Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center

New Orleans, Vereinigte Staaten

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1618 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd, New Orleans, LA, 70113
Central City
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1.9 kmCanal Street Station
2.1 kmBienville Station
2.4 kmToulouse Station
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18 Bewertungen zu Zeitgeist Multi-Disciplinary Arts Center

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Rating des Ortes: 5
Chicago, IL
AWESOME VENUE. I recently visited New Orleans for a wedding with a friend, and after night 3 of bars I was ready to find something new to do in the city. I found this theatre/​space and went with a friend. The place is run by a sweet & gracious guy. Drinks (alcoholic and otherwise) and all kinds of snacks are served there and movies start right on time with no previews. There are tons of seats and couches in the front of the theatre space. If you want to see an independent film in New Orleans this is the place to go!
Rating des Ortes: 4
New Orleans, LA
This is a really cool space in an up and coming part of the city. I was a little surprised at the layout of the theatre the first time I went – it is really just a big projection screen with chairs/​couches set up in front of it – but it was nice to be able to stretch out on a real couch to watch a movie. I love that they screen rare and controversial films that wouldn’t otherwise be shown in New Orleans. There seemed to be one guy running the show on his own when I went which was cool – more power to him. Places like this *need* to exist in the city and I’m glad we have it.
Parking was really easy – I was able to pull up right out front on a Thursday night. They do have snacks and drinks available for purchase.
Rating des Ortes: 5
New Orleans, LA
I went to a screening of the movie «Hesher» tonight with my sister and was blown away by the place. The people were awesome the art on the walls was great and comy vibe of the sofas and little snack bar make the Zeitgeist not only inviting but very relaxing! I will be back for many more events here in the very near future.
Rating des Ortes: 2
Lower Garden District, New Orleans, LA
The place itself is ok. A little disorganized and messy inside, but that doesn’t really matter once the lights are off and you are watching a film you would never otherwise get on the big screen in New Orleans.
The problem? Central City is a crime-​ridden hell hole. The first (and last) time I came here, I had my bike stolen off the bike rack right in front of the theater. Then, of course, I had to walk back home at midnight through a terrifying ghetto.
Kudos to Zeitgeist for trying to bring alternative cinema to New Orleans, but I’ll come back if the neighborhood gets gentrified.
Rating des Ortes: 5
New Orleans, LA
I’ve been meaning to come here for a while, but didn’t really want to hang out in this neighborhood after dark. There was a flick I wanted to see at 5:30 p.m., so I headed over. On my approach to the theater, I saw two police cars with flashing lights parked on the sidewalk in front of a business. Not really a good sign, but hey, I felt better knowing that the cops were nearby.
Anyway, once you are inside of Zeitgeist, the neighborhood sketchiness is but a memory. The theater has an excellent selection of unique, international snacks. I enjoyed a fresh Pop Stars popsicle while I enjoyed the show. The theater also offers comfy chairs, loveseats and sofas. It was a pleasure to recline after a hard days work, and eat a delicious popsicle and watch a cool movie.
I will be back!
Rating des Ortes: 5
Metairie, LA
Such a cool place. Just saw my first film there (Color Me Obsessed) and have no complaints. America needs more places like Zeitgeist.
Rating des Ortes: 1
New Orleans, LA
WARNING — SERIOUS ISSUES WITH MANAGEMENT AT THIS PLACE.
I was here for the New Orleans Film Festival and had a few minutes so struck up a conversation with the Mgr — Rene (?). He mentioned his Mid East Film Fest and I asked about Israeli Films. Rene stated that they have some but not made by Israeli Jews as they boycott ALL Israeli money, products, films, etc etc. I asked if had ever been to Israel which (of course) he had not (but he is an American so you know he is an EXPERT!).
Unless you are anti-​semitic don’t waste your money on this — Go to Prytania or Canal Place.
Rating des Ortes: 5
New Orleans, LA
Awesome place!
Zeitgeist Center hosts Veggie Fest, which is an event that should not be missed. The rest of the year they host hard to find documentaries and films. I checked them out Sunday for the Cameron Crowe PJ20 documentary and was so impressed! There is a reason they were hand selected by the band to be one of eight venues in the U.S. to show the film for a week.
The venue is a volunteer run establishment that is funded solely by donations, so «drink up» as the gentleman running the movie suggested. Explanation: they sell beer, wine and nonalcoholic beverages for donations. The seating is couches, reclining chairs, and standard classroom-​ish chairs. I suggest getting there early so you can claim a comfy chair up front!
Check out their website to see what movies are playing and buy your tickets in advance over the phone or at the door.
I highly recommend checking them out. Now that I discovered this little gem I cannot wait to return!
Rating des Ortes: 5
New Orleans, LA
I’m such a fan of multi-​use spaces and I respect the folks over there for helping get central-​city on the right track.
They chose important, interesting films and hope one day they can upgrade their projection equipment. I feel they really care about the events they hold and I enjoy the little monthly art market.
