MCNO General Meeting | Monday, Sept. 8
We hope you can join us Monday, Sept. 8 for our general membership meeting! This month, we’ll hear from Bill Hoffman, of Woodward Interests, LLC, about the future of theRead More
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All About Utilities – July General Membership Meeting
This month, MCNO’s General Membership Meeting centers around one of the most important services in our city: utilities! Join us as we host representatives from Entergy New Orleans, the SewerageRead More
Mid-City Town Hall: Monday, May 12
Mark your calendars for Monday, May 12 for our annual Mid-City Town Hall! The Town Hall is an easy way to speak directly with representatives from various City departments, entities,Read More
January 2025 General Membership Meeting
We hope you can join us Monday, January 13 for the first MCNO General Membership meeting of 2025. We will hear directly from our state representatives, plus our City CouncilRead More
Mid-City Town Hall – May 13
Mid-City Town Hall Date | Monday, May 13 Time | 5:30-8pm Location | Warren Easton Charter High, 3019 Canal St. Please join us for the annual Mid-City Town Hall, hostedRead More
Comiskey Playground Cleanup – Saturday, February 24
Work off the extra Carnival calories by joining your neighbors in keeping Mid-City beautiful and kid friendly. MCNO is once again returning to clean up Comiskey Park as well asRead More
2023 City Charter Amendments: A Brief Explanation
Councilmember Joe Giarrusso, District A representative, has proposed 2 City Charter amendments that will appear on the October 14 ballot. Please see below for more details about these proposals: Read More
September General Meeting – Monday, Sept. 11
Mid-City Neighborhood Organization General Meeting Agenda September 11, 2023 @ 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM Warren Easton High School 3019 Canal St. Please join us for education and discussion ofRead More
Mid-City Neighborhood Garage Sale – Saturday, June 3
Need to get rid of old junk? Spent all your money at Jazz Fest? Moving out and not taking anything with you? The Mid-City Neighborhood Association is hosting a massRead More