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Gay Halloween in New Orleans

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Party for a Cause

Over Halloween there's a Gay Party for a Cause. There's a fun Halloween weekend planed that benefits Project Lazarus, which provides services to people with AIDS who can no longer live independently, or whose family can no longer take care of them. Total donations to Project Lazarus from last year's event surpassed $4 million.

The Fun Weekend

With a name like "Twisted Seasons" you can expect a lot of fun. From October 29 through November 1, come celebrate Halloween in New Orleans. Each night is a special themed party in a unique venue.

Schedule of Events

Thursday, Oct 29: "An Autumn Indulgence" at The Shops at Canal Place. This kickoff "dressy" event features a taste of New Orleans food from restaurants around the city, silent auction and a performance by Amy and Freddy of "America's Got Talent."

Friday, Oct 30: " Wicked Winter Wonderland" at Generations Hall. At this popular dance club in the Warehouse district, DJ Seth Cooper will warm you up, but get ready to dance through a blizzard! Saturday, Oct. 31: "A Midsummer Night's SCREAM" at Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World. This brand new location on the East Bank of the Mississippi will promise to be a night to remember. This costume extravaganza and DJ Roland Belmares-led dance party is bound to be full of Halloween treats.

Sunday: "Spring Rejuvenation" on the steamboat Natchez. A perfect way to end the weekend, experience the beauty and romance of the New Orleans skyline on an authentic Mississippi River paddlewheel steamboat. Brunch and entertainment are on board. Chartered especially for Halloween New Orleans.

More Information

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