Gallery: White Linen Night brings bright night for art lovers on Julia Street
The 25th annual Hancock Whitney White Linen Night had bright, white-linen clad revelers taking precious strolls down Julia Street during in the 300 to 700 blocks of Julia Street as well as other venues around the Arts District New Orleans.
by Michael DeMocker
August 4, 2019
The 25th annual Hancock Whitney White Linen Night had bright, white-linen clad revelers taking precious strolls down Julia Street during in the 300 to 700 blocks of Julia Street as well as other venues around the Arts District New Orleans.
The free block party featured live music, food and drink from over 30 local vendors, gallery openings, and displays of public art, all benefiting the Contemporary Arts Center. We sent photojournalist Michael DeMocker to capture the fun.
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