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

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

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

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

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

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

Looking for Fourth of July plans? Z Event Company is hosting a socially distant drive-in music festival and fireworks show on Saturday, July 4. The family friendly six-hour event follows the success of a drive-in showing of Grease, which took place in May. Read more

Join Forever Publishing and Garden District Book Shop for an exclusive event featuring New Orleans author Farrah Rochon and her latest novel The Boyfriend Project. The virtual launch party is scheduled for Tuesday, June 9 at 6 p.m. and will feature a discussion with bestselling author and po… Read more

While this Summer is sure to be different than those of the past, there are still events across New Orleans to look forward to. From days dedicated to nonprofits to movie nights to luxury real estate auctions, these virtual events taking place this June are worth noting.  Read more

If you're like us, you're already counting down the days until the long weekend. Whether your weekend is starting early (lucky!) or you're patiently waiting until Friday, New Orleans is sure to buzzing as Phase 1 is well underway. Here are three places to visit (responsibly, of course) over … Read more

As the city slowly begins to move forward with reopening, many businesses and organizations continue to offer virtual programming. The Historic New Orleans Collection has two upcoming events that are meant to bring people together while still remaining physically apart. Whether you're a movi… Read more

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

We're officially into the third month of the year, which means a whole slew of new releases. March is filled with books about family, the future, and finding oneself (of course). Our picks this month are all highly anticipated fiction reads ranging from love stories to suspenseful dystopian … Read more

Now that Mardi Gras is behind us, it's the perfect time to rest and relax. Kidding, of course! March is chock-full of amazing events covering food, art, literature, music, and St. Patrick's Day. Take advantage of the cooler temperatures (hopefully!) and seize the day with these 11 festivals,… Read more

March officially marks Women's History Month and the Historic New Orleans Collection is celebrating accordingly. A special tour on the contributions of women to our culture, politics, and society will be available to the public through the end of the month. Read more

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

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

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It's no surprise that New Orleans loves Joan of Arc. Between a golden statue located near the French Market to the Krewe de Jeanne d'Arc and their annual parade that takes place on her birthday (and kicks off Carnival Season), the city shows their fondness and appreciation for the young Fren… Read more

Congrats! You made it through January a.k.a. the longest month ever. To celebrate, February brings a slew of reads that we can't wait to read! From a romantic comedy read to a suspenseful story, there is a new release for every reader. Ahead, four books we'll be reading in between Mardi Gras… Read more

Spend the evening with the Historic New Orleans Collection at their screening of Number One. Presented in conjunction with the museum's Crescent City Sport: Stories of Courage and Change, the screening takes place Wednesday, January 22 from 6 to 8 p.m. at 410 Chartres Street.  Read more