New Orleans, with its unique blend of history, culture, and beautiful neighborhoods, is steadily embracing a more sustainable, car-free future. As the city grapples with increasing traffic congestion, high parking costs, and the environmental impact of personal vehicles, many residents are turning to alternative modes of transportation. Electric scooters, electric bikes, and public transportation are […]
New Orleans is home to a vibrant community of women-owned businesses and feminist initiatives that contribute to the city’s unique cultural fabric. From bookstores and community spaces to restaurants and bars, these establishments are trailblazing progressive change while fostering women’s empowerment. Women-Owned Bookstores and Literary Spaces: Blue Cypress Books: Nestled on Oak Street, Blue Cypress […]
A few weeks ago, a construction crew started blocking off and tearing up Adams St. near Claiborne in preparation for a new road. New Orleans native Lynda Bermuda was concerned that they were demolishing too close to the sidewalk, and, to her surprise, on Thursday the 24th, she was told that a tree outside her house […]
New Orleans is a city brimming with culture, history, and creativity, where local businesses are the backbone of the community. Among them, Black-owned businesses play a vital role in shaping the city’s unique character. From stylish boutiques to mouth-watering restaurants, these businesses showcase the rich heritage and innovative spirit of the city’s Black entrepreneurs. Supporting […]
As environmental consciousness grows across the globe, New Orleans has embraced eco-friendly living with a unique blend of creativity and culture. Whether you’re a longtime resident or new to the city, there are plenty of ways to contribute to a greener, more sustainable New Orleans. From local sustainable shops to green markets and community gardens, […]
November in New Orleans festivals, cultural celebrations, and seasonal fun. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, there’s no shortage of exciting events that showcase the unique flavor of the Crescent City. Here’s a look at some of the must-attend events happening throughout the month, complete with their dates. Zydeco Fest When: November 2, 2024 […]
New Orleans isn’t just about jazz and jambalaya—it’s also a city with a rich comedy scene that draws in local and national talent. With comedy nights hosted by local bars and breweries and dedicated comedy clubs, there’s always a place to unwind with laughter in the Crescent City. Here’s your guide to top comedy spots, […]
New Orleans, known for its rich musical history, offers a wealth of resources to support parents raising the next generation of musicians. From skilled teachers to specialized stores and vibrant after-school programs, this city provides countless opportunities to help kids immerse themselves in music. Here’s a guide for parents to get started: 1. Music Teachers […]
A certain intimacy comes when a bar or restaurant works with small brands. These spirit companies, often with just a handful of dedicated employees, add a personal touch to their products that you can’t find with larger brands. I’ve usually learned about these small brands through my own research or when a local bar takes […]
Sober Fest, the alcohol-free music festival hosted by Bridge House/Grace House, will return for its third year on November 23, 2024, at The Sugar Mill. The family-friendly event, running from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., will feature an exciting lineup of local artists, including Ivan Neville & Friends, Anders Osborne, Jason Ricci & The Bad […]
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