Alice Vol. 1 No. 1
The premiere issue of Alice Magazine, the fashions and lifestyle magazine created by the students of The University of Alabama. Published November 2015 by UA Student Media.
The premiere issue of Alice Magazine, the fashions and lifestyle magazine created by the students of The University of Alabama. Published November 2015 by UA Student Media.
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Day 2<br />
9 a.m. – 11 a.m. After a late<br />
night, you should sleep in because<br />
as Tom Haverford says,<br />
“Treat yo self.” When you’re<br />
ready to take on another day in<br />
the “Big Easy,” head to District<br />
Donuts to start the day off right.<br />
12 p.m. Make your way over to<br />
Frenchmen Street for music and<br />
shopping. Frenchmen Street is<br />
known for having local musicians<br />
singing in the streets and<br />
inside restaurants and bars.<br />
1 p.m. As you wander further<br />
down Frenchmen Street, you will<br />
eventually run into the French<br />
Market. Here you will find many<br />
local vendors selling a variety of<br />
goods and food. Eat lunch at one<br />
of the delicious pop-up restaurants<br />
that line the market. Also,<br />
make sure to try the world-famous<br />
pralines; the free samples<br />
will be coming at you from<br />
all directions.<br />
2 p.m. Make sure you stop in<br />
Jazz Funeral. The store houses<br />
large horse carriages full of<br />
beads used in the Mardi Gras<br />
parade. Also, check out Rocket<br />
Fizz, a candy shop with enough<br />
sugar and soda to make your<br />
head spin.<br />
Chartres Street<br />
Jazz Funeral on Frenchmen Street. The Carriage is used to throw<br />
beads during the Mardi Gras parade.<br />
<strong>Alice</strong> <strong>No</strong>vember 2015 [59]
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