New Orleans is a city where the rhythm never stops. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, there’s always a place to catch live music any night of the week. Here’s your guide to some of the best venues in town, including the iconic Maple Leaf Bar, the vibrant Frenchmen Street, and the intimate Chickie […]
Travel in Louisiana doesn’t have to come at a cost to its people or places. From the swamps of Terrebonne Parish to the neighborhoods of New Orleans, there’s a growing movement to reshape how we explore, one rooted in mutual benefit. Regenerative travel is about more than avoiding harm. It’s about contributing to healing: of […]
Le Moyne Bistro, a modern neighborhood bistro from executive chef Farrell Harrison and Brian Weisnicht of Plates Restaurant & Bar, and Maria’s Oyster & Wine Bar, recently opened at 746 Tchoupitoulas St. Le Moyne Bistro is located next door to Maria’s Oyster & Wine Bar, which opened at the beginning of the year, and the […]
LPO Academy students and mentors take the stage in the Ochsner Children’s Tent to perform works by Harry Belafonte, Jon Batiste, LPO’s own Peter Dutilly, and more! The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO) is proud to announce that students from its flagship mentorship program, LPO ACADEMY, will make their official Jazz Fest debut this year in the Ochsner Children’s Tent on Thursday, […]
The French Market in New Orleans is more than a place to shop—it’s a living archive of the city’s history. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, this iconic marketplace has transformed over centuries while continuing to reflect the cultural, economic, and culinary heartbeat of New Orleans. A Legacy Rooted in Trade and Culture […]
There’s a reason the blues feel right at home in New Orleans. The city’s deep musical roots stretch from Congo Square to the juke joints of the Lower Ninth Ward, shaped by generations of soul-bearing artists. Though jazz may often take the spotlight, blues has never left town. It’s in the voice of a gravelly […]
From Powdered Sugar Tradition to Culinary Reinvention Few foods are as synonymous with New Orleans as the beignet. The pillowy squares of fried dough, generously topped with powdered sugar, are more than a sweet treat — they’re a cultural emblem, a ritual, and a rite of passage for tourists and locals alike. But while the […]
Yes, New Orleans has its challenges. From rising insurance premiums to housing pressure, the issues we face are real, and they deserve attention. But so often lately, Big Easy Magazine has focused on what is broken and the challenges that persist. We do that because we love the city, and we believe it’s worth fighting […]
New Orleans is more than just a city—it’s a living work of art. Around every corner, you’ll find color, culture, and character that beg to be captured. Whether you’re a local looking for your next photo op or a visitor trying to make your feed pop, these Instagram-worthy spots in New Orleans are guaranteed to […]
Spring in New Orleans is a season of indulgence, and there’s no better way to savor it than with sun-soaked brunches and breezy happy hours. From the soulful flavors of Chef Melissa Araujo’s Honduran-inspired brunch at Alma Café to the Mediterranean flair at Commons Club and the coastal tapas at Costera, the city is brimming […]
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