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St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawls to Celebrate the Holiday in NOLA
New Orleans will celebrate the St. Patrick's Day season with various upcoming citywide pub crawls. One of them will take place on Saturday, March 14 and will include visits from multiple venues, and involve drink specials and organized festivities across the evening. "The Official Lucky's St Patrick's Day Bar Crawl" held by Crawl With Us will run from 4 p.m. until midnight and is open to all attendees ages 21+.
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The New Orleans ‘Best Of' List That Doesn't Read Like A Brochure
You want a real New Orleans recommendation? Ask a local where they actually eat on a Tuesday night. Here’s what you won’t find: anything described as “tucked away” or “hidden gem” or “off the beaten path.” You know why? Because locals don’t talk like that. They just go places. Where People Actually Eat Willie Mae’s […]
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St. Mary’s Restaurant serves cheese grits and hope in Metairie
METAIRIE, La. (WGNO) — In Metaire, Bob Hecker is here to take you to your table. Hecker is the host with the most. Mostly here, WGNO Good Morning New Orleans features reporter Bill Wood is discovering, to deliver a mountain of a menu. At St. Mary’s Restaurant at 4445...
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For legendary NOLA chef Susan Spicer, retiring looks different with a new rising protégé
Here’s one way to assemble a great meal at Rosedale. First, share the fried cauliflower with pepper jelly and crab boil aioli, which makes the normally humble vegetable creamy, crisp, a touch spicy and totally irresistible. Now, cut into the shrimp Creole with panéed eggplant for some finely-wrought classic...
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New Orleans events: ‘Guys and Dolls,’ Pat Metheny and more on March 2-8
Looking for more to do this week? Check out the latest on Gambit's calendar at calendar.gambitweekly.com. In the classic musical set in New York, Nathan Detroit runs a floating gambling operation, and Sarah Brown tries to rescue sinners via her Save-a-Soul Mission. Detroit bets the ever-fortunate gambler Sky Masterson that he can’t get Brown to go on a date with him to Havana, Cuba, and intrigue follows as the gamblers and do-gooders tangle. Le Petit Theatre presents the show with a cast including Stephanie Abry, Leslie Claverie, Donald Jones Jr., Michael Paternostro and more. At 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 5, to Saturday, March 7, and 3 p.m. Sunday, March 8, and continuing March 12-29. Tickets $27 and up via lepetittheatre.com.
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Self-taught American artists, jazz photos shine at new Ogden museum exhibits in New Orleans
Decades ago, before moving to New Orleans, Michael Burke was furnishing a Catskills house with “the country eclectic look" by hunting for trinkets and gadgets to display. But what started as a home project is now a new exhibit at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art. “Burke’s Delight” celebrates...
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Musical Louisiana concert highlights works of underrecognized Creole composers
A number of years ago, New Orleans cultural historian Alvin Jackson came across Chevalier de Saint-Georges, a violinist and composer of African descent born in 1745 in Guadeloupe and educated in Paris. Chevalier’s story not only piqued Jackson’s interest but sent the founder of Treme’s Petit Jazz Museum on a research journey into Afro-Creole classical musicians and composers.
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Shorty Fest 2026 Celebrates the Music of New Orleans at Tipitina’s
NEW ORLEANS (press release) – Shorty Fest Presented by Acura is set to return to the Tipitina’s stage on Monday, April 27, with this year’s lineup highlighting the musical ties between New Orleans and Cuba, and reflecting on the foundation’s many musical excursions to Havana over the last several years. As the largest fundraiser for the Trombone Shorty Foundation, Shorty Fest Presented by Acura will feature a must-see performance by the next generation of New Orleans and Cuban musicians, with students from the Trombone Shorty Foundation joining Primera Linea, the dynamic youth band from Havana.
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Wild West Meets NOLA at the Hondo Street Fest
Before the bulls buck and the broncs fly, the Hondo Rodeo Fest is kicking things off with a pre‑party celebration that could only happen in New Orleans, a city where music can be heard on every corner, food is a love language, and community is the heartbeat of every gathering.
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New Orleans Muslims display culture at annual Ramadan Bazaar
Thousands of Muslims who call New Orleans home will celebrate the holy month of Ramadan at the annual Ramadan Bazaar. Ramadan is the month when Muslims fast from food and water from sunrise to sunset. With charity being one of the pillars of Islam, all proceeds from the fest are donated to families in Palestine and Yemen.
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Almost Two Hundred Years Later, Tujague’s Remembers
Before the American Civil War, when women and African Americans still could not vote and no one had yet heard the sounds of jazz—before even Mardi Gras had become a public spectacle—diners were enjoying shrimp remoulade at Tujague’s. The legacy dining institution in New Orleans, founded in...
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Mona Lisa Restaurant Continues to Meet and Conquer Challenges
There’s no name on the sign in front of the restaurant, but when the image is arguably one of the most recognized in the world, who needs one?. Welcome to the Mona Lisa restaurant, located at 1212 Royal Street in the French Quarter. Opened in 1987, the restaurant is...
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New frozen custard shop coming to New Orleans’ Freret neighborhood this year. Here are the details.
A new frozen custard shop is coming to New Orleans later this year, adding to the Freret neighborhood’s restaurant corridor. Ruthie’s Frozen Custard will open at 2506 Jena St., near the intersection of Jena and Freret streets, and close to several popular restaurants such as Pigeon and the Whale, Bearcat Cafe Uptown, Rook Cafe and High Hat Cafe.