The Moonshadow Festival, produced by the woman-founded 501(c)3 A Glantz Incorporated, returning to the 88-acre grounds Moonshadow Farms, owned by renowned expert Dr. Tina Thomas, in Abita Springs, Louisiana this March 15th, 16th and 17th, 2024.

When the Covid-19 Pandemic led to the closure of the live music and entertainment industry in 2019, A Glantz was established and dedicated to fostering the arts industry in Greater New Orleans. The arts industry was the first to go and the last to return following the Pandemic. They are still struggling.

Musicians battle with depression and anxiety. Gig workers suffer from clinical depression. Many don't have health insurance. Starting salaries are “Very Low Income.” The hustle culture reinforces the creative, physical and mental burnout. Heightened demands create severe exhaustion with the exploitation of passion and dedication. Substance abuse is glamorized. Addiction disproportionately impacts arts professionals.

A Glantz Inc. will continue our passion by producing our main fundraiser designed to be a meaningful experience that brings intentional indulgence, invigoration, and inspiration with local and regional artists, holistic healers, and musicians in a natural setting of beauty. 

Proceeds from the festival will help A Glantz fulfill its mission in helping mental wellbeing, quality of life and economic growth of Greater New Orleans musicians and small community vendors through curated programs.

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