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Louisiana Contemporary 2025 Art Exhibition
Starts: 08/02/2025 - Ends: 01/04/2026
"About the Louisiana Contemporary 2025 Louisiana Contemporary, presented by The Helis Foundation, is an annual juried exhibition celebrating the vibrant work of living Louisiana artists. Featuring 53 works by 50 artists, the 2025 edition was selected by juror Daniel S. Palmer, PhD, and explores the idea of a “New Orleanian Love Song” through a diverse range of styles and mediums. The exhibition highlights the creative spirit of the state's visual arts community.
When is the Louisiana Contemporary 2025? The Louisiana Contemporary will be featured from August 2, 2025 to January 4, 2026 The museum is open every day from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Where is the Louisiana Contemporary 2025? The exhibition will be held at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art (925 Camp Street).
How can I get tickets to the Louisiana Contemporary 2025? For tickets to the Louisiana Contemporary 2025, see here. Tickets are $15 for adults, and other discounts are available." ~per neworleans.com
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17th Annual Oak Street Po' Boy Festival
Starts: 11/16/2025 - Ends: 11/16/2025
"What is the Oak Street Po-Boy Festival?
The Oak Street Po-Boy Festival highlights not only the importance of the po-boy itself but also the rebirth of a once-thriving shopping district with roots as deep as the neighborhood itself. Carrollton was a separate city until it was annexed by New Orleans in 1874, and Oak Street was its commercial hub. At Oak Street Po-Boy Fest, try dozens of varieties of po-boys in the Uptown Carrollton neighborhood. It's a block party with multiple stages of live music, an arts market, and lots of other food for the taking. The food lineup is usually released in the days before the festival, but expect everything from oysters Rockefeller po-boys to smoked beef cheek po-boys to deep-fried buffalo shrimp banh mi and vegan oyster mushroom po-boys. Presented by Tony Chachere's, a portion of the proceeds from the festival are donated to Son of a Saint, a mentoring non-profit for young boys in New Orleans.
History of the Po-Boy
The history of the iconic New Orleans sandwich, the po-boy, is steeped in rich tradition. Originating in the late 1920s, during a streetcar strike, the sandwich was created as a way to support struggling workers. The term "po-boy" came from the name "poor boy," representing the working-class individuals that the sandwich was made for. The classic po-boy consists of French bread, typically filled with fried seafood like shrimp or oysters, dressed with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, and mayo. Over the years, the po' boy has evolved to include various fillings, reflecting the vibrant flavors and cultural influences of New Orleans cuisine. Today, it stands as a beloved culinary symbol of the city's history and culinary heritage.
Where is the Oak Street Po-Boy Festival?
Oak Street Po-Boy Fest is held outdoors along Oak Street, beginning at Oak and S. Carrollton Avenue.
During the festival, merchants along the Oak Street commercial corridor open their doors for browsers and buyers alike, offering a wide variety of merchandise ranging from vintage books and jewelry to works of art and unique apparel. Coffee shops and cozy little dining establishments offer their specialties, as well as VIP lounges.
What Food Vendors will be at The Oak Street Po-Boy Festival?
Fried shrimp, oysters and catfish, along with ham and cheese and roast beef are the favorites but there are over 40 choices of food and beverage vendors to choose from! You can order them "dressed" with lettuce, tomatoes, onions and mayo or "naked" without the condiments. Either way, they are delicious!" ~per neworleans.com
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LUNA Fête
Starts: 11/13/2025 - Ends: 11/13/2025
"What is LUNA Fête?
Illuminated costumes, couture, and creativity take center stage at Arts New Orleans' LUNA Fête presented by New Orleans & Company. LUNA Fête combines dynamic contemporary art, film, and technology in a multi-day large-scale public art festival. Free and open to the public, LUNA Fête offers innovative and exciting fun for all ages.
When is LUNA Fête?
As one of New Orleans's most unique festivals, LUNA Fête returns November 13-16, 2025, to celebrate the holidays, Crescent City-style.
Where is LUNA Fête?
LUNA Fête takes place down Lafayette Street starting at Lafayette Square Park. There is street parking and lots around the area.
Where can I find tickets to LUNA Fête?
The festival is FREE and open to the public. Most installations run continuously throughout the festival, with the exception of the premiere projection which nightly from 6 – 10 p.m. every hour on the hour. It is a great family event!" ~per neworleans.com
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52nd Annual Bayou Classic Football Game
Starts: 11/29/2025 - Ends: 11/29/2025
"What is Bayou Classic?
It started out as a simple football game between two rival, historically Black universities and now, more than four decades later, it has morphed into a citywide celebration.This year's Annual Bayou Classic is a multi-day event featuring a parade, a battle of the bands, and much more. All of these events culminate with a football matchup between the Tigers of Grambling State and the Jaguars of Southern University on Saturday, November 29.
