Miss Malaprop
The Goods columnist Mallory Whitfield posts entries on a daily basis that cover indie crafts and fashion — if you like The Goods, you'll love Miss Malaprop!
Dirty Coast
Creators of the official Alternative Media Expo t-shirt and all-in-all cool t-shirt masterminds, Dirty Coast has created new New Orleans conventions like "Be A New Orleanian, Wherever You Are" and "Finally, a Bush We Can All Agree On."
Reel Fellas
Like our film reviews? Read AG film guy James Jones and his partner Fritz Esker review more movies than we can run on a monthly basis.
I-10 Witness Project
The I-10 Witness Project aims to record personal stories of survivors, first responders and evacuees of Hurricane Katrina. Recording testimonials in digital format, I-10 Witness Project archives and makes public first-hand accounts of the storm and its aftermath.
New Orleans Craft Mafia
The New Orleans Craft Mafia formed in June 2005 and consists of several independent artists in a vatiety of media: jewelry, clothing, accessories, home decor, journals, and more.
Constance
Constance is an original New Orleans design magazine that publishes all kinds of graphic art, painting, photography, writing, drawing, and illustration. The magazine benefits New Orleans artists by giving them exposure to wider audiences and is currently accepting submissions for its fall issue.
The Witness Exchange
The Witness Exchange features streaming audio of music taken from bands appearing in the current issue of AG. Dakota, creator of TWX, contributes to AG's monthly mpFree section.
Handsome Willy's
The once (and future?) office of AG was located above this Medical District eatery and bar, and it hosted our now infamous party on August 19th, 2005. Look for more events and parties there in the upcoming months.
Live New Orleans
Live New Orleans posts reviews of many shows in New Orleans, both big and small. LNO mogul Jason Songe also contributes his column to AG every month, aptly titled, uh, Live New Orleans.
Evangelicals: The Evening Descends
The Evening Descends opens with all of the drama of a Max Fischer play...
This Will Destroy You: Self-Titled
Within its moderately epic, post-rock instrumentals you can feel the subtle touches...
Vampire Weekend: Self-Titled
Vampire Weekend is a breezy, light hearted, very rarefied and impossibly preppy band...
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