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With the high temperatures holding steady, it's time to get creative with our free time. Cool off this month while visiting Vue Orleans, a one-of-a-kind interactive cultural exhibit and the city's only indoor and outdoor observatory with 360° panoramic views. Now through Labor Day, guests of… Read moreStay Cool with a View on this Rooftop
- Marigny Lanaux
A main benefit of checking out a happy hour is the drink deals, but the food can also be a large draw. Check out these five local restaurants and bars for discounted oysters, tapas, wood-fired pizzas, and more! Read more5 Local Happy Hours with Deals on Beverages and Bites
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It's no secret that artists make up a significant portion of our city's unique fabric. Ogden Museum of Southern Art is spotlighting some of these amazing talents in the 2024 edition of Louisiana Contemporary, presented by The Helis Foundation. Beginning Saturday, August 3, 41 contemporary wo… Read moreGet Inspired by Local Talent in this Exhibition
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Celebrate National Farmers Market Week with the Crescent City Farmers Market beginning Sunday, August 4. On each market day, shoppers of all ages will enjoy live music, vendor demos, special events, and of course, amazing fresh products from local farms and vendors. Read moreSupport Local Farms and Vendors during this Special Week
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If you're looking for a read filled with twists and turns, look no further! Such Charming Liars by bestselling author Karen McManus (author of One of Us Is Lying) is an entertaining YA mystery that readers of all ages are sure to enjoy. New Orleans residents and visitors will have the opport… Read moreThriller Fans Can't Miss this Event
3 Ways to Celebrate National Tequila Day
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Wednesday, July 24 is National Tequila Day… >3 Ways to Celebrate National Tequila Day
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Tales of the Cocktail, the largest cocktail conference in the world, returns to New Orleans Sunday, July 21 for a week filled with boozy beverages, visiting bartenders, and events galore. Tales of the Cocktail has evolved from its start as a walking tour in 2022 and now brings over 25,000 be… Read moreEverything to Know about Tales of the Cocktail
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Sparks flew when Marisa Naccari and Jeffery Anderson first met at an LSU semiformal held at the Superdome where Jeffery was attending as Marisa's friend’s platonic date. The New Orleans natives who graduated from high school just one year apart (Mount Carmel Academy and Brother Martin, respe… Read moreLet's Celebrate: Marisa & Jeff
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Mark your calendars for an inspiring evening with Tulane Innovation Institute, Tulane Ventures, and Adore! On Wednesday, August 7 at 6 p.m., all are invited to Tulane University for a special screening of Show Her the Money, a documentary providing insights into women's challenges in securin… Read moreYou're Invited to a Special Movie Screening
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Bastille Day is Sunday, July 14, and it's no surprise that New Orleans is ready to celebrate all weekend long. From block parties to special menus to cheese sales, here are seven festive ways to say Vive la France without leaving the city! Read more7 Ways to Celebrate Bastille Day in New Orleans
- Marigny Lanaux
Your next gourmet adventure is right around the corner! From Monday, July 15 through Sunday, July 21, indulge in dining deals during the second annual Magazine Street Restaurant Week. Stretching from Uptown to the Garden District, select restaurants along the six-mile street are offering pri… Read moreEverything to Know About Magazine Street Restaurant Week 2024
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Inspired by a newspaper article about a missing schoolteacher in south Louisiana, author Jennifer Moorhead taps into her Louisiana roots with her atmospheric debut thriller. Broken Bayou (out July 1) tells the story of a prominent child psychologist who takes a step back from her career foll… Read moreThis New Book Was Inpsired by Louisiana True Crime
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Avoid the summer slump by getting out of town and exploring a new place for a day! When traveling from New Orleans, these three cities can be reached in three hours or less. Read more3 Easy Day Trips from New Orleans
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Summer is prime beach time! If you’re still searching for a nearby vacation spot, check out these two destinations that promote rest and relaxation with hints of adventure. Read moreVisit these Nearby Beaches for a Taste of Paradise
