Quiet Conversations
The Art that the Upstairs Lounge Fire has inspired
Amy Daley Williams, along with Frank Perez, Katheleen Conlon and the LGBT plus Archives produces the 50the anniversary of the fire.
Kathleen Conlon, organizes multi eventsongtime admirer of the New Orleans LGBT plus community brings a creatvie panel together to share their stories for the fiftieth anniversary of the fire.
Max Vernon writes a musical and brings the story around the world.
Monica Ordonez inspires her dance troupe to experience the art that has been made around the Upstairs arson and inspires her troupe.
Hunter Burke's reading of his screenplay with his main character Regina in the audience.
Historian Frank Perez explains the mission of the LGBT+ Archives of Louisiana and a welcome to Quiet Conversations.
with Rio Riggen
Amy Daley Williams, along with Frank Perez, Katheleen Conlon and the LGBT plus Archives produces the 50the anniversary of the fire.
Kathleen Conlon, organizes multi eventsongtime admirer of the New Orleans LGBT plus community brings a creatvie panel together to share their stories for the fiftieth anniversary of the fire.
Max Vernon writes a musical and brings the story around the world.
Monica Ordonez inspires her dance troupe to experience the art that has been made around the Upstairs arson and inspires her troupe.
Hunter Burke's reading of his screenplay with his main character Regina in the audience.
Historian Frank Perez explains the mission of the LGBT+ Archives of Louisiana and a welcome to Quiet Conversations.
with Rio Riggen