Our idea of a break week is a weekend that includes a parade!
New Orleans is having its first-ever cannabis fest on 4/20
The day will be mixed with fun and activism, featuring guest speakers in-between the live musical performances, organizers said.
Holy Thursday: Leah Chase Talks, Gumbo Z’herbes, Fried Chicken, Life
Holy Thursday at Dooky Chase is a New Orleans tradition and the toughest reservation in town.
Things to do
Today
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The Scientists
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In the Den: Honest Men with Vacation Manor
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Community Yoga
D
LIVE GIRLS! Improv Comedy
E
Robert Hunter LIVE with Slayder Smet
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Bluegrass Pickin' Party
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The Disco Biscuits - 2 Day Ticket
B
Joe Russo's Almost Dead - Friday Night
C
Joe Russo's Almost Dead - Saturday Night
D
Phil Lesh & The Terrapin Family Band - Friday Night
E
JJ Grey & Mofro
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FOUNDATION OF FUNK feat JOHN MEDESKI & ERIC KRASNO & THE LETTUCE HORNS
A
The Disco Biscuits - 2 Day Ticket
B
Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O.
C
Comedy Beast Free Show
D
Joe Russo's Almost Dead - Friday Night
E
Joe Russo's Almost Dead - Saturday Night
F
The Radiators
Beyonce’s gives us a bounce remix to Maze’s ‘Before I Let Go’
Now DJs can readily put this track on the playlist and turn the volume all the way up at the bar or block party.
'Ghost’: This Mardi Gras Indians’ suit, wings included, flies you to other worlds
People always make way for the Indians, but when the Black Mohawks Gang Flag Stephen Hall parted the crowd, it wasn’t only out of respect or choice that the people moved.
CK’s Hot Shoppe: A hidden gem for Filipino food in Central City
By the end of lunch, everyone was dreading going back to the office after our culinary adventure because we were so stuffed.
Q&A: From Algiers to Czechia - Puppets open up a window to the world
To puppeteer Karen Konnerth, they’re more than toys. They connect people to other worlds and help them learn about things they’ve never seen.
GALLERY: Mardi Gras Indians hit the streets for Westbank Super Sunday
After Downtown Super Sunday was cancelled, the sun shined bright for Westbank Super Sunday on April 14.
Whether you know it as Cabrini Bridge or Magnolia Bridge, it's open!
The renovations cost $1.3 million and took about a year to complete.
PHOTOS: Great weather, great music, great times at French Quarter Fest
We couldn’t have asked for a better French Quarter Fest! You definitely needed a jacket, but a little windy versus blazingly hot? We’ll take it.
A day in Algiers Point: I wish I would've ventured here sooner
The homes reminded me of Uptown, but the people were so down to Earth, and you could feel the spirit of this close-knit neighborhood in every conversation.
Brunchfaced: Food like a warm, inviting hug - Red Dog Diner
I wish I hadn’t waited until adulthood to invite pimiento cheese into my life.
Geaux forth and fest: Our picks for April
Here are our picks for local fests in April, and even a few must-do ones out of the city.
Prytania Theater: The first, and last, of its kind
Sure, she looks “old” on the outside. But, the Prytania is the grand dame of movie theater history.
Life on the line: The cultural economy of second line vendors
Food, drink vendors are just as much a part of second line culture as the music, dancing
Q&A: How NOLA Sips’ 22-year-old owner went from second lines to her own shop
At only 22-years-old, Stricen Carter made the decision to put her last semester at SUNO on hold to follow her dream of expanding her business, NOLA Sips. Now, she’s on tour with one of New Orleans biggest social media moguls.
Brunch at a wine cellar? $10 bottomless mimosas, that's why.
I heard through the grapevine that Martin Wine Cellar (both locations) had a brunch for a few years now and couldn’t wait to get there and try it. And just like I imagined – it didn’t disappoint.
PHOTOS: First-ever BlerdFest brings out the cool, nerdy kids
Academy Award-winning film production designer Hannah Bleachler came out to the first-ever BlerdFest on April 6, closing out a celebration of melanin in the science fiction genre.