On Saturday New Orleanians will mark ten years since Hurricane Katrina in a variety of ways.
Chris Hannah is the head bartender at Arnaud’s French 75 in the French Quarter. He’s been behind the bar there all of his 11 years in the city.
Every August 29th Hannah says he makes sure he reunites with roommates and friends from 2005, for dinner and reflection.
Hannah spoke with WWNO's Jesse Hardman about his Katrina anniversary routine.
The day starts, he says, with a viewing of Spike Lee’s Katrina documentary, When the Levees Broke.Chris Hannah, head bartender at Arnaud's French 75, talks about his August 29th routine
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