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  • Playing at New Orleans Musical Legends Park
  • Playing at New Orleans Musical Legends Park.
  • Young musicians from a local New Orleans school.
  • Visiting musicians are always ready to help a budding star.
  • French Quarter Festival celebration begins at Legends Park
  • French Quarter Festival celebration at Legends Park.
  • Visitors to Legends Park on a bright summer's day.
  • A great place to "chill out" and listen to some jazz .
  • Great music, good food, and awsome beignets, what could be better?
  • New Orleans Musical Legends Park's Board of Directors.
  • Statue of New Orleans native and jazz great Louis Prima, Sr.
  • Louis Prima, Jr. with the statue of his father.
  • Louis Prima, Jr. at the unveiling of the statue of his father.
  • Louis Prima, Jr. at the unveiling of the statue of his father.
  • Serving breakfast at Cafe Beignet in Musical Legends Park.
  • Visitors at the front entrance to the New Orleans Musical Legends Park.
  • Mardi Gras in the French Quarter begins at New Orleans Musicl Legends Park.
  • The Park, an ideal place to kick off Carnival day celebrations.

New Orleans Musical Legends Park honors some of New Orleans' most legendary performers: Al Hirt, Pete Fountain, Fats Dominio, Chris Owens, Ronnie Kole, Louis Prima, and Allen Toussaint.

Throughout the Park, life-size bronze statues of the legends watch over young aspiring performers as they develope their craft. The youngsters, from local schools, find that the Park is a warm and friendly venue. Then too, local musicians are often on hand to provide encouragement, and a tip or two.

During festival time, which is 'most all of the time in New Orleans, the Park is a great place to meet friends.