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The beloved French Quarter watering hole Longway Tavern has officially reopened its doors as The Will and The Way. The COVID-19 pandemic has been very hard for restaurants and bars across New Orleans. Sadly, some of ou...
The abandoned Six Flags will be replaced with a new and exciting amusement park! We only had to wait a little bit over 15 years since Six Flags was closed down after it was flooded by Hurricane Katrina to see its doors...
The NOMA is celebrating all Louisiana teachers by offering them free admission until the end of this year! Good news for educators who love museum visits! The NOMA has announced via press release that Louisiana teacher...
NOLA Brewing's pizza joint rolls out its unique version of a plate lunch from Mondays to Thursdays. located inside the NOLA Brewing Tap Room, recently announced its version of a regional gastronomic icon – the NOLA Pl...
Broadway is back in NOLA! And the first show is Hadstown, playing at Saenger Theatre. Hadestown, the winner of eight 2019 Tony Awards including Best New Musical and the 2020 Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album,...
Have a drink and enjoy brunch at the Virgin Hotels! The Big Easy always takes October very seriously! You can't visit without taking part in one of the spooktacular events organized in town. If you're more into celebra...
The Hot Tin Roof Bar is finally back with a special throwback cocktail menu. Soon after Hot Tin began operating as a bar again, Hurricane Ida wreaked havoc on the city and once again, plans changed. Now, QED Hospitalit...
Celebrate the Birthplace of Brunch this October 2021 with weekly brunch pop-ups. In the 1870’s, Madame Begue invented the meal “brunch” for New Orleans’ working people who finished their shifts after traditional breakf...
If your photos got damaged during Hurricane Ida, this info will make you smile! Hurricane Ida hit New Orleans and other cities in Louisiana almost a month ago, leaving millions of dollars in damages in streets, buildin...
No more curfew! NOLA is slowly going back to normal. The overnight curfew for the Orleans Parish was finally lifted yesterday, after more than a week after Ida hit the city. The hurricane left a million people without...