A new era in contemporary Southern art is set to begin in the heart of New Orleans’ Arts District as the Orleans Gallery officially opens its doors on Saturday, May 3, 2025. Located at 603 Julia Street, the gallery inhabits a storied space—the historic building that once housed the Ogden Museum of Southern Art—and revives […]
To visitors, a second line in New Orleans might look like an impromptu brass band parade weaving through the streets — but it’s much more than a party. Second lines are acts of remembrance, resistance, and renewal. They’re a ritual in motion, born from a legacy of struggle and solidarity. At a time when cultural […]
New Orleans is a city rich in culture, history, and vibrant experiences. Whether you’re a foodie, music lover, history buff, or outdoor enthusiast, the Crescent City offers something for everyone. This guide provides an overview of top attractions categorized by Food, Entertainment, Tours, Outdoor Activities, and Culture & History. Food • Café du Monde: Established […]
Wondering about the best time to visit New Orleans? Whether you’re here for the food, the festivals, or the French Quarter, there’s never a bad time to experience the Crescent City. But depending on your preferences—crowds, weather, or events—some months may suit you better than others. Here’s a month-by-month breakdown to help you plan your […]
The City Archives and Special Collections of the New Orleans Public Library will host its second-annual GenFest 2025 New Orleans on Friday, April 5, 2025, at Dillard University’s Professional School and Sciences Building (24 East Rd.). The event will bring together southeastern Louisiana’s top genealogical, preservation, cultural, and historical organizations for a one-day festival that […]
NEW ORLEANS—Kicking off on Sunday, March 17 with the beloved Stella Shouting Contest, the Tennessee Williams and New Orleans Literary Festival returns to the historic French Quarter for its 38th annual celebration of contemporary literature, theatre, New Orleans culture, and, of course, Tennessee Williams. Literary, theatre, music, and cultural events are set for March 20 – 24. […]
Two Grammy award-winning New Orleans born Hip Hop icons Darrius "Deezle" Harrison and Adam "BlaqNmilD" Pigott will be joining NEA Jazz Master Donald Harrison Jr., famed jazz trumpet/instrumentalist Dr. Eddie Henderson, and other musicians on Wednesday, July 5, for the annual fundraising concert to support the Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong Summer Jazz Camp. A tribute to the […]
June is Pride month, so to get you in the mood, here are a few events to add to your calendar! Pride at the Pool Party at W New Orleans To kick off Pride month, W New Orleans – French Quarter is celebrating the only way New Orleans knows how – big. On Sunday, June […]
Tubby & Coo's Mid-City Book Shop, the local, queer-owned independent book shop focused on science fiction, fantasy, horror, romance, queer, and diverse books, is on the move! The shop will close its location at 432 N. Anthony St. and instead operate as a mobile bookshop. The final day for the Mid-City store is May 29. […]
This weekend is French Quarter Fest and, not only are there a lot of festivities happening, but there are a few other events in April that you will want to be aware of. Below are a few hand-picked experiences that I think are worth checking out! JAMNOLA at French Quarter Fest In honor of the […]
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