Friends of the Cabildo will host a special screening of rare 16mm film footage from the first-ever New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on Wednesday, April 23. The event, part of the ongoing FOC Film Series, will take place in the third-floor performance space of the New Orleans Jazz Museum at the Old U.S. Mint, beginning at 6:30 p.m.

New Orleans blues fans have something to look forward to this Jazz Fest season: Love Letters: Samantha Fish Live from New Orleans will return to the local airwaves for its fourth consecutive year. The half-hour documentary is slated to air on WYES-TV Channel 12 on Saturday, April 26 at 10:30 p.m. and again on Monday, April 28 at 9:30 p.m., coinciding with the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.

Although The Abita Stumps are a family band, they’re less Partridge Family and more Muscle Shoals meets the Tchefuncte. The Northshore-based group began as a post-Katrina jam session between old friends and neighbors and has since evolved into a full-fledged swampy-tonk ensemble—thanks in large part to the second generation: four jazz-trained brothers who happen to be the sons of the band’s leader, guitarist Dalton Lambert.

New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival music line up released. April 24-May 4

Music Census Sessions is a free resource for New Orleans music professionals. Designed for folks with all levels of experience, these in-person and virtual workshops, roundtables, and networking events will give you practical tools to build, grow, and sustain your music career.

The Man Behind Led Zeppelin's Sound One of the greatest guitarists of all time, Jimmy Page was the genius behind Led Zeppelin's iconic, hard rock sound. But behind the rock god image, Page cultivated enough dark secrets, questionable behavior, and interpersonal problems to fill a stairway to heaven.