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Jazz Fest's Quint Davis stands at the crossroads of art and commerce - The Times-Picayune 
NOLA.com | Sun, Apr 26
Photographer Jules Kahn, a friend of Davis' parents, introduced him to New Orleans street culture: second-lines, jazz funerals, Mardi Gras Indian practices. Theirs were often the only white faces. "I thought that was normal life," Davis said. ...
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Podcast: Carnivale provides Mardi Gras ambience
Today's Carnivale de Cuisine at the Scottsdale Culinary Festival features food from at least 17 restaurants and caterers. It also promises plenty of beads and masks, stilt walkers, tarot card readers and henna tattoo artists.
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