Beginning Friday, March 4, the Fish Fry Fridays campaign will serve as a fundraising event to benefit Hospitality Cares, a partnership between Louisiana Hospitality Foundation and United Way of Southeast […]
Category: Culture/Lifestyle
New Orleans Loses Beloved Loretta Harrison, Founder of Loretta’s Authentic Pralines
February 18, 2022On Wednesday, February 16, New Orleans lost a little bit of its sweetness when Loretta Harrison, founder of the famed Loretta’s Authentic Pralines, died of cancer at age 66. Dubbed […]
Little League of New Orleans Announces Opening of Baseball Registration for the 2022 Season
January 26, 2022New Orleans, La. – Little League of New Orleans (LLONO), the local affiliate of Little League International®, is pleased to announce the opening of registration for baseball for the 2022 […]
Local Sisters Open Cora’s Girls Coffee, Newest Coffee Roasters in NOLA
January 19, 2022Cora’s Girls Coffee is the new roaster on the New Orleans coffee scene. Owners and sisters Mia Patterson and Kiara Smith started the roaster in August, and it’s named in […]
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience Is Coming to New Orleans This April
January 13, 2022Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience, a 20,000 square foot light and sound spectacular featuring two-story projections of the artist’s most compelling works, is coming to New Orleans in April. The […]
In His Book, Breathing – Chaos and Poetry, Bifo Berardi Offers Guidance and Inspiration for Living in Today’s World
January 12, 2022Atman: in Hinduism, the spiritual life principle of the universe, especially when regarded as inherent in the real self of the individual; distinct of ego, mind, and bodily existence. Prana: […]
Your Go to List of Events Happening in the Crescent City for New Years Eve
December 27, 2021Since it’s been an…interesting two years, it’s no surprise that people are ready to ring in 2022 in style. Because everything was shut down for New Year’s Eve last year, […]
Revelers Gather in Jackson Square in Spite of Public Heath Warnings
December 20, 2021A week full of public health warnings on a possible Omicron wave didn’t stop holiday revelers over the weekend. On Sunday, Mayor Latoya Cantrell joined hundreds of mostly-maskless residents and visitors for caroling in Jackson Square, in spite of some institutions across New Orleans signaling a return to mask mandates.
The Will and the Way Opens in the French Quarter in Effort To Draw Locals With New Casual Bar and Dining Experience
November 10, 2021The Will and the Way, the much-anticipated bar from the LeBlanc + Smith hospitality group, opened on October 15th in the spot that used to be occupied by Longway Tavern, […]
Saenger Theater Reopens After Hard Rock Collapse and COVID
November 7, 2021After the Hard Rock collapse and Covid forced the Saenger Theater to shut its doors temporarily, the theater is now re-open, with Broadway plays taking the stage in the coming months. […]
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