Southern Decadence 2010 had the highest attendance since before Hurricane Katrina

Southern Decandence 2010 in New Orleans is now part of history and JustCircuit was part of the action all weekend long.  Pictures are now available for viewing in JustCircuit.com's  picture gallery.  JustCircuit was presenting sponsor for Oz Nightclub's Southern Decadence weekend, which saw the highest attendance in a decade.  New Orleans opened its arms to over 125,000 attendees and rolled out the red carpet for Decadence celebrations.  The epicenter for events was the intersection of the world famous Bourbon Street and St. Anne, where stages presented the talents of Deborah Cox, Jeannie Tracey and others and saw bible-thumping Christian protesters with offensive signs and life-size crosses in verbal combat with peace-loving Decadence attendees.  One pro-Decadence protester with a megaphone brought smiles to faces as his repetitive "BLAH, BLAH-BLAH, BLAH, BLAH" overwhelmed the Christian protestors, who asked passers-by "Are you a FAG?" and "You will go to hell" in attempts to disrupt the fun.  The Christian protesters were outnumbered 100-to-1 and quickly disappeared to regroup in a nearby church on Dauphine Street.  Not to be outdone, and learning from the best, the protesters were back with their own bullhorn to get their message across to the thousands of people on the street.

The protesters are seen regularly at Mardi Gras and Halloween events on Bourbon Street.  During Mardi Gras, the popular "Cross Toss" takes place, where individuals on balconies along Bourbon Street attempt to toss Mardi Gras beads onto the tops of the life-sized crosses carried by the Christian protesters.

Highlights of the weekend were Saturday night and Sunday night performances by DJs Roland Belmares and Phil B, who kept Oz Nightclub dancing until sunrise.  Both DJs will return for Halloween events at OZ in October.

JustCircuit is a proud sponsor of events at OZ Nightclub, New Orleans' premiere dance bar.