A New Orleans staple for nearly 50 years, Southern Decadence Festival celebrates New Orleans’ unique culture and diversity. It resembles …
Festivals
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The list of performers who appeared at the first New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival includes music legends, such as …
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Spring has sprung, and festival season is upon us. Whether you are planning on braving the muddy Fair Grounds for …
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Jazz Fest posters became collectors’ items during the festival’s 50-year history. The 1970 posters featured art by Noel Rockmore and …
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BUKU Music + Art Project appeals to all of the senses. Big names like Lana Del Rey and Louis the …
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Known as Louisiana’s best free music and food festival, the French Quarter Festival will draw thousands of people to the …
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The Youth Empowerment Project’s third annual fundraiser, YEP Fest, presented by IBERIABANK, kicks off on Sunday, March 24, from 11:00 …
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What better place to celebrate New Orleans’ music, food and culture – and its 300th birthday – than one of …
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As summer wraps up, festival season marches on with the 18th annual Satchmo SummerFest. Catch the fest at the New …
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With festivals in the Big Easy throughout the year, you don’t want to find yourself unprepared. Whether you’re tasting sweet …
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Tomato lovers, rejoice. One of the most unique festivals in the city’s 300-year history, the 32nd Annual Creole Tomato Festival, …
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This November 11 and 12, Downtown Covington will host the Three Rivers Art Festival, a two-day cultural event. Attendees will …
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In NOLA, it’s easy to celebrate, especially when giving back to the community. Don’t miss these festivals with heart:
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During his nearly 40-year career, photographer Michael P. Smith (1937–2008) immersed himself in New Orleans’ musical culture. At public and …
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The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, presented by Shell, runs April 28-30 and May 4-7. Artists include Stevie Wonder, …
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What started as a neighborhood event has grown into the second largest event in Louisiana, with an economic impact of …