Live Music, Family Friendly, Election-Themed Games & Prizes! Great Drink Specials & More!
Razor-thin polling margins and candidates’ fixations on cats got you stressed?? Us too!
Join The Water Collaborative of Greater New Orleans and Step Up Lousiana at the Broadside on election night for a big community watch party! We’ll have live music, along with family friendly & election-themed games. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from the Broadside.
Entry is free! However, you may purchase a $25 donation ticket which will automatically enter you into a raffle for a chance to win a pair of Saints tickets!!
Doors at 5:30
Pavilion and Outdoor venue are All Ages from Open till 10pm, then 18+ till close. (Barroom is always 21+)
Whether you cope by staying glued to the results, dancing it out, or playing some silly games, come do it with your neighbors! And get out there and VOTE!!
About the Hosts!
The Water Collaborative is a local non-profit dedicated to water quality, access and affordability for all Southeast Louisianians. The organization recently published the results of a comprehensive study of lead contamination in Orleans Parish drinking water, providing free lead tests and water filters for nearly 150 households. They are now conducting free testing for PFAS (forever chemicals) in residences in seven parishes along Cancer Alley. The Water Collaborative also advocates for better stormwater policy and more green infrastructure for the city of New Orleans.
Step Up Louisiana is a membership based organization that fights for good jobs and good schools, with chapters across Southeast Louisiana. Step Up has worked with members, workers, advocates, and elected officials for years to form and put forward the Workers’ Bill of Rights (WBOR). The WBOR will put workers’ rights into the Bill of Rights in New Orleans’ Home Rule Charter, stating definitively that workers in our city deserve a living wage, healthcare access, the right to organize without retaliation, and paid leave. With the national election looming, and our state government attacking workers - it’s imperative that New Orleans stands up proudly for its people.
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