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John Freeman and Garnette Cadogan present the inaugural issue of FREEMAN’S at Garden District Books

Editor John Freeman and author Garnette Cadogan will present the inaugural issue of Freeman’s, a new journal featuring writing by some of today’s most notable authors, with an event from 6 – 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 2, at Garden District Book Shop (2727 Prytania St.). Freeman is best known as the former editor of Granta and former president John Freeman and Garnette Cadogan present the inaugural issue of FREEMAN’S at Garden District Books

10th Annual DRAW-A-THON!

@ 3330 Saint Claude Ave.   Press Street’s 24 hour Draw-a-thon is the only event of its kind in the city of New Orleans. It is an art experience in which people are active participants– not spectators; where the entire premise is to encourage creating for the sake of creating. It is an all-ages, free 10th Annual DRAW-A-THON!

Indie Grits Road Show

Jam-packed with raw weirdness barreling over hills and through valleys, wobbling and pulsing with pure titillating starforce, it’s the Indie Grits Roadshow! The Indie Grits Festival is a film, art, music, and tech festival in Columbia, SC, and They’ve had nine nervously beautiful and strangely grandiose years of experimental art, film, and performance–and now they bringing the best of the best Indie Grits Road Show

Santa’s Cheap Art Auction

GET A SNEAK PREVIEW OF THE WORK AND BID RIGHT NOW UNTIL THE START OF THE LIVE AUCTION: http://www.biddingowl.com/antenna  Saturday, December 5 Preview 6pm, Live Auction 7pm Free to Attend! $10 Paddle Fee / Cash Bar @ 3330 Saint Claude Ave  Come out to this raucous event with Santa as live auctioneer and get affordable art by some of your Santa’s Cheap Art Auction

I would like to leave just a little bit of messiness: Margaret Eby on exploring towns and homes of the Southern literary canon

Birmingham, Alabama, native Margaret Eby returned South from her adopted home in New York City to write a travelogue about the towns where the stories of the Southern canon take place, as well as the authors who lived and worked in them. The result of her visits to Jackson, Mississippi, Monroeville, Alabama, Oxford, Mississippi, New I would like to leave just a little bit of messiness: Margaret Eby on exploring towns and homes of the Southern literary canon

Bright Lines author Tanwi Nandini Islam in conversation with TWF lit director J.R. Ramakrishnan Nov. 19

Author Tanwi Nandini Islam will present her new novel, Bright Lines, at an event featuring conversation with J.R. Ramakrishnan at 6 p.m. on Thursday, November 19, at the Garden District Book Shop (2727 Prytania St.). The Denver Post called Islam’s debut novel “A Brooklyn-by-way-of-Bangladesh Royal Tenenbaums. A pot-tinged, PTSD Muslim Sesame Street. With sex. Hallucinations, Bright Lines author Tanwi Nandini Islam in conversation with TWF lit director J.R. Ramakrishnan Nov. 19

T. Geronimo Johnson wins Ernest Gaines Award for Welcome to Braggsville

New Orleans-born T. Geronimo Johnson recently won the Ernest Gaines Award for Literary Excellence for his novel Welcome to Braggsville. The award will be presented during a public ceremony at the Manship Theatre in downtown Baton Rouge on Jan. 21 at 6:30 p.m. Welcome to Braggsville is a socially provocative, dark comedy that explores political identity, racial T. Geronimo Johnson wins Ernest Gaines Award for Welcome to Braggsville

Platforms Fund 2016-17: Public Info Session

Antenna / Press Street is excited to announce its next cycle of funding with the Platforms Fund! For 2016-17 we will give away $40,000 in funding with a minimum of 8 projects funded! You can apply now by visiting https://pressstreet.submittable.com/submit/49529. January 29, 2016: Application Deadline March 1, 2016: Selections Announced Funded projects must commence between Platforms Fund 2016-17: Public Info Session