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Get Around Town Like A Pro: Transportation Changes
September 19, 2014 | New OrleansNew Orleans public transportation gets you where you want to go—whether it’s hopping on a street car or riding the ferry, it’s a great way to travel! The city’s always looking for ways to make it even better, so here are some exciting changes that have recently happened: The Ferry Extends Hours: In August, the ferry at Algiers Point/Canal Street Service Hours extended its hours of operation for more convenient… Read More »

Packing Essentials: Four New Orleans Fall Necessities
August 19, 2014 | New OrleansFall is one of our favorite times in New Orleans…cool air, football and so much fun. But packing for this time of year can be a little tricky. Get the most out of your vacation by packing like a pro. Lightweight layers: When September rolls around, the days are hot, averaging 85 degrees—but nights can get a little chilly with temperatures dipping into the low 70s. And, as the months… Read More »

Le Petit Theatre…a Gem for New Orleans!
July 29, 2014 | New OrleansThis past weekend we had the good fortune of attending a performance of UNDER THE BOARDWALK at Le Petit Theatre. It was truly a fabulous production showcasing our great local talent. The packed house showed their appreciation and love of all the hits from the ‘50s and ‘60s…from Doo-Wop and Motown to the Beach Boys and the Four Seasons! My only regret is not seeing the show on opening weekend… Read More »

The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk set to open
May 20, 2014 | New OrleansIf you love shopping in New Orleans, then you’re going to love this: The Outlet Collection at Riverwalk is premiering just in time for Memorial Day weekend. This string of popular brand name outlet stores has been highly anticipated, and a great addition to the city. The Big Easy has long been under-served in the retail sector, with approximately 30 percent less square feet of retail per capita than the… Read More »

‘Death of a Salesman’ premieres at Le Petit Theater
May 12, 2014 | New OrleansThere are a lot of great aspects of New Orleans, but one of our favorites is the city’s thriving theatre culture. With many talented actors, directors and theatre managers living in New Orleans, you don’t have to go far to watch quality productions. Le Petit Theater’s premiere of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman Friday didn’t disappoint. Rain was heavily falling, but the harsh weather didn’t keep the audience away… Read More »

Things to do this weekend (April 18-20)
April 18, 2014 | New OrleansThere’s always something to do in New Orleans, but this weekend will be especially packed full of activities. Today may be rainy, but the forecast for Saturday and Sunday looks sunny with highs in the 70’s. If you’re looking to get out of the house and take advantage of this great weather, here are a couple of things we recommend: The Crescent City Classic 10k Even if you’re not signed… Read More »

New Orleans decorates for Christmas
December 17, 2013 | New OrleansIt’s the holiday season, and New Orleans looks beautiful. From Jackson Square to the West Bank, businesses and residents have hung lights in windows and holly on balconies. Christmas trees have popped up all over the city, and the street musicians have picked up some holiday tunes. As we walked around the French Quarter yesterday, we decided to take a few pictures of the decorations. Enjoy! In Jackson Square, red… Read More »

Local legend Frank Davis remembered as genuine, loved
December 11, 2013 | New OrleansPhoto courtesy of WWL New Orleans local legend Frank Davis, a well-loved outdoorsman, culinary mastermind, and WWL radio and TV star, died Monday at the age of 71 from a rare autoimmune disease known as CIDP, Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropthy. Since the news of Davis’s death was released, many of his fans have been posting beautiful farewell messages on his Facebook page: Suzanne Bazajou: “Sure gonna miss ya, big guy! Keep… Read More »

5 Things to do in New Orleans in December
December 2, 2013 | New OrleansDecember is a wonderful time of year to be in New Orleans. The beautiful decorations, the fun events, the mild weather and a lot of Christmas spirit brings the city together even more-so than usual. For those of you lucky enough to be in town this month, here are five great things to do before you leave: Celebrate in the Oaks One of our favorite December events is Celebration in… Read More »

Veterans Day discounts in New Orleans
November 11, 2013 | New OrleansHappy Veterans Day to all of the brave men and women who have selflessly served our country. We have so much respect for everything you have done to ensure that the rest of us can live safe and peaceful lives. In honor of Veterans Day, many New Orleans businesses are offering discounts to those who have served our country. Below is a list of a few great discounts that veterans,… Read More »
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