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Summer brings warm weather, longer days, and flourishing gardens. Curated by Rachel Breunlin and Monique Verdin, Botanica: Gardens, Landscapes, and Plant Medicines in South Louisiana is the perfect exhibition to escape the heat while appreciating the season’s offerings. The two curators coll… Read morePlant Lovers Need to Visit this Exhibition
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A great way to experience New Orleans is through its celebrated culinary scene! This summer, take part in these special series where you can try new restaurants, score dining deals, and sip on creative cocktails around town. Read moreDine and Drink at these 3 Summer Series
- Marigny Lanaux
Enjoy global flavors at the third annual Afro Freedom Afro Feast, a culinary experience celebrating Juneteenth. The communal meal will be held Sunday, June 16 at Grow Dat Youth Farm, a youth development organization located in City Park that promotes leadership opportunities and battles food… Read moreFeed Your Soul at this Delicious Event
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If a visit to France isn't in your cards this summer, head to Couvant for the next best thing! On Wednesdays during the month of June, the French brasserie is offering an all-new dinner for two inspired by the coastal town of Marseille. Read moreTake a Trip to France at this Tasty Series
- Michaela Bechler
While falling in love and getting engaged is a rite of passage for many, it usually doesn’t unfold across millions of TV screens to then be shared across social media. For Kelsey Anderson, that’s exactly how her engagement to Joey Graziadei occurred on the 28th season of ABC’s The Bachelor. … Read moreGet to Know "The Bachelor" Winner Kelsey Anderson
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Whether you're confident in the kitchen or just starting to expand your cooking skills, Porgy's Seafood Market is here to help! The restaurant and seafood market wants to help people learn more about Gulf seafood and the people who source it through its new Summer School Series starting Thur… Read moreFoodies Will Love these Summer Classes
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Blocks away from Jackson Square is Forever New Orleans, a shop perfect for finding gifts, apparel, and home décor inspired by the vibrant city around it. In 2007, Lisa Saladino successfully opened the flagship store in the historic LaBranche Building and now oversees three locations in the a… Read moreShop Dog: Buster of Forever New Orleans
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During the uncertainty of 2020, Reyna Lubin and Patrick Narcisse met online and after a few dates, one thing was certain: they were meant to be together. A LaPlace native, Reyna always envisioned getting married close to home, and following Patrick’s proposal in July 2022, the two began plan… Read moreLet's Celebrate: Reyna & Patrick
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May has arrived with an abundance of great events. Start marking your calendar — you won't want to miss these six events happening this month! Read more6 May Events to Add to Your Calendar
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While Jazz Fest is clearly a local favorite, the festival attracts visitors from across the globe who want to experience the famed culture, the music, and the food. On Friday, April 26, Expedia, the festival's presenting travel partner, brought together a mix of globally influenced artists a… Read moreA Look Inside Expedia's Global Jam Event
- Michaela Bechler
If you love historic homes, photo-worthy tablescapes, fantastic company, and a night in the French Quarter, then Dining by Design is the event for you! Presented by the Historic BK House & Gardens, the event returns on Sunday, May 19 at 5:30 p.m and is sponsored in part by Element and co… Read moreDine in Style at this Returning French Quarter Event
- Marigny Lanaux
On a nice New Orleans day, enjoying the outdoors is essential, and there are plenty of places with spacious patios, breezy porches, or picturesque courtyards. Soak up some Vitamin D and enjoy the fresh air at these local spots! Read more5 Places to Dine and Drink En Plein Air
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It’s easy to find parking in some New Orleans neighborhoods as opposed to others. Before booking your next reservation, avoid factoring in parking costs into your evening expenses – check out these eight local spots with convenient options! Remember to respect private residences while you're at it. Read more8 Restaurants With Ample Parking
