Will Coviello is an Author at various publications. He specializes in arts and entertainment, covering topics such as celebrities, comedy, concerts, festivals, and the food industry, with a keen focus on food production and safety. Will's work has been featured in the Loveland Reporter-Herald, The Advocate, and NOLA.com.
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Will Coviello's focus is primarily on local events and entertainment news in New Orleans, Louisiana. He covers a variety of topics including art, music, food, and events happening in the area.
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By: Will Coviello
Japan Fest fills NOMA and the Besthoff Sculpture Garden with performances, demonstrations workshops and more. There’s jazz by Satoru Ohashi, lolita fashion, anime cosplay, martial arts, taiko drumming, samurai suits and more on Saturday, Oct. 10.
Deutsches Haus has the biggest local Oktoberfest celebration. But Bratz Y’All is doing a monthlong takeover of the kitchen at Port Orleans Brewing Co., and there are special beers and dinners at other local venues.
Comedian and Dave Grohl look-alike Gabe Rutledge is on his first tour of New Orleans and Mississippi. He performs at The Howlin Wolf on Oct. 13.
Find spooky-themed drinks at Latitude 29, Anna’s and the Eliza Jane hotel.
The original stage musical version of “The Rocky Horror Show” comes to Rivertown Theaters with extra late night shows and prop bags of things to throw.
By: Will Coviello
The New Orleans Film Festival screens features including “Wild Horse Nine,” “The Debut,” “La Bola Negra,” “Gentle Monster,” “A Talent for Murder” and more. There also are local music documentaries and short films. At venues across New Orleans and virtual screenings run through Nov. 1.
By: Will Coviello
Jason Laurits brought SNL’s Rachel Dratch and “Reno 911” star Jack Plotnick to New Orleans to film the dark comedy “Loves Company.” Then he moved here, and will attend screenings of his debut comedy feature at the New Orleans Film Festival.
By: Will Coviello
In Keith Twitchell’s debut novel “The Strangest Life,” a captured Peruvian pink river dolphin is brought to the Baltimore aquarium, and communes with humans to try to get back home.
By: Will Coviello
Chef Brian Landry and bassist Peter Harris are releasing “Rhythm & Roux,” a cookbook with musician interviews and cocktails. It collects what they offer at the Bayou Bar at the Pontchartrain Hotel. There are 100 food recipes and musicians who have played the venue, including Branford and Jason Marsalis, Nicholas Payton and Dee Dee Bridgewater.
Chef Kenya Johnson started Divine Cuisine to does all sorts of cooking, from private chef work to pop-up meals. She loves festivals and brings her creative sweet beignets to Beignet Fest on Nov. 7.
