Social Aid & Pleasure Club · Est. 1995
2026 Second Line · Sunday, March 15 · 2 PM
Single Men
The 2026 Route
START — Booker T. Washington High School, 1201 S. Roman St. Out S. Roman St. to Earhart Blvd., left on Earhart to S. Dorgenois St., left on S. Dorgenois.
1312 S. Dorgenois St. — Calliope Sue House. Out S. Dorgenois to MLK Blvd., left on MLK to S. Prieur St.
A stop with the Single Ladies S.A.P.C. Continue out MLK to S. Liberty St.
A stop with the NOLA Gentleman S.A.P.C. — a 10-minute tribute for the late Charmaine Baker Fox. Out MLK to O.C. Haley Blvd., right on O.C. Haley to Jackson Ave.
A stop with the Team Woody Club. Left on Jackson Ave. to Brainard St. to Philip St., swift right on Philip to Baronne to Second St., right on Second to Dryades St.
Sportsman’s Corner (Sportsman Ladies & KO S.A.P.C.). Out Dryades to Danneel St., left on Danneel to Foucher St., right on Foucher to S. Saratoga St.
The Other Place Lounge. Out Foucher to S. Liberty St., right on S. Liberty to Louisiana Ave., left on Louisiana to Freret St.
A stop with the Ladies of Unity S.A.P.C. Out Louisiana Ave. to the Louisiana Ave. Parkway split.
DISBAND — Big Man’s Lounge. 4.4 miles, 8 stops.
Established 1995 · Central City, Uptown
Eight Stops Deep.
The Single Men S.A.P.C. was established in May 1995, an Uptown men’s club rooted in Central City. Their spring second line is one of the longest rolls of the season — 4.4 miles and eight stops from Booker T. Washington High School all the way to Big Man’s Lounge.
The route is a tour of the neighborhood’s institutions and its people, pausing to salute fellow clubs — the Single Ladies, NOLA Gentlemen, Team Woody, the Sportsman’s Ladies and the Ladies of Unity — and to remember those gone before, including a tribute to the late Charmaine Baker Fox.
Uptown. Eight stops. All footwork.
Uptown · Central City
