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Our New Orleans winters may be mild but the number of festivals, events and happenings in the city December through February are not. The Crescent City has an extended holiday/winter season of events, creating a magical and enchanting city for all visiting. From Christmas to Mardi Gras and all the other exciting events in between, our city has something for everyone. Here are just a few highlights to check out.

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Fill your heart with joy this holiday season with iconic Broadway shows, magical musicals and legendary performers. Whether you’re a fan of classical, R&B, comedy or drama, there’s no shortage of spirted shows that totally sleigh!

House of Blues – houseofblues.com/neworleans
Dec. 21: Home for the Holidays presented by the NOCCA Foundation
The 20th anniversary celebration of Home for the Holidays features a star-studded lineup including, Irma Thomas, Rebirth Brass Band, Kermit Ruffins, John Boutte, DJ Raj Smoove, Flagboy Giz and emcee Gralen Banks.

We’ve carefully examined the fall performance schedule to present the most exciting, entertaining and coveted shows to hit the stage.
From old-school musical legends and top-mark performers to class-clown comedians, these top-of-class spectacles are sure to score high marks.

Caesars Superdome – caesarssuperdome.com
Oct. 25–27: Taylor Swift – The Eras Tour
Fourteen-time GRAMMY® winner and one of the biggest musical stars on the planet, at the age of 20 became the youngest artist in history to win the GRAMMY® Award for Album of the Year.

If you adore all things Latin, from sultry salsa music to exquisitely seasoned cuisine, then be sure to tango over to the French Market on Saturday, Sept. 21 to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. The day-long festivities kick off at 11 a.m. and run until 4 p.m. in the Farmers and Flea Markets, and feature two action-packed stages of hip-swaying, Latin-inspired music, specially curated by Ecos Latinos. Indulge in authentic cuisine, served up by some of the area's top Hispanic and Latino eateries, and be sure to check out the lively, Latin-influenced cultural activities.

The temperature isn’t the only thing heating up in the Big Easy this summer. From sizzling country superstars and sultry R&B legends, to fiery comedy and Broadway shows, we’ve pulled back the curtain to bring you the hottest shows around.

Caesars Superdome – caesarssuperdome.com

July 5–7: Essence Festival of Culture