As the temperatures rise and the days stretch long into the evening, summer in New Orleans takes on a rhythm all its own. From spicy crawfish boils to street parades and frozen cocktails under the stars, the city comes alive in ways only New Orleans can. Whether you’re a local looking to savor every moment […]
On Thursday, June 5, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., New Orleans’ celebrated International House Hotel will host Taste the World: Thailand—an immersive culinary and cultural evening that fuses the fire and flair of Bangkok with the elegance of New Orleans cocktail culture. The event is part of an ongoing global series designed to celebrate the […]
Summer is for courtyards and wine bars and Patula, an exciting new spot at 619 Royal St. has just the vibe you need to kick the season off right. Owner and Chef Robert Tabone has curated a menu of seafood delights in a French Quarter hideaway. Tabone’s background in food started in his hometown of […]
There was something special about growing up in New Orleans during the 1990s. It wasn’t flashy or filtered. It was real; and if you were lucky enough to be a kid, teen, or twenty-something back then, you know the feeling. The city moved at its own rhythm, with little pieces of everyday life that defined […]
Date night in New Orleans hits different. From cozy bistros tucked away in the Bywater to elegant French Quarter dining rooms, the city serves up unforgettable nights out with plenty of flavor. Whether you’re seeking intimate ambiance, exquisite dishes, or unique settings, the Crescent City has something to enchant every couple. Here’s a curated list […]
The New Orleans Public Library (NOPL) is gearing up for an action-packed summer, offering residents a variety of free, educational, and fun activities. This summer, NOPL is not only bringing back its popular annual Summer Fun & Reading Challenge, but also announcing new museum partnerships as part of its Culture Pass program. These initiatives aim […]
Al Scramuzza, affectionately known as the “Crawfish King,” passed away on May 11, 2025, at the age of 97. He was instrumental in popularizing crawfish in New Orleans, both as a beloved local delicacy and as part of the city’s cultural identity. His establishment, Seafood City, located at 1826 North Broad Street, became one of […]
Hardin Playground in the historic 7th Ward is once again open for youth sports and community activities, thanks to a multi-agency partnership announced Monday. The effort brings together the New Orleans Recreation Development (NORD) Commission, the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office through its NODICE Initiative, Councilmember Eugene Green, Council President JP Morrell’s Office, and The […]
Most of us don’t think twice about how our favorite action movies are made. Fighter jets roar across the screen, war heroes prevail against the odds, and the American military almost always comes out looking professional, principled, and unshakably heroic. But what if some of those scenes and storylines were shaped not just by directors […]
In hindsight, I was likely too harsh on this movie. Let’s find out for sure. A half of a star. That is the rating I originally gave regional filmmaker Miles Doleac’s film Hallowed Ground on the social media site for cinephiles, Letterboxd. At the time, in the roaring pre-pandemic 2019, I felt strongly that his […]
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