I've been working at this art space for years, so I finally decided to make a listing for it…read more This is a former school that has been converted into workable, rentable art space for creators of all types. Here you will find coffee roasters, photographers, painters and all types of other artists. I love this post because it's secluded, safe and private, has plenty of parking, and everyone here is respectful and quiet. There's a kitchen area, if you want to fix something to eat or keep drinks cold and there's even a dark room for film development. It's a wonderful space and I always enjoy working here.

I've been a musician for almost 40 years. I am currently recording my record. It's been a great…read moreexperience to record at Elations Studio. It's very professional, and a very comfortable atmosphere. The owner David Adams goes above and beyond to make sure that the artists are all taken care of. Their equipment is top-notch! I highly recommend Elation recording studio!

From the owner: Located in the heart of the Hollywood South in New Orleans, Louisiana, elation is a multimedia…read morecenter for creatives in music, film, television, podcasting and more. We strive to be a one-stop-shop for content creators across a variety of industries to learn the in’s and out’s of the business and create original content from start to finish, all while gaining invaluable exposure through industry networking and on-site events. Elation provides the highest quality equipment and services to film, record, produce, write and brand your content all under one roof. Elation also houses Louisiana’s only 9.6.2 Dolby Atmos premiere certified studio room, offering unparalleled clarity and fidelity for music and film experiences. Meeting Dolby’s requirements for technical equipment, studio design, acoustic treatment and speaker/room calibration for musicians and filmmakers, this space makes Elation a true one-stop shop to bring your music or film to life.

Watching Shakespeare in the old brake tag station, who would have thought. This space was renovated…read morefor event use last year and this was my first time here... Well first time since it offered a city service. The NOLA Project is hosting their plays in this space and we were here to see their production of the Tempest last night. The staging was sparce but the backdrop of the Greenway walking path was lovely. The space is wide open but fully fenced which keeps out birds but not necessarily all the bugs. There are restrooms with handicapped access and changing tables. I feel like it would be a great space for a rave... if those were still a thing. For the event last night they had set up a couple of tables with beverages and snacks. Parking is where the Thursday afternoon farmer's market normally is, or across from the Parkway Bakery parking lot.