Older adults are truly the soul of New Orleans—the keepers of its culture, traditions, and resilient spirit. Those aged 60 and older carry the stories, music, flavors, and sense of community that define the city’s identity. Their wisdom and lifelong contributions have shaped generations, preserving New Orleans’ rich heritage while guiding its future. The theme […]
There are albums that entertain, and then there are albums that carry something heavier such as history, identity, and responsibility. With Louisiana Love, Robin Barnes delivers the latter. Released May 1, the debut full length project from the artist widely known as the Songbird of New Orleans is not simply a collection of songs. It […]
A new chapter in New Orleans’ ever evolving culinary story is unfolding on Freret Street and this time it is rooted not just in French influence but in something the city has long overlooked its Spanish heritage. In March 2026, Dolfy’s officially opened its doors at 4508 Freret Street, bringing a bold, wood fired Basque […]
Euphorbia Kava & Coffee Bar has never been easy to define, and that’s exactly the point. What started more than a decade ago as a small, alternative social space has evolved into something far more layered: part kava bar, part late-night coffee house, part community hub. Since taking ownership in August 2025, the new direction […]
Although New Orleans is a food town, the city isn’t as well-known for Cuban food as other cities with large Cuban populations, like Miami. While spots like Norma’s Sweets Bakery and Churros Café serve up Cuban food, and other restaurants like Cochon Butcher and Brown Butter Depot offer their own version of a Cuban sandwich, […]
On April 18, a stretch of Jackson Avenue in the Irish Channel will transform into something a little more magical. The grounds of Raphael Village will host Cirque du Soirée, the organization’s annual spring fundraiser that blends celebration with purpose in a way that feels distinctly New Orleans. Now in its 15th year, the event […]
Park expecting increased traffic, and visitorship, for holiday weekend NEW ORLEANS – Due to anticipated increased attendance this weekend, as thousands of residents and visitors visit New Orleans City Park for the Crescent City Classic and for Easter celebrations, City Park Conservancy (CPC) will implement temporary traffic adjustments and modified operating hours to ensure a safe […]
On April 11, the Louisiana Bucket Brigade will once again turn Earth Day into something more than a symbolic celebration. At The Broadside in Mid City, the organization is hosting its second annual Earth Day Fest, a free, community driven event that blends music, culture, and environmental advocacy into a single, unmistakably New Orleans experience. […]
The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery, the charming boutique hotel located in New Orleans’ Warehouse District is celebrating World Art Day with a new exhibition in the hotel’s lobby level gallery. Where Y’Art Works, the New Orleans-based arts consulting company first partnered with Old No. 77 ten years ago, and since then has organized over 30 gallery […]
Easter in New Orleans is never just a holiday. It is a full experience shaped by tradition, food, and the unmistakable energy of the city. From second lines winding through the French Quarter to tables filled with rich, seasonal dishes, the day becomes something larger than a simple brunch. This year, some of the city’s […]
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