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The Historic New Orleans Collection is offering its spooky history tour once again, but this time it will take place through a series of videos. "La Danse Macabre: The Nightmare of History" will share chilling true tales of grisly executions, mysterious ailments, and ax-murdering jazz enthus… Read more
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In Tara Shaw's book Soul of the Home: Designing with Antiques, the designer shares tips, photography, and plenty of tales from her many years of antique wholesaling and travelling the world. Mark your calendar for these book signings where guests can visit with Shaw and walk away with a pers… Read more
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Start the weekend off on Royal Street. On Friday, October 16 from 5-8 p.m., many shops, restaurants, galleries, and more will be open to locals and visitors through Revel on Royal St. Read more
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Glass Half Full, a grassroots glass recycling effort started by two Tulane seniors this Spring, is campaigning to build the first glass recycling facility in the state. Read more
This Online Marketplace Promotes Buying Local and Helping Neighbors
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MR Eatwell, a local loungewear and accessories brand, has launched a line dedicated to Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The creative logo, inspired by a Baby Ruth candy bar, pays homage to the late Supreme Court justice, while also encouraging wearers to vote this November. Read more
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Enjoy the cooler temperatures at the New Orleans Botanical Garden this month. Each Wednesday during the month of October, NOBG will extend its hours to 8 p.m. As always, admission on Wednesdays for Louisiana residents is complimentary, courtesy of The Helis Foundation. Read more
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Still brainstorming this year's Halloween costume? Take things up a notch with a locally made spooky crown or headpiece. Ellie Platt of Crowned by Ellie has released her first official Halloween collection featuring seven handcrafted pieces donning everything from spiders to sugar skulls. Read more
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Mark your calendars for Ogden Museum of Southern Art's O What a Night! Gala. The glamorous annual event will be taking place in homes across New Orleans through the museum's live and silent art auctions this October. Read more
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Art for Arts' Sake is returning this year, but the format will be a little different. The festive art and shopping event will span over the course of a week rather than one single evening. Read more
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Start your weekend off with a complimentary yoga class hosted by The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk. Namaste New Orleans will be led by the Jai Bhakti Yoga Foundation and take place on Saturday, October 3 at 9 a.m. Read more
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New Orleans is home to many family-owned businesses, but Perino's Home & Garden Center has truly stood the test of time. Started by Sam Perino in 1949, the Metairie plant shop continues to grow and evolve with each generation. Read more
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Given the current unemployment rate in New Orleans and beyond, The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk is helping hospitality workers get ahead with headshots on Tuesday, September 22. In partnership with Louisiana Hospitality Foundation and United Way of Southeast Louisiana, the free headshots w… Read more
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As Trombone Shorty said in his Adore A-List interview, the quietness brought on by the pandemic felt strange. "For a city that thrives on music—not just clubs and concerts and festivals, but a horn player on the corner or a brass band marching up the street—now you hear less of that. That's … Read more
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Exercise for a cause this weekend with local nonprofit Heart N Hands. The organization is hosting a virtual 5K September 18-20 to raise funds for its programming, free virtual fitness sessions, and donations to citywide food drives. Read more
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While most of the year's big events have been postponed or canceled, the New Orleans Museum of Art's annual Odyssey event will take place over five evenings in November and December. Guests can expect a fun, safe art- and musical-themed evening filled with libations, a three-course seated di… Read more
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Sheltering in place has reawakened a lot of things: homemade sourdough bread, trashy television shows (Tiger King, anyone?), and tried and true hobbies. Working out was no longer a chore, gardening gained many new fans, and testing out new recipes was suddenly a treat. Fend off boredom and r… Read more
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A few places and things that have caught our eye... Read more
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Out of an abundance of caution, The Alliance Française of New Orleans has switched all Fall 2020 Session classes from in-person and hybrid to online. While taking online classes may feel unfamiliar, the school is well-equipped to teach students of all levels over Zoom and has plenty of virtu… Read more
