A Chronological Guide to Super Bowl LIX Events in New Orleans


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As the city prepares to host Super Bowl LIX New Orleans at the Caesars Superdome on Sunday, February 9, 2025, an exciting lineup of events will ensure a memorable experience for visitors and locals alike. From family-friendly activities to star-studded concerts and cultural celebrations, here’s a guide to events happening in the lead-up to the big game.


Monday, February 3: Super Bowl Opening Night

📍 Caesars Superdome
Celebrate the arrival of the AFC and NFC champions as they make their only public appearances before the game. Enjoy family-friendly activities, photo opportunities, and more.


Wednesday, February 5: Super Bowl Experience Opens

📍 Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
This immersive football festival features games, meet-and-greets with NFL players, NFL FLAG clinics, photo ops with the Lombardi Trophy, and a 40-yard dash against virtual NFL players.

  • Dates: February 5–8
  • Admission: $20 (kids 12 and under are free).

Wednesday, February 5: Super Bowl Soulful Celebration

📍 Mahalia Jackson Theatre
This inspirational concert features the theme “Keep Going” and will be broadcast on FOX on February 8. Performers TBA.


Thursday, February 6: NFL Honors

📍 Saenger Theatre
A celebration of the best performances and achievements of the 2024 NFL season, hosted by Snoop Dogg. The event will air live on FOX and the NFL Network.

  • Time: 8 p.m.
  • Admission: Ticket details TBA.

Friday, February 7: Super Bowl Host Committee Parade

📍 French Quarter to Warehouse District
A Mardi Gras-style parade with Super Bowl LIX New Orleans-themed floats, marching bands, and local dance groups.

  • Time: 10 a.m.
  • Admission: Free.

Friday, February 7: Pepsi NOLA Eats Fest

📍 Woldenberg Park
Sample food from iconic New Orleans restaurants, enjoy performances by Mannie Fresh, and attend the Pepsi Super Bowl LIX New Orleans Boil hosted by NFL star Andrew Whitworth.

  • Dates: February 7–8
  • Time: Noon to 5 p.m. (boil from noon to 2 p.m.)
  • Admission: Free tickets available online.

Friday, February 7: Kaskade Show

📍 Ohm Lounge
Experience an intimate performance by EDM icon Kaskade, known for being the first DJ to perform in-game during the Super Bowl halftime show in 2024. This exclusive event is a must-attend for electronic music fans.


Friday, February 7: Travis Scott at The One Party by Uber

📍 Second Line Stages
An exclusive performance by Travis Scott, with special guests and food from local Uber Eats restaurants.

  • Time: 6:30 p.m.
  • Admission: Free for Uber One members.

Friday, February 7: Bud Light Backyard Presents Post Malone

📍 The Fillmore
A concert featuring Post Malone for guests aged 21 and older.


Friday, February 7: Shaq’s Fun House

📍 Mardi Gras World
A massive party with carnival rides, music from Shaq, John Summit, and Ludacris, and a six-hour open bar.


Saturday, February 8: Playmaker Pod Party

📍 1223 Baronne Street
Join Shaq, Marshawn Lynch, and other surprise podcast hosts and guests for a live podcast recording and Playmaker event. This gathering promises engaging conversations and unexpected moments with sports legends.


Saturday, February 8: Louisiana Culture Festival

📍 French Market
Celebrate Louisiana’s heritage with Native American basket weaving, jazz and zydeco performances, storytelling, and cooking demonstrations.

  • Dates: February 7–8
  • Admission: Free.

Saturday, February 8: Taste of the NFL

📍 National World War II Museum
A philanthropic culinary event featuring chefs, NFL greats, and live entertainment. Proceeds benefit GENYOUth’s student hunger initiative.

  • Time: 4–7 p.m.
  • Admission: $750.

Saturday, February 8: Rum Street HQ Featuring T-Pain

📍 Rum Street HQ
Get ready for the ultimate Rum Street celebration, as T-Pain takes the stage at one of the hottest parties of Super Bowl weekend. Expect a night filled with high-energy performances and plenty of signature drinks to keep the celebration going.

  • Time: Evening

Saturday, February 8: Spirit of NOLA – French Quarter Bar Celebration

📍 Various Bourbon Street Locations
Toast to the legendary bars and bartenders of the French Quarter while unlocking $10 credits to be used at participating Bourbon Street establishments. A perfect way to experience New Orleans’ cocktail culture, perhaps with a signature rum cocktail in hand.

  • Time: Ongoing throughout the day
  • Admission: Open to the public, participation details here.

February 8–9: Adventure for All – Rum Street Challenge

📍 Citywide and Virtual Participation
Once the Rum Street flag is raised, both locals and fans watching from home will have the chance to unlock special prizes and exclusive adventures, making for an unforgettable Super Bowl LIX New Orleans weekend experience.

  • Time: Begins Saturday, February 8
  • Admission: Open to all, participation details here.

Saturday, February 8: Sports Illustrated’s SI The Party

📍 Mardi Gras World
Dom Dolla and Diplo will headline this high-energy party, featuring brand activations by CELSIUS, Anheuser-Busch, Pepsi, Verizon, and more. Known for its star-studded guest list, past attendees include Alex Rodriguez, Shaquille O’Neal, Justin and Hailey Bieber, Kim Kardashian, Kevin Hart, and Leonardo DiCaprio.


Saturday, February 8: Cardi Gras Featuring Cardi B

📍 Spanish Plaza
A Mardi Gras-themed fan festival headlined by Cardi B as part of the Victory Fan Fest.


Sunday, February 9: Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Tailgate

📍 Mardi Gras World
Join Guy Fieri for the world’s largest tailgate with food, live performances, and special guests, including Diplo and Flavor Flav.

  • Time: Noon–5 p.m.
  • Admission: Free tickets available, guaranteed entry starts at $49.99.

Sunday, February 9: Super Bowl LIX Kickoff

📍 Caesars Superdome
The highlight of the week: the AFC and NFC champions face off for football’s ultimate prize, with Kendrick Lamar headlining the halftime show.

  • Time: Evening
  • Admission: Ticket information available at official NFL sites.
Evangeline
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