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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

Haunted Stays - A Restless Night’s Sleep

by Anthony Leggio

August 17, 2026

New Orleans is celebrated not only for its rich history and vibrant culture but also for its reputation as one of America’s most haunted cities. For those intrigued by the paranormal, the city offers a variety of hotels where ghostly encounters may occur. The Hotel Monteleone, for instance, established in 1886, is regarded as one of the most haunted locations in New Orleans. Guests have reported inexplicable occurrences, such as doors opening on their own and elevators opening on different floors than requested, alongside sightings of playful shadows resembling children.

Echoes Beneath the Gaslight

by Kim Welsh

August 17, 2026

As twilight slips across the rooftops of the French Quarter, New Orleans begins to reveal another side of itself. The last traces of daylight catch on wrought-iron balconies before disappearing into the warm glow of gas lamps. Music drifts through open doorways, cocktails clink behind courtyard walls, and centuries-old buildings seem to settle into the evening as though preparing to tell their stories once again.

Fall Events Calendar

by French Quarterly

August 17, 2026

September 3–6, 2026 | New Orleans Yoga Festival

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

by Cheryl Lemoine

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

French Quarterly Summer Festivals

by French Quarterly

June 01, 2026

June 4–7
New Orleans Black Pride

Red, White, and River Light: Celebrating America’s 250th in New Orleans

by Kim Welsh

June 01, 2026

In 2026, Independence Day carries extra meaning. America turns 250, and few cities know how to celebrate history with more style than New Orleans. Here, the Fourth of July arrives not with quiet backyard sparklers, but with brass bands drifting through the heat, cocktails sweating in the hand, and fireworks bursting above the mighty Mississippi. For travelers looking to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary somewhere unforgettable, New Orleans offers a celebration layered with spectacle, story, and unmistakable Southern soul.

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

by Cheryl Lemoine

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.

Springtime in NOLA Calendar of Events March-May

February 13, 2026

March 1
Irish Channel St.Patrick’s Day Parade
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day New Orleans style, and don’t miss the truly original New Orleans take on the St. Patrick’s experience, including the traditional “throws,” when parade participants shower onlookers with trinkets and, in this case, flowers, kisses, cabbage, and much more! The traditional Mass is held before the parade at St. Mary’s Assumption Church (923 Josephine Street) and is open to the public. https://www.irishchannelno.org

March 1

Winter Calendar of Events

by French Quarterly

November 19, 2025

New Orleans, during the winter months, offers a unique experience for tourists, characterized by milder temperatures and a vibrant cultural scene. Visitors can explore the city's renowned music venues, indulge in its famous cuisine and participate in various festivals that celebrate its rich heritage. From Christmas and New Year’s through Mardi Gras Day and all the fun in between, New Orleans has so much to offer visitors. Here are just a few highlights to check out.

Celebration in the Oaks (Nov. 28, 2025 - Jan. 1, 2026)

Making Spirits Bright: Shows and Spectacles That Slay!

by Cheryl Lemoine

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

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