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Ochsner Health is investing in New Orleans' youth with a pledge of $1 million to Son of a Saint. Officially announced this week, the total financial commitment will be extended over the next five years to expand the nonprofit organization's programming activities and accelerate its growth. T… Read more
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Starting next week, local families can enjoy the Louisiana Children's Museum for free on the second Saturday of each month. The days of free admission are part of The Helis Foundation's Art for All program which provides Louisiana residents free access to cultural institutions throughout the city. Read more
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Join the Historic New Orleans Collection this season for their slate of free Virtual Field Trips which are all open to the public. Students, parents, historic buffs, and more can explore New Orleans and Louisiana's vast history through the presentations and chat with THNOC staff. Read more
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While people visit New Orleans for the food, music, and Mardi Gras, many also venture here for the antiques. With famed shops across the city and Instagram accounts like Estately Nola and ADIOS selling secondhand treasures, decorating with these finds can often be challenging, especially for… Read more
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Looking to add a safe and air conditioned activity to your calendar? With social distancing and cleaning measures in place, The National World War II Museum is the spot to visit this season. Locals and their families can stay cool while safely exploring the city's #1 attraction and its speci… Read more
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Supporting local has never been so important. New Orleans is filled with amazing small businesses that need our help, including independent bookstores. On Saturday, August 29, join Garden District Book Shop in-person, over the phone, or online for Independent Bookstore Day 2020. Read more
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Beat the heat this season with the National WWII Museum. With measures in place including reduced capacity, enhanced sanitizing and cleaning protocols, and social distancing guidelines, locals and visitors can safely experience the acclaimed museum and its special exhibits, including Ghost A… Read more
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Beat the heat this weekend with NOMA's first Virtual Family Festival. Together with local organizations and creatives, the museum is bringing fun straight to your home on Saturday, August 22 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Read more
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A few new reads to add into your bedtime story rotation... Read more
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Many factors contribute to New Orleans' magic, but our artists truly set the city apart from the rest. Experience the joy of art with your family through colorful, interactive experiences. Read more
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A few places and things that have caught our eye... Read more
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Looking to change up your dining experience this month? On Wednesday, August 26, join The Bower for a private, paired wine dinner in partnership with Sugar Roots Farm. Guests will enjoy a 5-course meal with a new wine to sip on with each dish. A portion of the proceeds will go to Sugar Roots… Read more
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As a new school year begins, The Alliance Française of New Orleans is gearing up for the upcoming Fall 2020 Session. Starting September 14, the school is offering several formats of classes including in-person (spots are extremely limited), online, and hybrid classes of all levels for adults… Read more
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Explore the world of Hunt Slonem right here in New Orleans. From August 14-31, the artist's Hop Up Shop will be at Hazelnut and feature his famous bunnies, birds, and more on fashion accessories and home goods. Think scarves, pillows, coasters, masks, and more! Read more
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At-home happy hours and socially distant dinner parties have become the norm this year, so we're making the case for new cheese boards, cocktail shakers, and other exquisite eating and drinking accessories. On Wednesday, August 12, New Orleans Auction Galleries is hosting "The Art of Enterta… Read more
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"My art career has been full of twists and turns and generally driven by my sheer determination to find a career that works for me and not just the other way around," New Orleans-based graphic artist Danielle Lindsey told Adore. Read more
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It isn't too late to sign up for camp this season! Art Camp 504 is still accepting campers for its virtual art classes, which began in light of the pandemic in March 2020. Kids from over two dozen states and four countries have attended the enriching sessions so far! Read more
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If your mind is racing the second your head hits the pillow, consider meditating before getting into bed. The practice boasts benefits like stress and anxiety reduction, enhanced self-awareness, and improves sleep. Meditation may help control the constant thoughts at night, as well as promot… Read more
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It's almost the weekend! Whether you're catching up on work, errands, or have a fun-filled day scheduled, these events (both virtual and in-person) are great local additions to your weekend lineup. Read more
