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New Orleans Jazz Festival at La Goutte d'Or — 2nd Day

Photo : Le 360 Paris

Oct 24

New Orleans Jazz Festival at La Goutte d'Or — 2nd Day

New Orleans comes alive in the heart of the 18th district, blending soulful melodies with indigenous storytelling and Southern comfort food. Whether you are chasing the roots of jazz or simply craving a taste of the Bayou, this cultural detour promises to shift your perspective on the connection between Africa and the Mississippi.

Le 360 Paris Music Factory (Paris 18th)

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On Saturday, October 24, 2026, the 360 Paris Music Factory hosts the second day of the New Orleans Jazz Festival in the Goutte d'Or neighborhood. From 11:00 to 22:30, the venue celebrates Louisiana culture through masterclasses, documentary screenings, and traditional storytelling, culminating in a vibrant evening concert. While the evening performances are ticketed, ranging from 23 to 25 euros, the daytime masterclasses and film screening are free of charge, though they require advance reservation. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore the origins and contemporary resonances of jazz, soul, and funk in an intimate setting.

On Saturday, October 24, 2026, the second day of the New Orleans Jazz Festival at La Goutte d'Or explores the musical cultures, stories, and cuisine of Louisiana at the 360 Paris Music Factory.

From 11 am to 12 pm, Dr. Jean Montes offers a masterclass on improvisation in New Orleans music: rhythm, listening, and dialogue between musicians.

From 2 pm to 3:30 pm, screening of Tukki: From the Roots to the Bayou, directed by Alune Wade and Vincent Le Gal. This documentary follows a musical journey between Africa and New Orleans, encountering the roots of jazz and their contemporary resonances.

From 4 pm to 5:30 pm, musician and storyteller Grayhawk Perkins shares stories and traditions of Louisiana's indigenous cultures, blending music, memory, and oral tradition.

At 8 pm, Robin Barnes and NOLA French Connection close the day with a concert. Nicknamed "The Songbird of New Orleans," Robin Barnes mixes jazz, soul, funk, zydeco, and Cajun and Creole influences.

The restaurant Ô18 also offers New Orleans-inspired cuisine from 12 pm to 2 pm and 7 pm to 11 pm, at an additional cost.

The 360 Paris Music Factory — 32 rue Myrha, Paris 18th. Program, rates, and reservations: https://le360paris.com/evenement/2eme-jour-festival-jazz-nouvelle-orleans-a-la-goutte-dor-2026/

Our take on this event

The festival day kicks off at 11:00 with an improvisation masterclass led by Dr. Jean Montes, focusing on rhythm and musical dialogue. At 14:00, attendees can watch the documentary Tukki: From the Roots to the Bayou, which explores the deep connections between African roots and New Orleans jazz. The educational portion continues at 16:00 with Grayhawk Perkins, a musician and storyteller who will present the traditions and oral histories of Louisiana's indigenous cultures.

The main musical event begins at 20:00 with a concert by Robin Barnes and the NOLA French Connection. Known as The Songbird of New Orleans, Barnes brings a fusion of jazz, soul, funk, zydeco, and creole influences to the stage. Tickets for this performance are priced between 23 and 25 euros, or can be included in a three-day festival pass for 75 euros.

Guests can also enjoy Louisiana-inspired cuisine at the Ô18 restaurant located on-site, serving guests between 12:00 and 14:00, and again from 19:00 to 23:00. Please note that dining is available at an additional cost.

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