers to the tasting of more than 75 craft beers from around the world. With unusual racing and specialty beers as well as a VIP option that gets you food, early admission, and prime seating, get tickets as soon as possible because they are bound to run out. Saturday, Aug. 18, 5-9 PM, 1751 Gentilly Blvd., tickets $30-60.Anna Shults is Associate Editor of NolaVie. 11/2014

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