New Orleans

Bye Bye Birdie
May 6, 2017 | New OrleansSpring is for Bye Bye Birdie at the Rivertown Theaters. It’s 1958 and rock ‘n roll heartthrob Conrad Birdie has been drafted. Before heading off to serve, his songwriter/agent Albert Peterson and Albert’s secretary/finance Rosie … Read More »
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Jazz Fest Guide
April 6, 2017 | New OrleansA Local’s Guide to New Orleans Jazz Fest By: Abby Sanders, Pelican New Orleans (Cajun Encounters) You bought your tickets for Nola Jazz Fest 2017 months in advance. You’ve probably already read through the lineup 100 t… Read More »

Edwardian Ball
March 27, 2017 | New OrleansNew Orleans’ First Annual Edwardian Ball: A Turn-of-the-Century, Head-Turning Event. If you were looking for an evening at Downton Abbey, forget it. The first annual Edwardian Ball in New Orleans was more like a “steampunk Mardi G… Read More »

The best things to do in New Orleans
January 24, 2017 | New OrleansThere are so many things to do in New Orleans, it might take a lifetime to see and experience them all. If you're only visiting for a short period of time though, here are a couple of things you might want to check out: Broadway Theatre… Read More »

Ways to Celebrate Christmas Cheer in New Orleans
November 18, 2016 | New OrleansChristmas, New Orleans style, is in full swing. There’s lots of exciting holiday themed events going on throughout the city. Here’s a few of our favorites, so gather up your friends and family and enjoy the festivities. St. Louis Cathe… Read More »

Politics Is Fun Again at 1776, The Musical at Rivertown
November 7, 2016 | New OrleansPhoto credit: John Barrois If you think the current election is stressful, go see 1776, The Musical, playing now through November 20th at the Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts (15 minutes from N… Read More »
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NOLA Architecture: From Shotgun to Creole
October 24, 2016 | New OrleansHomes in New Orleans have a distinct architectural look, borrowing from the various cultures that have settled in the Big Easy. Shotgun Homes might be the most talked about, but it’s just one of the many beautiful styles you can see when travel… Read More »

Fall in New Orleans: Our Favorite Season of All?
September 26, 2016 | New OrleansHello, Fall, our old friend! We’re so happy to see you again. Don’t get us wrong – summer was a blast. We beat the heat with strawberry daiquiris from Mango Mango, hot happy hour specials, and great tunes at Bourbon… Read More »

6 Reasons to Visit New Orleans This August
August 5, 2016 | New OrleansSummer may be winding down, but New Orleans is heating up (and we don’t just mean literally). With festival season kicking into high gear, we’ll be dancing the days and nights away with amazing music, delicious dining, and you can e… Read More »
Go 4th on the River New Orleans Fireworks Display was Amazing!
July 7, 2016 | New OrleansNo city throws a party like New Orleans! And this year’s 26th annual July 4th celebration, Go 4th on the River, did not disappoint. My first time attending, I can easily see why it is ranked the 5th “must see” fireworks display in t… Read More »
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