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Calling all readers! Independent Bookstore Day is Saturday, April 27, and to celebrate, seven of your favorite local booksellers are offering fun events and special merchandise while also teaming up for an epic giveaway. Read moreWhere to Celebrate Independent Bookstore Day
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While Ryan Seacrest made himself a household name by hosting American Idol and sending people to Hollywood, the radio host is bringing some of that star power to Children's Hospital New Orleans. The hospital was selected by the Ryan Seacrest Foundation (RSF) as the recipient of one of its ne… Read moreChildren's Hospital New Orleans Is Getting the Hollywood Treatment
- Michaela Bechler
Take a trip to the past when visiting Balzac Antiques, a shop filled with treasures. The antiques store sells exquisite European furniture and fine arts from the 19th century and earlier alongside interesting one-of-a-kind items. Owned by Sarah Thomas, Balzac Antiques has been a staple of Ma… Read moreShop Dog: Theo of Balzac Antiques
- By Marigny Lanaux | Photos by Brocato Photography
When Blair Davis matched at the University of Virginia for her pediatric residency, her childhood best friend thought she and Eric Linde, a student at the business school, would make the perfect pair. After the introduction, they immediately hit it off and began their two-year relationship. … Read moreLet's Celebrate: Blair & Eric
- By Michaela Bechler | Photos by Vieta Collins
It’s safe to say that Glass Half Full, the city’s first dedicated glass recycling organization, has taken New Orleans by storm. Founded by Franziska Trautmann and Max Steitz in 2020 during their senior year at Tulane University, the grassroots program continues to grow with each collection. … Read moreRaise a Glass (Before Recycling It!)
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Easter Sunday calls for brunch! Whether you’re seeking a classy meal or an entertaining morning, check out these six local spots for a delicious way to celebrate. Read moreEnjoy Easter Brunch at these 6 Restaurants
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If having a cup of coffee is one of your daily rituals, take it to the next level with Current Crop Roasting Shop. The java retail store will help coffee drinkers become bonafide connoisseurs with its high-quality blends from all over the world. More specifically, the shop’s ever-evolving se… Read moreShop Dog: Tucker of Current Crop Roasting Shop
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With unmatched food, music, architecture, and culture, having your wedding in New Orleans is a truly unforgettable experience, especially for visiting guests. Lean on storied event venues for expertly executed celebrations surrounding the big day and beyond. Read more15 Gorgeous Wedding Venues in New Orleans
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When it comes to your big day, even the smallest details can create lasting memories. And while all weddings have similar elements, it’s that little bit of lagniappe — everything from glitter to tambourines — that can help create an event that’s truly your own. Read moreSomething New: Personal Touches for Your Wedding Day
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Cadie Higginson and Wendy Ginsberg first met in London, UK, where Wendy had been living and working for four years while Cadie was studying for her master’s degree at Oxford. Cadie, now an of cer in the Marine Corps, returned back to the US for further training, and Wendy decided to move bac… Read moreLet's Celebrate: Cadie & Wendy
- By Michaela Bechler | Photos by Jeremy Tauriac
Cleveland Spears, III and Rubi L. Brown knew each other socially for a few years and would run into each other from time to time. After much thought and consideration, Cleveland made his interest known in 2018. While Rubi wasn’t immediately interested, something changed, and their first date… Read moreLet's Celebrate: Rubi & Cleveland
- Marigny Lanaux
New Orleans isn’t a stranger to seafood, and with it being the Lenten Season, plenty of local businesses are introducing limited-time specials — perfect for meat-free Fridays! Read below for seven restaurants serving catfish, oysters, shrimp, and more! Read more7 Spots to Dine During Lent
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According to Punxsutawney Phil, spring is on its way! And in Louisiana, that means festival season is almost upon us. Of course, there are the big festivals like French Quarter Fest and Jazz Fest happening in New Orleans, but did you know there are several exciting festivals happening across… Read more7 Festivals to Check Out this Spring
