Crawfish season is a beloved time in Louisiana, and whether you want to sit down and savor a hot, spicy boil or bring home live sacks for your own backyard feast, New Orleans has options. Here’s where to get your crawfish fix: Sit Down and Dig In: Restaurants That Serve Crawfish Boil Seafood House3340 Magazine […]
New Orleans is always buzzing with fresh culinary energy, and lately, a crop of new restaurants have opened their doors—offering everything from upscale Italian to inventive takes on local classics. Here’s a look at some of the latest spots across Orleans and Jefferson Parish that are worth checking out: 1. Crazy Johnnie’s Steakhouse – Metairie […]
Since the inception of their debut eatery, Costera on Prytania St., Reno De Ranieri, and Chef Brian Burns have been making an impression on the New Orleans dining scene creating exotic menus with Italian and Spanish influences and combining a love for impeccable food with extraordinary wine and atmosphere. Their third restaurant, Brutto Americano, is […]
New Orleans is known for its rich culture and dynamic neighborhoods—and now, more residents are turning empty lots, backyards, and balconies into flourishing gardens. This shift is adding fresh produce to local tables, creating greener blocks, and building stronger community connections. Embracing Urban Gardening in New Orleans The city’s unique climate and soil conditions provide […]
New Orleans isn’t just famous for its food, music, and Mardi Gras. It’s a birthplace of culture, creativity, and invention. From world-changing musical styles to culinary icons, here are 15 things you probably didn’t know originated right here in the Crescent City. 1. Jazz Music More than just a genre, jazz is America’s original art […]
Resilience isn’t a buzzword in New Orleans—it’s a way of life. This city, often misunderstood by outsiders as simply a place to party or vacation, offers America powerful lessons in endurance, community, and hope. While much of the country struggles with division, climate crises, and economic uncertainty, New Orleans continues to adapt, rebuild, and reclaim […]
New Orleans may be the birthplace of jazz, but for Maria Jose Salmeron, it’s also the perfect home for flamenco. A native of Barcelona who’s called New Orleans home for much of her life, Salmeron feels an ancestral pull between these two soulful cities. That deep connection gave rise to Chateau Flamenco Festival, now […]
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 […]
LPO clarinetists take over Happy Hour, Market Nights series concludes with The Revivalists’ lead guitarist Zack Feinberg, annual Swing in the Oaks concert returns to City Park, Mahler & Schubert at the Orpheum, and more This April, the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra presents a series of concerts in various neighborhoods around New Orleans. Audiences are invited to experience live orchestral music in settings ranging […]
Junebug, a cozy new bar and restaurant concept from Neighborhood Restaurant Group, located at 744 Camp St was recently opened by the team behind Devil Moon BBQ and Brewery Saint X. The bar and restaurant combines designer cocktails, a lounge-inspired atmosphere, and an innovative menu in a unique atmosphere that encourages late-night relaxation and rendezvous. […]
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