Attend District C’s Coffee on Your Corner event on Thursday, May 28, 2026, from 10–11 a.m. at Baldwin & Co. coffee + bookstore, located at 1030 Elysian Fields Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70117. The topic of discussion will be the Department of Safety and Permits, and attendees will have the opportunity to hear directly from the Director, Ms. Susannah Kirby.

What awaits you is a warm cup of coffee and a great conversation. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions during the event, and you are also welcome to submit any specific concerns ahead of time when registering.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER: https://form.jotform.com/cnoneo/DistrictC_CoffeeOnYourCorner

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View as a webpage  /  ShareDistrict C Newsletter, April 23, 2026 What’s Going On In District C Councilmember Freddie King Host a Job Fair Mother’s Day BrunchOther News & Information JA | Start UP INVESTING IN TOMORROWAlice Harte Summer CampHello District C Families, InspireNOLA Charter Schools is excited to invite you back to the 2026 Harte Summer Camp! This year’s theme is “Imagination Inventors” — campers will explore art, science, movement, and more through hands-on projects and creative play. Camp will also include water days and field trips for extra fun and exploration. Details: Dates: 05/27/2026–06/26/2026 Ages: 5-12 Time: 8:00 AM–3:30 PM Price: $400 (breakfast and lunch included) Spaces are limited. You can find the registration link HERE. Please spread the word InspireNOLA would love to welcome more campers to a summer of discovery and fun! The French Quarter Business Association Gala The French Quarter Business Association is excited to announce that our annual fundraising Gala will be held on Thursday, June 4, at The MISI, in their new space on the 4th floor!We hope you can attend, and please consider sponsoring and/or donating an item or a gift certificate to our silent auction. This fundraiser covers more than half of our annual operating costs, so your support is vital to the association’s success.Donors will be recognized at the gala with signage and through advance publicity leading up to the event via emails, newsletters, and social media. If you can donate, please email support@fqba.org Sponsorship LevelsYeah You Right: French Market April NewsletterCommunity Farmers MarketRead the April Newsletter here | Subscribe to NORD’s Newsletter HereWould you like to become a NORD Volunteer? Let’s meet!Come volunteer with us! People volunteer for a variety of reasons. Volunteering offers individuals the opportunity to contribute to their community and to develop new skills or build on existing experience and knowledge. Scan our QR CODE to start your volunteer process today! For more information and further questions, visit nordc.org/volunteer. Contact UsPlease Reach out to the District C Staff at any time. We are here to help! Office Phone – (504) 658-1030 Winston Fiore, Chief of Staff, Land Use– Winston.Fiore@nola.gov Landon Williams, Director of Constituent Services– Landon.Williams@nola.gov Kara Johnson, Director of Legal and Governmental Affairs –  Kara.Johnson@nola.gov Eleanor Gaudin, Director of Special Projects – Eleanor.Gaudin@nola.gov Tyronee Williams, Community Liaison – Tyronee.Williams@nola.gov Subscribe to our newsletter New Orleans City CouncilFreddie King, III — District C Follow Councilmember King on Social Media NEW ORLEANS CITY COUNCIL1300 Perdido Street, Second Floor West, New Orleans, LA 70112 Website  |  (504) 658-1000  |  Contact us

The COPS 4 Annual Crawfish Boil fundraiser for the 4th District Police will be held on Saturday March 28th from 2-4pm at the police Station Tickets are $25 each. Can pay at the door. Pick up to go available also. Seafood by Johnny’s seafood, refreshments and raffle.

From Unbuntu Village NOLA:

“Don’t miss our Heal The Block Saturday, March 28th at the CutOff Playground, 11am – 3pm.

Bring your family, friends, and neighbors to learn more about the services, resources, and programs available to you.

There will be food, fun, and giveaways you don’t want to miss. We’ll see you there!

Heal the Block is a community initiative bringing together community members, organizations, and holistic resources dedicating to improving our neighbors overall quality of life. Each event is held in a central location within the neighborhood to increase accessibility to resources and services.”