Cheryl Lemoine

Get the Show on the Road - The Cultural Season Arrives in High Style!

August 17, 2026
You’re sure to fall in love with the stellar lineup of upcoming live performances that kick off the cultural season. Whether Broadway box-office hits, ballet crowd-pleasers, musical chart-toppers, or classic orchestral concerts are your cup of tea, you are destined to find a top-notch production to suit your tastes.

Caesars Superdome – caesarssuperdome.com
September 16: Bruno Mars – The Romantic Tour

All Jazzed Up - The New Orleans Jazz Museum in Full Swing!

August 17, 2026
Ideally situated at the intersection of the French Quarter and Frenchmen Street—the vibrant three-block corridor renowned for live music—sits the New Orleans Jazz Museum. Through dynamic interactive exhibits, multigenerational educational programming, research facilities, and engaging musical performances, the beloved museum celebrates and honors jazz in the city in which it was born.

Soak Up the Fun... Sultry shows that are sure to brighten your day!

June 01, 2026
As the temperature continues to sizzle, so does the summer show scene with a red-hot medley of buzz-worthy concerts, extraordinary musical legends and thrilling theatrical performances. Whether you’re chuckling through the outrageous musical comedy Spamalot or swaying to incomparable sound of megastar Patti LaBelle, your perfect summertime vibe is just around the corner!

Caesars Superdome
July 3–5: Essence Festival of Culture

In Full Bloom - Buzz-Worthy Shows That Are Sure to Shine!

February 13, 2026

It’s time to shake off the winter blue and channel your inner social butterfly as the performing arts season buzzes with excitement. Whether you’re a fan of classical or classic rock, ballet or Broadway, you’ll discover a bountiful of lively shows that are certain to put some spring in your step.
 

On a High Note - Celebrating International Jazz Month New Orleans Style

February 13, 2026
April is a very special month at the New Orleans Jazz Museum as it happens to be Jazz Appreciation Month—no small thing with the musical form’s Big Easy roots and remarkable heritage. The apex is International Jazz Day, April 30, which was originally proposed by renowned jazz performer and composer Herbie Hancock and is sponsored by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Launched in 2011, International Jazz Day shines a spotlight on jazz and its diplomatic role of bringing people together worldwide.

Making Spirits Bright: Shows and Spectacles That Slay!

November 19, 2025
You’re sure to feel merry and bright with this sparkling lineup of joy-filled concerts, enchanting dance performances, jolly Broadway classics and more. Whether you find yourself on the naughty or nice list, filling your heart and soul with the magical sights and sounds of the season is just a jingle away.

Le Petit Theatre – lepetittheatre.com
Jan. 8-25: Blithe Spirit

Show Stoppers - Winning shows that are sure to score big!

August 22, 2025
Much like football fanatics, performing arts enthusiasts eagerly await the fall, passionately referred to as the kickoff to the cultural season. Catch all your favorites, from award-winning Broadway shows and renowned classical compositions, to theatrical dance and legendary performers (Sir Paul McCartney, Joe Bonamassa, and John Legend, to name a few). Whatever your entertainment goals, you’re sure to find something exciting to cheer about!

Caesars Superdome – caesarssuperdome.com

Oct. 16: Chris Brown – Breezy Bowl XX

And All That Jazz! Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and Storyville at the New Orleans Jazz Museum

August 22, 2025
A step inside the New Orleans Jazz Museum – the historic building built in 1835 to serve as a U.S. Mint – will quickly reveal its current purpose: to promote the global understanding of jazz as one of the most innovative, historically pivotal musical art forms in world history. Located at the foot of Esplanade Avenue near Frenchmen Street, renowned for its vibrant live music scene, the New Orleans Jazz Museum is where visitors and locals flock to discover the captivating history of jazz in the city where it was born.

Beat the Summertime Blues Noteworthy Musical Shows that Are Sure to Cure!

May 20, 2025
Don’t skip a beat this summer as music takes center stage in the Big Easy. From world-renowned classical master Andrea Bocelli and celebrated reggae superstar Stephen Marley, to one-of-a-kind comic maestro “Weird Al” Yankovich, there’s no shortage of pitch-perfect performances that are sure to strike a chord. If live theater is music to your ears, then Broadway hits Chicago and Ain’t Misbehavin’ promise to hit all the right notes. Rock on!

Caesars Superdome – caesarssuperdome.com
July 4–6: Essence Festival of Culture

Spring Fever: Premier Shows That Are All the Buzz

February 24, 2025
If you’re a fan of beloved Broadway shows, classical music, gripping dance performances, or cutting-edge comedians, then it’s time to spring into action with these buzz-worthy shows that are sure to be the bee’s knees!

Joy Theater – thejoytheater.com
Mar. 27: W. Kamau Bell – Who’s With Me?
The comedian, filmmaker and Emmy winner returns to the stand-up stage, full of questions, thoughts, and a heavy dollop of silliness in these hectic times.

Apr. 4: Kathleen Madigan – The Day Drinking Tour

Rising Rhythm: New Orleans Jazz Museum Unveils a New Economy Hall Exhibit

February 24, 2025
Generally speaking, when Economy Hall is mentioned in conversation, it’s typically regarding the lively, crowd-filled stage nestled within the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival that radiates electric sounds of jazz, blues, brass and other distinctly Crescent City musical notes. However, the original Economy Hall, which dates back to 1857, not only had roots in music but also played a vital role in shaping the city’s cultural legacy.