New Orleanians, Small Business
There are no neon lights in the window to catch the attention of passersby, as there are at the neighboring shops. Like something from the Wizarding World, it’s as if...
That the restaurant industry will be changed forever seems obvious. But the unspoken question looms large: Is the pandemic actually capable of changing the restaurant industry for the better?
Know Your NOLA, Small Business
Water ice is a tasty dessert that’s big in the east, especially in Philadelphia. The finely granulated concoction is blended with flavor throughout and scoops and eats like ice cream....
Entrepreneurship, New Orleanians, Pursuits/Hobbies, Visual Arts
Jacq Francoi$ is a local artist who pays homage to Black New Orleans culture with his limited runs of highly-collectible and buzzworthy art pieces.
Know Your NOLA, Restaurants, Small Business
Eric Cook is one of many restaurateurs publicly addressing the challenges of reopening during a pandemic that has no end in sight. Collectively, some grievances are with the government, while...
New Orleanians, Small Business
New Orleans entrepreneur Mari Alejos-Puente is taking you on a trip with her globally-inspired cosmetic line, born out of her love for travel and nail polish.
Know Your NOLA, Small Business
Local entrepreneur Tiffany Brown took her love of candles and the city of New Orleans, combining them to make Wicks NOLA. Her brand of unique scents reflects the culture of...
How do you manage an online dance class that is really connecting?
Know Your NOLA, Small Business
It might surprise you, but the smaller theaters might be better equipped to handle the pandemic than the big cinema giants.
Food, Know Your NOLA, Small Business
When the COVID-19 pandemic caused a shutdown of non-essential businesses and only allowed restaurants to offer takeout and/or delivery service, owners Billy Jones and Richard Horner knew that they would...
