Annual Neighborhood Association Dues
To vote on Association positions or to hold an Association office, a person must live in the neighborhood and pay dues.
Dues help pay for many of the activities of the association: Pizza Night, Snow Ball Night, Night Out Against Crime, the December Holiday Party, etc.
If you pay by check or cash, Dues are $20. The extra dollar above covers the PayPal fee.
You can mail your dues or drop them off to our Treasurer, Dan Falk, Address: 4606 Spain St.
Build a Shoe Box Float!
Calling all Kids!
Celebrate the season with a shoebox float featuring your favorite theme or character!!!
If you attended elementary school in New Orleans, you'll remember that shoebox floats are as much a part of Mardi Gras as king cakes and parades. Now is the chance to participate in this tradition.
It's easy! Grab a shoebox and let your creativity and imagination lead. Post a picture of your creation on Gentilly Terrace and Gardens Improvement Association Next Door or Facebook page and get a special "masked up" visit from the Gentilly Terrace & Gardens Mardi Gras who will deliver a gift bag, tailored to the young artist.
This event ends on Lundi Gras (Monday, February 15, 2020).
So ready, set, GEAUX! Let the fun begin!!!
"Show Us Your Pits" on Mardi Gras Day!
Celebrate "Family Style" on Mardi Gras Day!
Set up your grill or BBQ Pit on your front lawn, porch or deck, enjoy your music and wave to your neighbors from a distance!
We expect visitors to drive through to enjoy our wonderful collection on House Floats too! Let's give them a warm Gentilly Terrace and Gardens welcome!
Join in the fun and please send pictures! Laissez le bon temps rouler!!!
Our History
Our History
Our History
We are an historic neighborhood in New Orleans, part of which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1999. Founded in 1909 as a "streetcar suburb" within the city limits, Gentilly Terrace today boasts a variety of architectural styles common to the early 20th century but unique in Gentilly.
With a mix of California Bunga
We are an historic neighborhood in New Orleans, part of which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1999. Founded in 1909 as a "streetcar suburb" within the city limits, Gentilly Terrace today boasts a variety of architectural styles common to the early 20th century but unique in Gentilly.
With a mix of California Bungalow, Arts-and-Crafts, and Spanish Hacienda styles, the ambiance in the Terrace makes for a refreshing departure from the denser parts of the city. Today, Gentilly Terrace & Gardens is bounded by Elysian Fields Avenue, Gentilly Boulevard, Peoples Avenue, and Filmore Avenue. Gentilly Terrace & Gardens is also within the city's Neighborhood Conservation District, with all proposed demolitions reviewed by the Neighborhood Conservation District Advisory Committee (NCDAC).
Our Mission
Our History
Our History
The Gentilly Terrace & Gardens Improvement Association has open meetings and invites all who have an interest in supporting our neighborhood and are willing to make positive contributions to the Association’s decisions and efforts. Our meetings are a resource for all of those who are concerned about Gentilly Terrace and Gardens. All may
The Gentilly Terrace & Gardens Improvement Association has open meetings and invites all who have an interest in supporting our neighborhood and are willing to make positive contributions to the Association’s decisions and efforts. Our meetings are a resource for all of those who are concerned about Gentilly Terrace and Gardens. All may constructively participate in the efforts of the Association.
To vote on Association positions or to hold an Association office, a person must live in the neighborhood and pay dues. Membership in the GT&GIA is not limited to homeowners. Membership is tied to residency in the neighborhood, and that includes neighborhood businesses.