Your List of the Best Places To Ring In the New Year In NOLA

December 24, 2022

New Year’s Eve is always packed with anticipation of what’s to come. Rather than leave the evening up to fate, here are a few events that will help you ring in the new year in style. Mister Mao 4501 Tchoupitoulas Street www.mistermaonola.com.  This New Year’s Eve, join Chef/Owner Sophina Uong and partner William “Wildcat” Greenwell for New […]


Amazing Non-Profits to Consider for Giving Tuesday

November 29, 2022

It’s Giving Tuesday, y’all! Giving Tuesday is a kick-off to the holiday season that allows us to give a little to our favorite charities and non-profits. When we give to these organizations, we’re helping others in need, supporting the arts, or funding a dream. Here’s a list of a few organizations you might consider donating to on this special day


Black Alchemy: Remembering Fazendeville Features Forgotten African American Community in St. Bernard Parish at Ogden Museum Exhibit

November 17, 2022

The Darryl Chappell Foundation and Ogden Museum of Southern Art are pleased to announce a public exhibition of photographer-in-residence, Aaron Turner, Black Alchemy: Remembering Fazendeville, the culmination of a ten-week residency. Aaron Turner is a photographer and educator currently based in Arkansas. Turner received his M.A. from Ohio University and a M.F.A from Gross School of […]


Vaucresson’s Sausage Company to Fully Open Creole Café and Deli November 25th

October 26, 2022

Vaucresson’s Sausage Company has been a seventh-ward tradition since 1899. Vance and Julie Vaucresson have opened a brick-and-mortar, Vaucresson’s Creole Café and Deli, 1800 St. Bernard Ave., where they keep a cultural tradition alive. The café is currently enjoying its soft opening and its grand opening is scheduled for November 25th. Vance Vaucresson is a […]


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