Weird Things To Do In New Orleans 1. Singing Tree in City Park. Let’s start with something not creepy but still really cool ...

A unique, family-friendly event is coming to New Orleans this spring. The Big Bounce America 2025 tour, the world’s largest touring inflatable event, will be making stops at the University of ...

First-time visitors to New Orleans and especially the French Quarter might miss its museums. The food and the fun beckons, ...

In fact, there would be no New Orleans without the bayous, so you owe it to yourself to take a swamp tour. A mix of saltwater and freshwater, the bayous are home to crawfish, shrimp, deer and ...

If you want to experience New Orleans properly, it's best to begin your tour here. Recent visitors said the neighborhood is lively, with lots to do and see and offers a one-of-a-kind experience.

Benjamin Booker Booker has spent the last month or so playing across the country, and he wraps up this tour in New Orleans with a show Friday, March 7, at Siberia. In 2018, Booker was kicking ...

The opera, by Edmond Dede, a free Black composer born in New Orleans in 1827, was staged for the first time, more than 100 years after it was written. Michelle Miller has more on how an opera that ...

Hozier is bringing his 2025 Unreal Unearth Tour to New Orleans, and we don’t want you to miss out. 2 tickets to experience Hozier at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana on September 23, ...

NEW ORLEANS (press release) — The Historic New Orleans Collection (HNOC) and the New Orleans Public Library REACH Center (NOPL) will present “A New Door for My People: Black Life in Reconstruction-Era ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - American rock band Alabama Shakes is back after an eight-year hiatus and the reunion tour will stop in New Orleans for one night. The band will headline at The Saenger Theater ...

From Streetcar Rides to Bar Crawls 21 Best Things to Do in New Orleans' French Quarter — From Famous Cafes to Ghost Tours Travel + Leisure is published by Meredith Corporation under license from ...

singer-songwriter Paul Simon plans to launch a new tour with two nights in New Orleans this spring. His "A Quiet Celebration" tour is slated to kick off at the Saenger Theatre on April 4-5.