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The Tune-Up Grant Program supports New Orleans live music venues with expert-led sound consultations and up to $5,000 in matching grants for acoustic improvements, in partnership with Loyola University.
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Frenchmen Rides is a collaboration with Uber & Lyft to create a safer, more efficient experience for people getting to and from the Frenchmen Street strip of live music venues and attractions.
Mayor's office partners with parking providers to provide discounted parking memberships for hospitality workers in downtown New Orleans
The City of New Orleans and its partners offer a variety or programs that provide resources that help local businesses save money and operate more sustainably.
Mediate NOLA is a new initiative that provides free mediation and conflict resolution services to address neighborhood disputes. Through direct communication and compromise, we can establish respectful and ongoing relationships that help neighbors to peacefully coexist and thrive.
In conjunction with City (insert City Health Dept. link) and State health officials the Office of Nighttime Economy has been working to train hospitality workers in the administration of Narcan. The goal is to have Narcan behind every bar. Interested in receiving a kit? Please contact nightmayor@nola.gov for more information.
The Mayors Office of Nighttime Economy is working in partnership with the New Orleans Regional Transit Authority to conduct a post COVID transit survey aimed at providing better service to Central Business District and French Quarter hospitality workers.
Musicians in New Orleans need safe and convenient ways to load their instruments and equipment into venues. The Mayors Office of Nighttime Economy has identified locations around the city that have designated loading zones near venue.
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