The Rhythm & Roses Concert Series makes its return to the Historic BK House & Gardens. Nestled in the heart of the Vieux Carré, the Parterre Garden on Ursulines at Chartres Street will come alive with the sounds of New Orleans music every Thursday evening from March through May.

Kicking off on Thursday, March 14, the series promises an eclectic lineup of performances showcasing some of the city’s top talents. From the spirited fiddling of Amanda Shaw to the soulful sounds of Erica Falls and the infectious grooves of The Rumble, each concert is sure to be a memorable experience for music lovers of all ages.

The Lineup Includes:

Amanda Shaw                                      March 14

The New Orleans Nightcrawlers      March 21

Erica Falls                                             March 28

The Rumble                                          April 4

James Andrews                                    April 18

George Porter Trio                               April 25

Marcia Ball                                             May 2

Concert-goers can expect gates to open at 5:30 p.m., with performances running from 6-9 p.m. Tickets are priced at $30 for nonmembers and $25 for BK members, with a special multiple concert package available on the BK House website. Beverages will also be available for purchase onsite, with proceeds benefiting the Museum.

Limited seating will be provided, so attendees are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance to secure their spot. While small chairs are permitted, outside beverages will not be allowed.

In addition to the concert series, visitors can explore the rich history and heritage of the BK House through a variety of events and exhibits, including the ongoing Haiti-Louisiana: Tides of Freedom Exhibit in partnership with the Nous Foundation. Membership information and details about upcoming events can be found on the BK House website.

Originally built in 1826 and designated as a National Historic Landmark, the BK House has been lovingly restored and preserved over the years. Programming at the house focuses on the seven families who lived on the property and the influences of the French Quarter neighborhood. Membership, events, grants, donations, and fundraising activities support ongoing restoration efforts and future capital improvement projects.