Bad Wolf is a restaurant and game store located in Belle Chasse, Louisiana. It boasts over 4,000 square feet of gaming and dining space just 15 minutes from downtown New Orleans with a huge retail selection and amazing food, cooked from scratch. The place stands alongside other family-friendly restaurants in the metro area. Bad Wolf […]
Pride Month is full of parties, parades, and lots of glitter. Behind the colorful celebrations is a purpose though: to raise awareness about the issues the LGBTQ+ community has overcome and continues to face. You can show your support for the LGBTQ+ community in a way that's a little more constructive than donning rainbow gear […]
Rally & March Set for Thursday, June 17 Several hundred people who oppose the proposed relocation of City Hall to Armstrong Park are expected to crowd the Broadmoor Community Church tonight. The meeting, "Rethink The Relocation of City Hall," will start at 6 p.m. at 2021 S Dupre Street and continue until 8 p.m. "Citizens […]
For the third year, The Oddities & Curiosities Expo will be bringing strange, unusual, creepy and interesting art and sights to the Alario Center, 2000 Signette Blvd. in Westwego, on June 26th. The event features local artists selling oddities that are sure to make your skin crawl (or at least make a good conversation piece). […]
During the pandemic, away from public view, Tulane University struck a deal with the Audubon Nature Institute, devising a plan to convert four to six of Audubon's ten clay tennis courts into hard courts. In response, a petition to "Stop the Ambush of our Public Clay Tennis Courts" was created by the public tennis court […]
 When you were a child, what was the 'fad' of the day? Perhaps you are of the Tamagotchi age, or maybe the Rubik's Cube was all the rage in your school playground? These trends come and go, but the way we entertain ourselves arguably changed in the year 2007. What was the momentous development […]
On May 27th, The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience opened at 818 Howard Avenue in a 9,000 square foot space. Exhibits will explore the many ways Jews in the American South influenced and were influenced by the distinct cultural heritage of their communities, covering more than 13 states and 300 years of history. I […]
Former St. Roch Market favorite, Fritai, has a new home at 1535 Basin St. The Haitian restaurant, by Chef Charly Pierre, will be serving much of the old favorites that diners have come to love, as well as some new selections. The new location also boasts a full bar and Haitian-inspired cocktails. Pierre, a Haitian-American […]
At 4 years old, Cali is already an accomplished entrepreneur, leader, model and brand ambassador. All inspired by Cali's natural eye for fashion, The Cali Collection is Cali's own clothing line that is high fashion for children at prices that won't kick parents in their pocketbooks. I recently got the opportunity to speak with Trinesha […]
When Bill Hillmann was gored by a bull during the famous running of the bulls in Spain in 2014, it made national headlines. The goring was notable because of Hillmann’s expertise in regard to bull running and the severity of his injuries, which resulted in him being hospitalized for eleven days. However, the most notable […]
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