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School Supply Drive
Donate & Get A Lagniappe Coin.
This weekend, we will be collecting school supplies at both New Orleans stores to support kids getting back to the classrooms and having what they need. Receive a forever discount and our Lagniappe Coin with any donation August 7th through 9th.

The Lagniappe List
SHOP LOCAL
Our Lagniappe coins are given out from time to time to our valued repeat shoppers, finders keepers, or simply through a promotion or sale. If you have one there's always a Dirty Coast perk of a lifetime discount. Here's a list of other local businesses that offer perks for club members. Don't have a coin? Black Friday deals are coming and so are more coins!

Listen To Your City
We are capturing the soundscape of the city spot by spot.

Try Our Drink
Float makes for uplifting gatherings, relaxing afternoons, and easier errands—all without the post-booze droop.

The Float Finder
Find your friends at every parade! Share which float you're on and which side of the route—so your followers never miss you rolling by.

Benefit Happy Hour
SUPPORT LOCAL
Every last Friday of the month we host a happy hour at our Uptown Shop at 5415 Magazine Street. 20% of sales are donated for that day to a great, local organization.
Join us on September 19th to support Trinity City Arts.
Shop the entire Trinity City Comics Collection here or donate directly here.

Get Included In Our Book
Join us while we look back and try to tell our own story of 20 years of t-shirts and local happenings. Interviews with past staff, behind the designs stories and your experidnce with us.
Share your story and images to get included in this book. Just click the link and share. We will let you know if you make it in. And of course if it does you get a free copy.

Bending The River Podcast
Blake Haney, our founder, sits with interesting locals to talk about their relationship to New Orleans and the coast. Conversations cover food, music, theater, activism and hopes for where the region might go in the future.