Rating des Ortes: 3
New Orleans, LA
Zeitgeist is a fantastic space but it ain’t for everyone. My recent trip for Veggie Fest 2011 I was with my 2 and 7 year old girls. Let’s just say it isn’t kid proof or even kid encouraged — and that’s okay — but people bring their kids to events like Veggie Fest. And when a single board is laid across a banisterless stairwell as if to prevent access and a 2 year touches it lightly and it crashes to the ground, that’s a problem. I applaud Zeitgeist in all it does (music, movies, fests), but really the facilities need to get tighter.
Rating des Ortes: 5
New Orleans, LA
I’ve been a couple of times and am ashamed to say it’s been a while. This is a wonderful place. Wonderful because of what Rene (the do-​it-​all man) offers.
Think independent film on steroids. A massive variety of features covering anything from racial issues, gays, wars, music, struggles and victories, and who knows what else. There is always something going on here. I can’t keep up!
Rene is very knowledgeable indeed and I wish his venue had more exposure in the city. I think the location has something to do with it. Even though I felt safe attending here at night alone, I think some folks might not. It’s in the Central City, after all. But remember, they do have a 24-​hr security company housed right next door.
When I win the Powerball, I’ll buy the (almost) closed Border’s location on St. Charles and ask Rene to move Zeitgeist here. That would be awesome, right?
Rating des Ortes: 5
New Orleans, LA
Rene is the only person bringing in truly independent cinema to New Orleans now. Period.
The Zeitgeist is nice, big and allows for all sorts of functions from film screenings to art shows to live performances. A great place for someone who is truly passionate about cinema to go. Rene, the owner, also has a passion and is damn knowledgeable about film in general.
More people should go to screenings here. New Orleans would seriously be hurt, culturally, if Zeitgeist were to ever close. I know Canal Place brings independent movies in, but not the kind of independent film you’ll see at Zeitgeist. We’re talking underground stuff here people, which is definitely a refreshing change from the Big Mama movies of the world.
Rating des Ortes: 5
New Orleans, LA
I recently visited Zeitgeist for the OCH Art Market. This is such phenomenal space! Such great space for not only films but showcasing arts, in addition to the marketplace space, I see some very cool exhibition taking place here. They also have a great showing of films that make you think. You should definitely check out the space and most importantly no parking issues. This neighborhood is doing a lot of renovation and is going to be one hot main street soon. Across from Zeitgeist is Café Reconcile which I think is wonderful, although their hours don’t necessarily work well together.
Rating des Ortes: 5
New Orleans, LA
I went to a showing of the silent film «Metropolis» here, last summer. I had never been before. You can get a membership, so that you can be key up to date for different events.
Although I have never had the opportunity to attend, I know that the Brown! improv comedy troupe also performs here frequently.
They have books for sale about local art and films. This is a great little art space and I look forward to going back.
Rating des Ortes: 5
New Orleans, LA
I’ve been to a bunch of different types of events at Zeitgeist over the years, both at their old location, just half a block or so away, and their current location. Some people seem to shy away from this neighborhood, but the truth is I’ve always felt safe and welcome there, even at night for film screenings. They have a neighborhood patrol so it’s as safe as any place else in this city, and it’s a cool little area of town.
This is the main place in town to see way-​way off the radar underground and indie films. They also host a variety of other events, including the new OCH Art Market, which now happens the 2nd Saturday of each month. It’s really big and spacious, and from what I know it’s way more affordable to rent than a lot of other similarly sized spaces in town, so if I was looking to hold a conference or similar event, I might consider checking into Zeitgeist as a venue.
Rating des Ortes: 4
New Orleans, LA
This place has some awesome movies and on Monday nights you can bring your dog with you! I really like their documentary selection and that they have a tendency to find movies not many people have heard of. They also have art shows, comedy routines, and music when they are not playing movies. I am a big fan please support this great local spot!
Rating des Ortes: 5
Central City, New Orleans, LA
This place ups my cool points as I walk in the door.
I still get chills – the good kind, the Grease kind – when I think about my very first meeting with Zeitgeist. Me, a starry-​eyed art historian. Zeitgeist, a multidisciplinary art space showing silent films on Thursday nights.
Mmmmmm. Weirdos welcome, etc.
Accessibility notes: Narrow door but no step up. All the chairs can be moved to accommodate accessibility devices. Low counter. No CC on movies for hard-​of-​hearing users. No braille signage.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Brooklyn, NY
I’ve seen such a varied selection of films at Zeitgeist in all of their locations. It’s wonderful to have access to the off-​the-​beaten-​path films that I can only find on DVD.
They’re currently having a Middle East Film Festival w/​Lebanese beer and great food from Arabesque. I bought the $ 50 Festival pass and I’m sure I’ll get my money’s worth.
Support this place: D