Latrobe's on Royal
Latrobe’s on Royal is one of New Orleans’ most architecturally significant buildings. Located in the heart of the enchanting French Quarter Latrobe's offers a rich backdrop for glamorous events and intimate celebrations.
Completed in 1822 as the Louisiana State Bank, Latrobe's is named after its Architect: Benjamin Henry Latrobe. Also known as the "Father of American Architecture, his contributions include: the US Capital, the Porticos of the White House, and the Baltimore Basilica, as well as the development of the Waterworks System of the United States in an effort to combat Yellow Fever. Signature elements such as the whisper dome, the Bank Vault and original stonework now provide a rich backdrop for glamorous events and celebrations!
Upcoming Shows
The annual fundraiser benefiting the Vieux Carré Property Owners, Residents & Associates (VCPORA) will be a celebration of 85 years of serving and preserving the Vieux Carré. The theme for this grand fete will be a royal masquerade, and costuming and masking are greatly encouraged.
Patron party will be from 6-7 p.m. The main event follows from 7-10 p.m.
Renowned musician Mahmoud Chouki will kick off the festivities for the patron party, with the lively Smoking Time Jazz Club to follow. Libations and delicious food will be provided by Latrobe’s chefs. A silent auction will feature a spread of the best local eateries, services and boutique gifts, while the live auction is all about art and excursions. This exciting portion will include pieces by James Michalopoulos, Rodrigo Franzão, a rare 1975 Jazz Fest Poster, along with a coveted stay in Sablé-sur-Sarthe, France. All proceeds will go to supporting the ongoing preservation efforts of VCPORA.
Tickets and sponsorship categories range from $150 per ticket to $10,000 for sponsorship and may be purchased in advance from www.vcpora.org.
