DredgeFest Louisiana

DredgeFest Louisiana is a symposium, field expedition, and speculative design workshop about the human manipulation of sediments, from the infrastructural constraint of the Mississippi River at a continental scale to bright orange erosion control fences bulging with wet mud in a spring downpour on a suburban construction site. Learn more here.

There are a wide variety of activities, and the public is invited to participate in part or all of the festival.

Symposium: Saturday, January 11 – Sunday, January 12 in New Orleans
Intensive Workshops: Monday, January 13 – Thursday, January 16 in Baton Rouge
Tour of Dredge Landscapes: Friday, January 17 leaving from New Orleans

This year’s DredgeFest is in collaboration with the Robert Reich School of Landscape Architecture at LSU, the Coastal Sustainability Studio at LSU, and Public Lab. Click here for more info and tickets.

Location

Multiple Venues
New Orleans and Baton Rouge, LA
More information

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