Stay Home
From sitting in a pothole to random places across New Orleans, here are a bunch of backgrounds you can download and use for your Zooming.
Bars might be temporarily closed, but that doesn’t stop the Pittsburgh Fine Drinking Society from meeting on Thursdays.
It’s a weird collection of thoughts, notes, photos, correspondence and signage, but these are the things that may, one day, help piece together the real, lived experience of the coronavirus in New Orleans and throughout the world.
Sometimes there are nights when she, like all of us, just lies awake and finds that doing nothing is a task unto itself. The New Orleans artist, who’s most at home behind a turntable and in front of a dancing crowd, has learned new ways to get new editions of her weekly WWOZ show on the air.
The flyover was done as a salute to first responders and hospital workers in some of the hardest hit areas of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
As we move into our “new normal” for the next few weeks, we’re going to highlight some of the best virtual happenings! Here’s what we’re looking forward to this week:.
Miss browsing your favorite vintage shop? Looking for some sustainable fashion? You can browse and shop Pittsburgh vintage sellers online.
As we push through our “new normal,” many of us have found creative ways to cope with social distancing and the world around us.
Ya’ll, it’s May already! We know, this May is different. No festivals. More inside. But, there’s still plenty to look forward to this weekend!
Despite the novel coronavirus outbreak, the Jazz Fest must go on! Residents made the most of the first weekend of Jazz Fest as WWOZ-FM presented “Fest in Place,” a virtual fest of sorts as the station played archival performances from previous Jazz Fests during the same hours the stages would have been open at the Fairgrounds.