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Junebug Productions emerged from the Free Southern Theater in 1980 with a mission to create and support artistic works that question and confront inequitable conditions that have historically impacted the African American community.
- ABOUT
Junebug Productions emerged from the Free Southern Theater...
- 22/23 SEASON
Our 2022-2023 Season is a love letter to Black women...
- PROGRAMS
Rooted in Junebug’s core values — New Orleans, Sankofa,...
- Events
Once known as “the South's swankiest spot," the Dew Drop Inn...
- Contact Us
Contact us. info@junebugproductions.org. 1010 N. Galvez...
- Our Story
Inspired by New Orleans’ vernacular art and storytelling,...
- Our Team
For the past 20 years, Stephanie has been involved with...
- Gomela/to return: Movement of our Mother Tongue
Directed by Stephanie McKee-Anderson and developed by...
- Homecoming Project Performance Series
Junebug Productions' Homecoming Project is a...
- Junebug Films
Junebug Productions amplifies Black stories beyond the stage...
- ABOUT
Jul 24, 2024 · While the bar and kitchen’s hours haven’t been finalized, Junebug plans to serve a full menu, plus nightly specials, past midnight — an increasingly rare offering since the pandemic reduced New...
Jul 23, 2024 · Junebug is a new bar now taking shape here, based around cocktails and a kitchen promising to help address the dearth of late-night food in this part of town. It’s expected to open in October.
Aug 14, 2024 · Junebug is a new bar now taking shape here, based around cocktails and a kitchen promising to help address the dearth of late-night food in this part of town. It’s expected to open in October.
Sep 4, 2024 · Junebug. Where: 748 Camp Street, Warehouse District. When: October 2024. Junebug is a new Warehouse District cocktail bar from the restaurant group behind nearby Devil Moon BBQ and Brewery Saint...
Inspired by New Orleans’ vernacular art and storytelling, the performance took on the form of the second line as New Orleans’ most valuable cultural landmarks were honored and celebrated through music, dance, poetry, theater, parading, and masking.
Feb 10, 2020 · Junebug didn’t just pick up the FST’s torch – it expanded, enriched and spread it across New Orleans and the state of Louisiana, the deep South, the country and even the world, bringing Black artistic vision and performance to new geographic, cultural and social reaches.
