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NOLA Pyrate Week

By Sharon Keating, About.com

What:

NOLA Pyrate Week brings nine days of swashbuckling fun started by local musicians and artists, as well as community and charitable organizations. The purpose is to have fun dressed as a pirate, and help the community.

Events:

Events include several parties at the Avenue Pub (1732 Saint Charles Ave, There is a parade on the last Friday of Pyrate Week that starts at 7 p.m. at the R-Bar and wonders through the French Quarter. Other events include a crawfish boil, lunch with the pirates, a parade and a pirates ball. There is also a pirate's merchandise sale.

Volunteerism:

There are several events set up to volunteer in various parts of the recovery of New Orleans including the Green Project, devoted to making New Orleans more Green.

When:

NOLA Pyrate Week is usually held the first weekend of April. In 2009 it's from March 27 through April 6 th.

More Info:

For all the information you need go to the official NOLA Pyrate Week website
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