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Best Spots for Watching Fireworks with Kids

Our family is interested in viewing the downtown fireworks and is searching for a new spot that offers good views but is outside of the quarter and isn’t as crowded. My guess is that Algiers Point and the riverfront in the Bywater are pretty popular. Are there other bends in the river that offer good views? Higher points (parking decks, etc.)? Spots along Bayou St. John that are angled for downtown views? Short of walking my kids up the Wisner bridge or other unsafe options, I’d say we’re pretty game for creative ideas. Happy 4th to all on the sub!

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u/ToDoList_Enthusiast — 1 day ago

Tulane Kidcam Camp experiences?

Hi all, Wondering if anyone has insight about the Kidcam Camps at Tulane. I've seen negative experiences about the City Park one--not sure that applies to all Kidcam camps though, so I thought I'd ask here. Thanks!

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u/Significant_Fun1728 — 6 days ago

Free 3 day architecture camp for 14-18 year olds

My friend runs this camp and doesn’t use reddit so I’m posting on his behalf. Last summer, two of my friends’ kids attending (I think one was a freshman and one a sophomore) and really enjoyed it. Please feel free to share with anyone you know with kids in this age range that may be interested!
I might be able to answer very basic questions- but emailing the address on the flier is the best way to get your questions answered!

u/polyginNjuice — 6 days ago