Cheryl Lemoine

That’s a Wrap! 'Tis the Season for Theater

November 18, 2024
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.

Celebrate The Season At The French Market

November 18, 2024
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, so gather your family and friends for a day of Yuletide revelry in the historic French Market District. Celebrating over 200 years of commerce, community and culture, a visit to the iconic French Market District is sure to be the star on the top of your tree!

Jingle all the way to the French Market on Saturday, Dec. 7 for some holiday cheer during the French Market’s annual St. Nick Celebration, which takes place from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. in Dutch Alley.

Class Acts - Your Grade-A Guide to the Top Shows in Town

August 22, 2024
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.

Oh My Gourd! Harvest Some Fun at The French Market

August 22, 2024
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.

In Good Spirits - Hypotonic Haunts That Are Sure to leave you Spellbound!

August 22, 2024
In a city swarming with ghost stories, voodoo rituals and vampire legends, as well as wickedly good cocktails, it should come as no surprise that spirits (both the kind in your glass, and those that you can sense, but can’t see) reign supreme. If the spirit moves you, look no further than these bewitching French Quarter haunts. So stop in for a spell, and pick your poison—if you dare!

Apothecary: 725 Saint Peter St.

Backstage Pass - Your Ticket to the Hottest Shows in Town!

May 30, 2024
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

Chill Out! Stirring It Up with Cool Summertime Sippers

May 30, 2024
In a city renowned for its cocktail scene, not to mention home to Tales of the Cocktail—the world’s leading cocktail conference that will be stirring things up from July 21 to 26—it’s not always easy to stand out in the Big Easy. And with more craft cocktail bars continuing to pop up, as well as local watering holes stepping up their mixing game, there are more options than ever for cocktail enthusiasts seeking the perfect blend. From tempting tiki booze bombs to cool Cuban classics, discovering a deliciously refreshing libation to chill out with is just a few sips away.

Hot Tickets - Your Front-Row Seat to the Top Shows in Town!

February 23, 2024
New Orleans is truly a melting pot, a virtual gumbo, and in no aspect of the city is this more evident than in the medley of first-class shows that head to the Crescent City each year. From musical legends and side-splitting comedians, to avant-garde dance and Broadway classics, there’s always a smorgasbord of outstanding performances that are sure to stir your senses and satisfy your soul.

House of Blues
houseofblues.com/neworleans

April 4: The Disco Biscuits – Why We Dance Tour

Cooked to Order - Casual Dining in the Crescent City

February 23, 2024
Stepping out for an extravagant evening of fine dining is an experience in which many of us take great pleasure. However, let’s face it: most days call for casual, unpretentious eats that won’t break the bank. And while New Orleans is renowned for having its fair share of luxurious dining options, there’s also some great grub out there that’s sure to tempt your taste buds and fill your belly without emptying your wallet.

Cochon Butcher – cochonbutcher.com

The Scene Is Set - Sparkling Spectacles to Make the Season Merry and Bright!

November 27, 2023
The Crescent City is Sugarplum Central this Holiday Season with festive fan favorites taking center stage, including The Nutcracker, Mannheim Steamroller Christmas, the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra Holiday Spectacular and A Charlie Brown Christmas, to name a few. But the magic of the season doesn’t end there—catch The Illusionists’ Magic of the Holidays, a mind-blowing evening filled with sleight-of-hand wizardry, and the irreverently witty undie-pop duo The Skivvies.

Ooh La La! Dishing It Up with French Flair

November 27, 2023
Since its founding in 1718 by French explorers, New Orleans has remained proud of its French heritage. La Nouvelle-Orléans was named in honor of Philip II, Duke of Orleans, who served as Regent of the Kingdom of France until young Louis XV could take the helm of the throne. Although the city was under Spanish control for much of the 1700s, it held tight to its French legacy, which remains evident in beaucoup aspects of New Orleans culture, including Mardi Gras (French for Fat Tuesday), jazz funerals and of course its world-renowned cuisine.