OperaCréole

OperaCréole Opera and classical music in New Orleans and around the world have always included the contributions of persons of color.

The Creoles of New Orleans have made contributions to the music and culture of New Orleans. It is their participation in opera, as well as the music of Africa, Spain, and Haiti that contributed to the birth of jazz. This is true for many people of African descent around the world. We are dedicated to educating students, and sharing with the community the contributions of our people to this musical art form.

If you need a tax write off for the end of the year, you can donate to us now! We are a 501(c)3!
08/21/2026

If you need a tax write off for the end of the year, you can donate to us now! We are a 501(c)3!

Our 15th Anniversary Celebratioon Continues

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08/18/2026

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Email from OperaCreole Black Philanthropy Month Dear Friends, An African American male teenager asked me what I do for a living. I said, "I am a lie-buster! That got his attention, a laugh, and an opp

A teenage male asked me what I do for a living. I said, "I am a lie-buster!!" I got his attention long enough to tell hi...
08/12/2026

A teenage male asked me what I do for a living.
I said, "I am a lie-buster!!" I got his attention long enough to tell him what OperaCréole does.
During this Black Philanthropy Month, will you help us to tell the truth about our history to more young people? To donate, go to: https://givebutter.com/operacreoles-BlackPhilanthropy-2026-nmdpay
Here is an overview of what we have been doing for 15 years!
https://canva.link/opera-creole-15th-anniversary-capital-campaign Black Philanthropy Month

Check out this Presentation designed by Christopher Taylor.

August is Black Philanthropy Month! PLEASE donate what you can. We can't be us without YOU!
08/11/2026

August is Black Philanthropy Month! PLEASE donate what you can. We can't be us without YOU!

Our 15th Anniversary Celebratioon Continues

Announcing our Season...so far.
08/07/2026

Announcing our Season...so far.

Email from OperaCreole Black Philanthropy Month   For the separate links for Parts 2 and 6 above, click to view our digital newsletter.   For the remaining links, click to view the digital newsletter

Got to visit this beautiful and historic venue today. This will be the site of our 2nd annual performance of Margaret Bo...
08/01/2026

Got to visit this beautiful and historic venue today. This will be the site of our 2nd annual performance of Margaret Bonds' "Ballad of the Brown King" Christmas Cantata and Children's Tea. December 5th. King Balthasar, of the Three Wise Men, will be happy to see your kids again!
Stay tuned for more info later.

Get Ready! August is Black Philanthropy Month! Donate any amount you can, and help us be eligible for a grant. We apprec...
07/28/2026

Get Ready! August is Black Philanthropy Month! Donate any amount you can, and help us be eligible for a grant. We appreciate you!!!

Our 15th Anniversary Celebratioon Continues

Thank you, Mark Roudané! New Orleans has a great history!
07/18/2026

Thank you, Mark Roudané!
New Orleans has a great history!

Do you love OperaCréole's work? OperaCreole has had two incredible seasons with stories on CBS, NBC, CNN, and a Cash App...
07/07/2026

Do you love OperaCréole's work? OperaCreole has had two incredible seasons with stories on CBS, NBC, CNN, and a Cash App feature, to mention just a few.
We are now accepting applications for new Board members. If you would like to help us build, please fill out this form or nominate someone who would be a great fit
Applications due August 1, 2026

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Today's episode focuses on Africa and New Orleans. It features our founder, Givonna Joseph: Mezzo-Soprano, Educator, Con...
07/03/2026

Today's episode focuses on Africa and New Orleans. It features our founder, Givonna Joseph: Mezzo-Soprano, Educator, Consultant; Joseph Dunn of Laura Plantation; Historian Malik Bartholomew; Greg Lambousy of the New Orleans Jazz Museum; Ben Jaffe of Preservation Hall; and Donald Harrison, Jr.

Part Six - Way DownThe massive global impact of African rhythms i...

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