Where to Thrift and Vintage Shop in New Orleans

June 11, 2025

If you’re looking to score one-of-a-kind fashion, quirky home décor, or affordable designer gems, the thrift stores New Orleans locals love offer far more than secondhand bargains. In a city that thrives on individuality, sustainability, and style with attitude, these locally owned shops bring color, character, and community to every aisle. Funky Monkey – Magazine […]


Children’s Resource Center Library Closes for $730K Renovation, Will Reopen as Early Literacy Hub by 2026

June 7, 2025

A beloved Uptown library branch — and one of the oldest in the city — has temporarily closed its doors as it undergoes a significant transformation aimed at bolstering early childhood education in New Orleans. Located at the corner of Napoleon Avenue and Magazine Street, the Children’s Resource Center Library officially closed for major renovations […]


Top Things To Do in New Orleans on a Rainy Day

June 6, 2025

New Orleans may be known for its sunshine, second lines, and spontaneous street performances, but when the skies open up—and they often do—don’t let the weather wash away your plans. The Crescent City has a rhythm that doesn’t stop for the rain. In fact, some of its best treasures come to life when the streets […]


Reconcile New Orleans Unveils New Brand and Vision in Celebration of 25 Years of Impact

June 3, 2025

After 25 years of transforming lives through workforce development and community engagement, Reconcile New Orleans is stepping into a bold new chapter. The beloved nonprofit, known for its flagship Café Reconcile in Central City, has unveiled a refreshed brand identity, updated mission and vision, and a lineup of programs to celebrate its quarter-century legacy of […]


Search For My Great Grandfather Pierre Lafitte

June 2, 2025

I was born in New Orleans; a city steeped in secrets, shadows, and song. Adopted at birth, I lived much of my life untethered to the stories of blood and bone, until fate, like the turning of a pirate’s compass, steered my biological family back to me. My mother, a proud daughter of the old […]


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