You can tell that the food here is made with care and love, and from that moment on you will have no other option than to return that
devotion.
Weekend Picks: Father's Day is here!
If dad isn’t big on gifts (or maybe you just forgot to grab one), no worries. There’s lots to do in town to celebrate fathers across the city.
#GetOuttaTown: Make a day (or weekend) out of Ship Island
Ship Island is a great destination for families, friends, couples, or solo travelers who want a beautiful beach experience without straying all the way to Alabama or Florida.
Things to do
Today
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Hot 8 Brass Band
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Gospel Brunch at House of Blues New Orleans
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She Wants Revenge
D
Drag Diva Brunch
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Jumpstart Your Writing Part 2, taught by Jessica Kinnison
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Freebandz Fathers Day Celebration ft Young Scooter & Casino
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Kinky Boots
B
Hot 8 Brass Band
C
A Day To Remember - Raisin' Hell In The Heartland Tour
D
Sebadoh
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Nita Strauss
F
Gospel Brunch at House of Blues New Orleans
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TWENTY ONE PILOTS - THE BANDITO TOUR
B
Comedy Beast Free Show
C
Cocktails At the Carver
D
Pride Night At the Carver
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Every Thursday In the Den: Comedy Gumbeaux (Free Show)
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Ocean Alley
Backatown Coffee is a modern boost in a historical neighborhood
This isn’t your average coffee shop in any sense of the word. The high ceilings, light fixtures, furniture and every inch of the community space has been thought out.
PHOTOS: New Orleans' final farewell to Leah Chase was fit for a queen
Hundreds of New Orleanians came out Monday to pay their final respects to the Queen of Creole Cuisine, Leah Chase.
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The Cupcake Collection continues a delicious legacy on Magazine Street
On Magazine Street, tucked in a bustling corner is a facet of one of the nation’s top-ranked bakeries.
PHOTOS: Pride Parade lights up the Marigny, French Quarter
The parade featured 24 floats, 60 marching groups, and over 3500 participants in what is billed as the largest LGBT+ parade on the Gulf Coast.
73 Distilling's spirits pay homage to New Orleans neighborhoods
In the Iberville, 73 Distillery has rum, vodka, whiskey and bourbon (of course) but with a local twist.
PHOTOS: The city celebrates Leah Chase's life at memorial service
Family and well-wishers attend a Celebration of Life Service for Chef Leah Chase at the Xavier University Convocation Center in New Orleans, La. Saturday, June 8, 2019.
'Bare as you dare': World Naked Bike Ride hits the French Quarter
The group states on its website that the purpose of the ride is to promote a cleaner, safer, body-positive world to the masses in a free, non-sexual, fun bike ride.
PHOTOS: Hundreds take to the street for Dr. John's second line tribute
Dr. John was a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame musician blending blues, jazz, funk, pop, boogie woogie and rock and roll.
Lost Binary: A different kind of Pride party
Celebrate Pride away from the parade with Lost Binary.
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2 Girls 1 Shuck: These ladies prove an oyster bar can be a woman's place
Since 2014, these lovely lady shuckers based out of the Bywater have been convincing folks to swallow their fears and mingle with mollusks.
Weekend Picks: June Under the Moon, Creole Tomato Fest, Pride Festival
Creole Tomato Fest, Pride Weekend, and June Under the Moon in City Park are just a few of the things we’ve got for our weekend picks!
Street flooded? Here's how to check if your catch basin is clean, and how to DIY
Spring is here, and you know what that means: random street flooding.
Torshi brings authenticity from Cairo to the Crescent City
Great food comes from great people.
Brunchfaced: Rosedale feels like home, dripping with legacy & history
Tucked on the border of the City Park and Lakeview hoods, legendary chef and culinary queen in her own right Susan Spicer’s new restaurant looks and feels like home, dripping with legacy and history.
Leah Chase gave everyone she met something they never had before
Leah Chase gave everyone she met something they never had before.