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After the busyness of the holidays which immediately rolled into a short Mardi Gras season, most New Orleanians are looking to rest, relax, and restore themselves over the next few weeks. Take inspiration from WELLDOWN, a local luxury and lifestyle brand with a mission to provide transformat… Read moreReset and Connect at this Upcoming Retreat
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It’s safe to say that French Quarter hotels aren’t naïve to where their guests may choose to spend time outside of their rooms. The Celestine, a new hotel from LeBlanc + Smith opening Friday, February 16, is prepared to embrace the revelry, while also offering its guests a respite from nearb… Read morePeek Inside this French Quarter Respite
- By Marigny Lanaux | Photos by Catherine Guidry
Growing up in separate small towns across Louisiana, Allyson Barker and Brent Rome Jr. first met after matching on Hinge. Their two-and-a-half-year relationship began and led to a proposal. They felt that New Orleans, their home at the time and a city with plentiful venues, would be the perf… Read moreLet's Celebrate: Allyson & Brent
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While Mardi Gras season has to come to a close, the traditions, humor, and beautiful Carnival costumes live on at The Presbytère. The cultural institution is keeping the magic alive throughout the rest of the year with Mardi Gras Satire: Puncturing Pomposity and To Be a Star: The Carnival Co… Read moreMardi Gras Lives On in these Exhibits
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New Orleans is filled with many home styles featuring unique architectural characteristics. When buying or selling a house, it’s wise to work with someone who not only understands but adores and appreciates our city’s distinctive details. Eleanor Farnsworth, a real estate industry veteran, l… Read moreShop Dog: Oliver of Eleanor Farnsworth's Office
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With so many workouts out there, there’s truly something for everyone. One studio that has it all? Hype Haus, located in the CBD, is a high-energy, colorful workout studio that offers cycling, aerobic, and strength classes. Read moreNeed a Dopamine Dose? Head to this Studio ASAP
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ICYMI: This year's short Mardi Gras season is just five weeks and three days long. And by the time you're reading this, we have less than three weeks to enjoy king cake! With no time to waste, King Cake Drive-Thru is here to help with its convenient and quick set-up. Read moreWhy You Should Visit King Cake Drive-Thru
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While Mardi Gras parades may be mostly known for their enormous floats, there are many parts that make up the whole — including a bevy of dance troupes and marching clubs. In addition to providing camaraderie, these krewes are a great way to join in the revelry of Mardi Gras. Here are some o… Read moreKrewes-ing Through Carnival: 4 Groups To Watch For this Season
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If reading more books (or more books outside of your regular genres) is a goal of yours this 2024, consider joining The Guild of Wizardry & Whimsy. Hosted by Blue Cypress Books, The Guild is a book club dedicated to reading and discussing fantasy books. The free group meets monthly and i… Read moreThis Book Club Is Out of This World
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Before the parade season picks up, visit The Shop at the Collection to marvel at the plethora of Mardi Gras-related goods! If you want to add festive flair to your home, browse the selection from local artisans and vendors. Finds include New Orleans-themed hand towels, trays, and decanters. Read moreGet in the Carnival Spirit at this French Quarter Shop
- Marigny Lanaux
It’s happened to all of us – we purchase a large king cake and must recruit friends and family to help finish it. Instead of an entire cake, check out these restaurants, coffee shops, and bakeries that have added seasonal sweet treats to their menu inspired by the classic carnival confection. Read moreVisit these 12 Spots for King Cake-Inspired Treats
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If you resolved to focus on your finances this year, add this event to your calendar! On Wednesday, January 10, Salon22 will host a conversation with Paula Madison, a renowned entrepreneur, journalist, former NBCUniversal executive, and author. Women of all financial backgrounds are invited … Read moreLearn How to Leave a Lasting Legacy at this Event
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This Mardi Gras season, you don’t need to venture to a specific bakery to find the king cake you desire. From coffee shops to boutiques, read below for six places that are set to stock freshly baked king cakes all season long! Read more6 Unconventional Spots to Pick Up a King Cake