A HOMEFEST Film Premiere of Bayou Road: A Story of Black Economic Liberation

Thursday, December 3, 2026
Doors 6:00 PM    Screening 6:30 PM    Reception through 8:30 PM
André Cailloux Center for Performing Arts and Cultural Justice
2541 Bayou Road, New Orleans

Bayou Road: A Story of Black Economic Liberation premieres on the street it is about. Join us for the 36-minute documentary, remarks, and a reception in the Cabaret Lobby with The Sanctuary Bar open.

Presented by the André Cailloux Center for Performing Arts and Cultural Justice, Broad Community Connections, Community Book Center, and HOMEFEST.

Admission is free, and every guest must register. Seating is limited to 115, and registration is how we make sure there is a seat for everyone. When you reserve, you can join the ACC mailing list.

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In 1862 Captain André Cailloux raised a company and led it into history. Today the center that carries his name owns its home on Bayou Road, the only Black-owned performing arts center in Louisiana. Friends of Cailloux keep the house open, the stages full, and the artists paid. Membership is a monthly gift, and it runs from the day you join through December 31, 2027.

• The Yard, $5 a month: free Dark on Mondays and Writers Lounge, plus a bar discount.
• The Porch, $10 a month: everything in The Yard, plus 10x10 Festival access, discounted tickets, and 10% off merch.
• The Parlor, $25 a month: your choice of Cinema Noir, Live at ACC seat access, or the Homecoming Conversation Series.
• The House, $50 a month: full season access and priority seating.
• The Cornerstone, $100 a month: the Live at ACC recordings archive, two guest passes per event, program recognition, and a pin and shirt set.

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