[Dixielandjazz] Fw: e-Pops Newsletter: October 11, 2002

[Robert S. Ringwald]

DJML members might be interested in the following newsletter.  Also, if you
get to NY, be sure to visit the Louis Armstrong Archives in Queens.  I have
been there & it is a gas.

Bob
mr.wonderful@ringwald.com


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Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 2:29 PM
Subject: e-Pops Newsletter: October 11, 2002


> New Friends Made at CultureFest
>
> On the weekend of September 28-29, the Louis Armstrong House & Archives
participated in the second annual CultureFest in Manhattan's Bryant Park.
More than 80 New York City museums and cultural institutions were
represented at the event, which was hosted by NYC & Company.
>
> Thousands of Armstrong fans and friends stopped by our tent to watch our
video, buy a T-shirt, pick up literature, find out what's new, and work out
our Satchmo Jumble puzzle. Our Satchmobile was also on display, pumping out
Hot Five and All Star classics.
>
> More than 150 visitors signed up to receive e-Pops during the two days.
Hello to all of you! The winners of our T-shirt raffle were Maggie Haley of
Manhattan, Rachel Kaplan of Kew Gardens, Queens, and Caroline Chin of
Alpharetta, Georgia. Congratulations, and wear your shirts proudly.
>
> Over the CultureFest weekend, we also asked people to vote for their
all-time favorite Armstrong song. It comes as no surprise that the big
winner was "What a Wonderful World," followed by "Hello Dolly," and "When
the Saints Go Marching In." But it's not too late to voice your choice. Tell
us your favorite Armstrong song by sending an email to satchmo@qc.edu, and
we'll announce the outcome in our next e-Pops.
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