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Feeling a little stir-crazy? The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery is here to help with new partnership experiences that show participants the best of New Orleans and Louisiana. The hotel is set to reopen on August 3 and is offering two special packages with Beyond the Bayou through September. Read more
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"Like New Orleans, Bevolo Gas and Electric Lights is steeped in history and tradition." Adore's 2019 feature on the iconic New Orleans business still rings true, especially as Bevolo celebrates its 75th anniversary this year. Founded in 1945, Bevolo has continued to deliver its old-world cra… Read more
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Ensure a musical end to your weekend with Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra's new streamed series. Suite Sundays is kicking off Sunday, July 26 and will bring music, sweets, and a bottle of wine to homes across New Orleans. The debut event will feature music by Florence Price, Beethoven, Piaz… Read more
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As New Orleans continues to grapple with COVID-19 and its effects on everyday life, the Outlet Collection at Riverwalk is actively expanding its offerings. Over 70% of the outlet's stores have reopened and new stores and restaurants continue to open for business. Read more
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As couples across the country register for kitchen knives and cordless vacuums on The Knot, they can also help amazing organizations at the same time. Son of a Saint, a local New Orleans non-profit helping fatherless boys through its many programs, is officially part of The Knot Gifts Back program. Read more
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In New Orleans Auction Galleries' upcoming Fine Arts Auction, artists and collectors are sure to be pleased by the large selection of art glass. The medium has been around for centuries, but has risen in popularity in the last several years. Read more
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Between quarantining and the heat, we're spending a lot more time at home. Make your abode a little homier by adding some new leafy plants to the areas you spend the most time in. FAIT Nola, a local one-stop plant shop, is hosting a summer sale on Saturday, July 18. The sale will include a l… Read more
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Learn a little more about some notable New Orleanians through the Historic New Orleans Collection's family activity. The museum's education department has prepared a new kid-friendly arts-and-crafts project titled "Let's Make Puppets." Read more
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New Orleans Auction Galleries is back with another stunning collection of artwork. The Fine Art Auction takes place Sunday, July 19 at 12 p.m. and features several works by female artists, as well as pieces under $1,000. Read more
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Looking for socially distant plans? The 2nd Annual Hancock County Parade of Homes will take place Saturday, July 18 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. throughout Hancock County, Mississippi. The event, which brings the real estate and home development industries together, will feature homes for sale and… Read more
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Matt Rebackoff's introduction to the retail world has been unique to say the least. He launched MR Eatwell, a small apparel and accessories business, earlier this year and his food-themed loungewear was soon a hit with sales coming in from across the country, even in the midst of a pandemic. Read more
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It's time to put your quarantine workouts to the test! Friends of City Park is hosting the very first Virtual Friends’ Fest 5K Race this month, and all participants will receive a finishers medal and racing bib. The virtual race is an innovative way to safely experience the beauty of City Pa… Read more
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Still searching for the perfect mask to wear while out in public? Epiphany Throws, a eco-friendly retail and wholesale supplier for Mardi Gras, has created sparkly and shiny masks from former parade rider costumes. The masks are made in New Orleans with upcycled cotton string. Read more
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If you've watched all that you can watch on Netflix and can't take another Zoom happy hour, learn about something new instead with the Historic New Orleans Collection. The museum's new virtual exhibition, which offers a look at over 20 different photographic processes and techniques represen… Read more
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Bonne Cuvée, a small local company offering wine tours and tastings, was preparing to leave for two sold out wine tours in Burgundy and Portugal when COVID-19 hit. In an effort to continue their rapport with clients, owners Harsha E. Chacko and Marie Kaposchyn offered a new way to enjoy and … Read more
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Are your at-home workouts not cutting it anymore? Enter Fire Flow Studio, a new hot yoga spot located in the Lower Garden District that promises a challenging and uplifting experience through its Vinyasa-style sequences. Read more
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In an Uptown cottage near Audubon Park, interior designer Melissa Rufty created a gem of a pied-à-terre for out-of-town clients planning to spend more time in the city since becoming recent empty nesters. She previously worked with the couple on their permanent residence, so she had their tr… Read more