Tucked into the heart of the Warehouse District at 604 Baronne St. is Forbidden Pizza, a unique addition to New Orleans’ culinary scene. Owned by local pizza enthusiasts Beau and Nicole Baudier, who also own Ironworks Coffee and Crepes, Forbidden Pizza was born out of the city’s craving for an innovative pizza experience. Forbidden Pizza’s […]
New Orleans is a city known for its abundant celebrations and signature cocktails, but for those looking to enjoy the spirit of the season without the spirits, mocktails offer a refreshing alternative. Whether you’re participating in the month’s festivities or simply hosting a gathering at home, there’s no reason to miss out on bold flavors […]
Kitten Club at Palm&Pine A nod to the history of the building, Kitten Club is the non-alcoholic menu at Palm&Pine — James Beard: Best Chef South semi-finalists Jordan Herndon and Amarys Koenig Herndon’s French Quarter restaurant. Sip on the Tropical Solution, a refreshing mix of Seedlip Notas de Agave, spiced pineapple shrub, lime, and coconut water, or try the bold and complex Hard Wired, blending […]
On January 25, Krewe Mosaïque will roll through the French Quarter for the second time, after their inaugural parade hit the streets last year. The parade will follow a 12-block route, starting at Armstrong Park and ending at St. Phillip Street. Krewe Mosaïque was created by members of parading groups including Krewe de Mayahuel, the […]
Longtime fans of Southerns food truck now have a new sanctuary at which to worship. The popular feedery has a new brick-and-mortar location in Metairie at 4620 Veterans Memorial Blvd. Co-founders Anthony Cruz and Gene Colley opened their new spot in August and are serving up the same fried chicken sandwiches, burgers, and specials that […]
New Orleans, a city renowned for its unique culture and lively celebrations, knows how to ring in the new year in unforgettable ways. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, the Crescent City offers an array of dining options, bar specials, and unique events to make your New Year’s Eve extraordinary. Here’s a guide to […]
Louisiana’s burgeoning hemp industry is gearing up for significant changes as Act 752 takes effect on January 1, 2025. The legislation introduces stricter regulations on THC content in hemp-based beverages and edibles, impacting local brands and consumers statewide. Crescent Canna, a New Orleans-based pioneer in the THC beverage market, is preparing to adjust its product […]
Celebration in the Oaks – Now til January 3rd It’s perfect time to visit City Park for their annual Celebration in the Oaks. Walking and driving tours are available, with the amusements open as well. This year, roast some marshmallows and make smores after riding the train! Yoga in the Dome – December 18th Join […]
The New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA) Culinary Arts students and faculty have unveiled their much-anticipated 2025 King Cake program, offering a delicious lineup of traditional and limited-edition king cakes. This year’s selection features two classic options and a series of rotating specialty flavors, all crafted by NOCCA Culinary Arts students and faculty. King […]
Congressman Troy Carter is set to spread holiday cheer to local families in need at his Annual Toy Giveaway, scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 21, at Alice Harte Charter School, 5300 Berkley Drive in New Orleans. The event, which begins at 9 a.m., aims to provide toys to children who might otherwise go without this holiday […]
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