George Croghan had a sugar plantation in New Orleans in 1819. The Locust Grove musicians bring a varied program of music heard in New Orleans during the period of George and Serena’s Louisiana chapter. Featured is music premiered at the Théâtre d'Orléans by African American composer Edmond Dédé.

Locust Grove’s Emilie Strong Smith Chamber Music Series offers concertgoers a unique opportunity. Patrons delight in music that the Clarks and Croghans would have heard in the room where they most likely would have enjoyed it — the second-floor Great Parlor of the historic house. Refreshments at 5:00 p.m.;concert in Locust Grove’s Great Parlor begins at 5:30 p.m.Season subscriptions may be purchased by calling Locust Grove at (502) 897-9845. Categories are Patron, $200; Supporter, $100; and Subscriber, $70. Individual concerts are $20 each.