Spring 2024

NOLA Blooms in Springtime

February 23, 2024
Shamrocks and bunnies and festivals—oh my! It is springtime in New Orleans, and we have a full calendar of events spanning from March through May. Mardi Gras madness has worn off and given way to Spring Fever in the Crescent City. Catch a cabbage at one of our St. Joseph’s Day, show off your Easter Bonnet at the Marigny Bunny Hop, rock out with the Rolling Stones at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival or meet amazing authors at the Tennessee Williams Literary Festival. No matter what you desire, New Orleans has it.

Festivals in Bloom At The New Orleans Jazz Museum

February 23, 2024
It’s festival season! We have so much to celebrate and the weather is beautiful! The Jazz Museum is going to be sure that we all have happy feet as they keep us dancing all over their lush grounds all Spring!

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.

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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.

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Celebrating St. Joseph In the French Market

February 23, 2024
In the Middle Ages, a great famine ravaged Sicily. In desperation, villagers prayed to Saint Joseph. If the Saint would intervene on their behalf, the Sicilian people promised, they would honor him with a selection of their harvest from then on. The rain came and an abundant harvest of fava beans restored them. Ever since, Sicilians have celebrated St. Joseph’s Day. To mark the occasion, communities feast and offer alms to neighbors in the form of lavish dinners.

Raise a Glass to Festival Season!

February 23, 2024
Spring has sprung in New Orleans, and it’s officially Festival season with many celebratory holidays. The weather is sublime and it’s the perfect time to get out and enjoy sipping a cocktail or two as spring celebrations get underway.

The Fine Art of Festivals

February 23, 2024
New Orleans has a festival for almost everything and every weekend when the summer weather is pleasantly warm. As a reminder of good times enjoyed at festivals and also a great souvenir, many festival fans adorn their walls with collectable art posters from their favorite festivals. Many have gained remarkable value over the years and are quite coveted!