About the Bywater Neighborhood Association
Mission Statement
To improve the living conditions and serve the needs of the neighborhood. To serve as a clearinghouse of information for the neighborhood. To provide an opportunity for dialogue concerning issues in the neighborhood. To preserve the architectural and cultural heritage of the neighborhood.
Meetings
General meetings are open to the public. The general meeting takes place on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm at Holy Angels Concert Hall [upstairs], 3500 St. Claude Avenue.
Dates, times and locations are subject to change due to holidays, special events, etc. Please check our Facebook page or latest email newsletter to confirm a specific meeting.
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RTA seeks comment on downtown bus hub location
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NEW ORLEANS — The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority (RTA) is seeking public comment on the proposed downtown transit center hub locations resulting from an RTA commissioned study, New Orleans Downtown Transit Center Alternatives Analysis.City's One Stop Shop for Permits & Licensing to Close on Wednesdays
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NEW ORLEANS — In order to recover from the Cyber Incident, the One Stop Shop for Permits & Licensing, which includes the Vieux Carre Commission (VCC), Historic Districts Landmarks Commission (HDLC), City Planning Commission (CPC), and the Department of Safety and Permits, will be closed to the pub...Coming soon!
New Brewpub Will Bring Acclaimed Chef’s Viet-Cajun Creations to Bywater
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Bywater Brewpub’s kitchen will be led by Anh Luu, a New Orleans native who owned a Viet-Cajun restaurant in PortlandAnd this..
New Orleans’s ‘First’ Omakase Destination Makes Much-Anticipated Debut
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Nagomi opens in the Bywater February 12, but good luck getting a table
Mission Statement
The Bywater Neighborhood Association's Mission is to improve the living conditions and serve the needs of the neighborhood. To serve as a clearinghouse of information for the neighborhood. To provide opportunity for dialogue concerning issues in the neighborhood. To preserve the architectural and cultural heritage of the neighborhood.