If you're still bummed about the cancellation of March Madness, this bracket competition might help fill the void. The Historic New Orleans Collection has created the New Orleans Bracket Bash, where the city's cultural touchstones come to "meet and compete." Read more

While closed for the time being, New Orleans Auction Galleries is open online for browsing and bidding. On Friday, May 1, art enthusiasts are sure to find something remarkable during the organization's Modern & Contemporary Art Online Auction. Starting at 11 a.m., over 250 artworks inclu… Read more

Tulane University is keeping its students, alumni, and community informed by providing Coronavirus-related content digitally. The university has held a series of webinars this season featuring Tulane faculty and leadership discussing research, the economy, and managing well-being during the crisis. Read more

If you've found yourself yearning for human connection during this period of social distancing, the New Orleans Museum of Art has compiled a list of books related to themes on that very subject. The museum's Learning and Engagement staff, in partnership with Octavia Books, recommended books … Read more

Looking to add a little variety to your schedule (or lack thereof) this week? Below, three local events you can tune into for free! Read more

Distinguishing one day from another has become a more frequent and difficult puzzle to solve, but adding in something to look forward to during this quarantine might be the trick. Whether you're at home with your significant other, your family, or your roommate, declaring a night dedicated t… Read more

Looking for new ways to give back? Forward Fitness, an Old Metairie Pilates studio, is offering a weekly donation-based workout via Instagram Live. The first class, which took place on Thursday, April 9, raised over $700 which in turn was used to feed front line workers at Ochsner Medical Center. Read more

While the museum is currently closed, the staff of The Historic New Orleans Collection is hard at work. The dedicated team is chronicling the pandemic in New Orleans, which has one of the highest concentrations of COVID-19 cases in the nation, in real time. Read more

There is sure to be a moment (or several moments) of boredom during this period of social distancing. While streaming services like Netflix offer hours of entertainment, we suggest stretching your creative muscles with a craft kit. There are kits for all types of crafting—painting, embroider… Read more

Due to COVID-19, the Allstate Sugar Bowl Crescent City Classic, a popular annual 10k, will not be held on Saturday, April 11. Instead of cancelling the event, organizers introduced the Virtual CCC10k, with the coveted 2020 Top 500 Men and Top 500 Women poster as a prize.* The organization is… Read more

In light of COVID-19 and all who are fighting it on the front lines, Alexa Pulitzer has released a complimentary collection of thank you notes. She hopes that her designs encourage others to "put pen to paper and send letters of appreciation to those who need it most."  Read more

The CDC has officially recommended wearing a face covering in public during the coronavirus pandemic. Kathy Fielder, the owner of her eponymous boutique as well as a bedding manufacturing company, has created an easy method for creating masks that are fitted, functional, and washable. Fielde… Read more

When Blaire Fernandez returned to her San Francisco tech job after maternity leave, she knew she wasn't inspired. The New Orleans native wanted different things and sought out a coach—a profession steadily gaining traction since the the early 2000s—to help her through her rut, but finding on… Read more

Looking for a unique (and totally easy) way to help your favorite New Orleans business amid the uncertainty and disruptions brought on by COVID-19? Gambit is offering a new way to support local businesses with the Adopt-a-Small Business initiative. Read more

You've done your puzzle, read the latest issue of Adore, and already did your Spring cleaning. Now what? There's a few different routes you can take, but we suggest taking it easy with simple, yet useful and pleasing tasks.  Read more

Last week, Justin and Mia Devillier temporarily closed their restaurants Justine and La Petite Grocery amid the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. In an effort to help their 125 team members, the couple has created an array of experiences available for purchase now for use on a future date. All of th… Read more

As the current situation unfolds, March, April, and even May events—both big and small—are being postponed or cancelled altogether. Susan Zackin, the owner, lead planner, and creative director of Z Event Company, knows this reality all too well.  Read more

As we settle into our new reality, it's important to remember that New Orleans can still be experienced from home. Whether it's virtually visiting a museum or enjoying a workout from a New Orleans studio, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the city and its many offerings, while also following… Read more

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Looking for a way to help without leaving your home? Devin De Wulf, the founder of Krewe of Red Beans, is supporting the New Orleans hospitals with food purely funded by donations. Read more

In a collaboration between Neiman Marcus and InsideHook (a men's lifestyle site), people across the globe are getting a taste of New Orleans through this video. The video series called Stomping Grounds features New Orleans native Trombone Shorty (Troy Andrews) and follows him to the places t… Read more

Already itching to escape your house? Le Pavillon Hotel is inviting locals to take refuge with them at their newly reimagined grand retreat. Built in 1907, the ornate hotel features plush and elegant rooms and suites with all of the modern amenities. Order room service, put on a robe, and en… Read more

On Wednesday, March 11, New Orleanians can experience the musical history of Louisiana through Musical Louisiana: America's Culture Heritage. The free, annual concert is presented by The Historic New Orleans Collection and the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra at St. Louis Cathedral. Read more