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Let us be the first to welcome you to Pisces season! This zodiac sign is creative, social, sympathetic, and super romantic! People adore this water sign for its creativity, likability, and big heart. Pisces prefer quality over quantity, so make sure that any gift you give is thoughtful, uniq… Read more
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Soul Revival, an annual event supporting the Legacy Donor Foundation, is back on Saturday, March 14. This year's dressy casual evening will be held Downtown in the historic Orpheum Theater and features plenty of music, dancing, fabulous food, and libations. All funds raised at the Spring eve… Read more
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While New Orleans is completely engrossed in all things Mardi Gras this week, the rest of the country continues to go about its business. The nation did catch a glimpse of life in New Orleans this week when two posts went viral on social media. Read more
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Looking to switch up your Mardi Gras plans? If you're tired of doing the same thing each year or just can't host anymore, these three places are holding parties for parades throughout the week. Whether you're Uptown or Downtown, there's a spot for you and your krewe to comfortably eat, drink… Read more
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It's hard not to love a dinner that supports a cause. The George Rodrigue Foundation of the Arts in partnership with the New Orleans Culinary and Hospitality Institute (NOCHI) will celebrate the culinary legacy of Chef Paul Prudhomme on Thursday, March 12. All proceeds from the event will be… Read more
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While New Orleans is taking a greener approach to Mardi Gras this year, there is still work to be done. Epiphany Throws, a new Nola-based company, is hoping to help with their handmade throws that are made of recycled material and/or biodegradable. Read more
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Chef Kelly Fields grew up in Charleston, but has officially called New Orleans home since 2010. She had worked here years prior with Chef Susan Spicer, then again as the pastry chef at Restaurant August, but left in 2005 due to the Hurricane Katrina aftermath. She took the opportunity to tra… Read more
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If you thought revelry ended on Mardi Gras Day, think again. The Ballet Ballers Ball will take place Saturday, March 7 and guarantees to be an enjoyable evening filled with dance and photography. All proceeds from the event directly support dancers' salaries. Read more
- Michaela Bechler
Britt Voelker wants to make wellness accessible to her community. She took over the Lower Garden District's Nola Yoga Loft in 2019 and recently opened a Wellness Room for reiki, life coaching, massage, and community acupuncture. For over a decade, Voelker has been a practitioner of different… Read more
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It's no secret that we love weddings here at Adore. The rings, the cakes (which often double as works of art), the romantic New Orleans venues, and of course the dresses! We also love traditions, one of which, is incorporating blue into your wedding celebration. Whether it's a piece of jewel… Read more
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When a sprained ankle forced Jen John, an Emmy-winning filmmaker and former news reporter, to sit on her couch for a few days, she spent her recovery thinking of what she wanted to do next. Her video production company Fresh Media had made two feature documentaries, but she had always wanted… Read more
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Still searching for a Valentine's Day gift? Consider giving an unforgettable musical experience this year with The Music of John Williams. The Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra presents a medley of the composer's scored soundtracks to well-known films including The Lost World: Jurassic Park, … Read more
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Whether you're a Mardi Gras pro or new to the season, this guide dedicated to the holiday will be your companion through and through. Created by the New Orleans-based bloggers of Traveler Broads, the pocket-sized book will help you not only survive, but thrive in between parades. Read more
- Michaela Bechler
Custom gifts are undeniably the best types. They're thoughtful, require planning, and are certain to be treasured forever. Sofia Ungarino of Paper Gems Co helps capture special dates, events, and occasions with her custom hand-painted bottles that double as works of art. Read more
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Brooke Foster moved to New Orleans on a whim in 2010. Following culinary school in Atlanta, Foster had difficulty finding the right opportunity to really start her career. "I decided to quit my job and pack up as much as I could fit into my car and move to New Orleans." Read more