Category: good deeds

5 Faces of Louisiana North

October 28, 2013

Massive oaks are not the only mighty giants that emerged along the scenic Cane River in Louisiana North.  A slave’s daughter, Clementine Hunter first picked up oils at the age of 54 while cleaning the artists’ residence.  Her artistic legacy depicts plantation life in vivid color.  Upstairs in the African House at Melrose Plantation is a … More 5 Faces of Louisiana North

Parading for a Cause

March 25, 2013

In San Francisco’s Castro district each December, scantily clad and hugely exhilarated men and women make the annual partly unplanned trek about town. Oh so San Fran, and oh so fun, the annual Santa Skivvies event is produced by and benefits the San Francisco Aids Foundation.  It begins and ends at Lookout: 3600 16th Street.   … More Parading for a Cause