Sweet Lorraine’s Jazz Club
Jazz & down-home Creole eats in a somewhat smoky, tucked-away venue well off the beaten track.
The Sazerac Bar
We love the Sazerac Bar. This is a definite old school saloon with great historic touches. The mixologists here are professio…
Lost and Found
So much fun! Debbie is a wonderful salesperson and was a true highlight of my trip to New Orleans! I found an unexpected souv…
Hemline French Quarter
Caroline and the crew at Hemline French quarter are fabulously amazing! I am always impressed by the quality of customer serv…
The National WWII Museum
Downtown
The National WWII Museum features immersive exhibits, multimedia experiences, and an expansive collection of artifacts and fi…
Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden
Mid City
The twelve-acre Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden at NOMA is one of the most important sculpture installations in th…
Killer Theater Murder Mystery Night
Killer Theater is a hilarious live show, and interactive game, set in New Orleans’s infamous turn of the century red light di…
True Crime Murder Tour: Sinister Criminal Intentions
We’ll bring you on a tour of the details behind New Orleans’ dark history. You’ll visit the French Quarter where the echoes o…
French Quarter History and Hauntings
See the French Quarter, the oldest and most haunted neighborhood in our 300-year-old city. Learn the true history of murders,…
The Badly Behaved Women Who Made New Orleans Tour
Learn about other women who broke the rules, such as the Baroness Pontalba, and our famous Voudou Queen, Marie Laveau. Our to…
Gallery 600 Julia
This is the BEST art gallery in New Orleans, for painting quality and selection! It specializes in Louisiana art, and the car…
Galerie Rue Royale
What an awesome little gallery, with unique, amazing art and attentive service if you want to learn more about any of their a…
Evans Playground
Nice little neighborhood park. Covered basketball court. Volleyball & softball leagues are present. Men’s & Women’s l…
Amistad Research Center
Some friends and I visited from Chicago and the exhibition at the time was “Free Southern Theater”. It was interesting to lea…