The Rivalry
The rivalry between the two schools dates back to 1974, when the first Bayou Classic was held in New Orleans' Tulane Stadium. Since then, tens of thousands of fans have gathered at the Caesars Superdome, not only for this so-called “Bayou Clash” game, but also for what is now almost a full week of festivities in New Orleans.
Both teams, over the years, have produced an astounding number of players who went on to the NFL and other professional football leagues, some of whom are enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Longtime Grambling Head Coach, the late Eddie Robinson, who led his team to the first five Bayou Classic triumphs, is the winningest coach in NCAA Division I football history with 408 victories.
When is Bayou Classic?
The big game kicks off at 1 p.m, Saturday, November 29.
One of the entertainment highlights of the lead-up to the big game is provided by the two schools' marching bands. The Grambling "Marching Tigers" and the Southern "Human Jukebox" will again compete in a "Battle of the Bands" event held the night before the game in the Superdome. Catch all the action on Friday, November 28. Find the full schedule of events here.
Where is Bayou Classic?
The big game is held at the Caesars Superdome | 1500 Sugar Bowl Dr, New Orleans, LA 70112.
Catch the Bayou Classic Parade rolling through downtown at 3 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. See here for more information.
Where can I find tickets to Bayou Classic?
Tickets are now on sale. See here for more information.
Broadcast
The game will be televised on the local NBC affiliate and Peacock.
If you prefer to watch the game on TV, there are many sports bars in and around the downtown area and elsewhere in the city where you can enjoy the thrill of the game. Click here for a list of New Orleans sports bars." ~per neworleans.com
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Annual Bayou Classic Thanksgiving Day Parade
Starts: 11/27/2025 - Ends: 11/27/2025
"What is Bayou Classic?
It started out as a simple football game between two rival, historically Black universities and now, more than four decades later, it has morphed into a citywide celebration.This year's Annual Bayou Classic is a multi-day event featuring a parade, a battle of the bands, and much more. All of these events culminate with a football matchup between the Tigers of Grambling State and the Jaguars of Southern University on Saturday, November 29.
The Rivalry
The rivalry between the two schools dates back to 1974, when the first Bayou Classic was held in New Orleans' Tulane Stadium. Since then, tens of thousands of fans have gathered at the Caesars Superdome, not only for this so-called “Bayou Clash” game, but also for what is now almost a full week of festivities in New Orleans.
Both teams, over the years, have produced an astounding number of players who went on to the NFL and other professional football leagues, some of whom are enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Longtime Grambling Head Coach, the late Eddie Robinson, who led his team to the first five Bayou Classic triumphs, is the winningest coach in NCAA Division I football history with 408 victories.
One of the entertainment highlights of the lead-up to the big game is provided by the two schools' marching bands. The Grambling "Marching Tigers" and the Southern "Human Jukebox" will again compete in a "Battle of the Bands" event held the night before the game in the Superdome. Catch all the action on Friday, November 28.
Where is Bayou Classic?
The big game is held at the Caesars Superdome. The Fan Festival preceding the game starts at 9 a.m. in Champions Square at Caesars Superdome.
Catch the Bayou Classic Parade rolling through downtown at 3 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. See here for more information.
Where does the Bayou Classic Parade start?
The Bayou Classic Parade starts at the Caesars Superdome on the corner of Poydras Street and Loyola Avenue. The parade route is as follows:
- Down Poydras Street
- Left on South Peters Street
- Left on Canal Street
- Left on St. Charles Avenue
- Right on Poydras Street
- Ends at Poydras and Loyola streets
Where can I find tickets to Bayou Classic?Tickets are now on sale. See here for more information.
Broadcast:
The game will be televised on the local NBC affiliate and Peacock.
If you prefer to watch the game on TV, there are many sports bars in and around the downtown area and elsewhere in the city where you can enjoy the thrill of the game. Click here for a list of New Orleans sports bars." ~per neworleans.com
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6th Annual Human Horse Races
Starts: 11/27/2025 - Ends: 11/27/2025
"The 6th Annual Human Horse Races will take place on Nov 27, 2025 from 11-3 P.M. at Easton Park in Mid-City. Admission is $10 in advance or $15 at the door.
This year, it is $10 to enter into the Adult Races, and $5 to enter the Family Races (kid's track is still free).
Live music is provided and food and beverages are available. Purchase betting tokens to place donation bets on the horse you think will win the following round. Winners of races receive prizes, and betters get an entry for a chance to win a mega-prize!
All donations benefit local animal & wildlife rescue initiatives. This years beneficiary is Greeno Equine Sanctuary in Leblanc, LA.
Human Horse Races exists to raise money and awareness for local animal shelters and promote cruelty free experiences, while celebrating in classic New Orleans style." ~per neworleans.com
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Annual Bayou Classic Fan Festival
Starts: 11/29/2025 - Ends: 11/29/2025
"What is Bayou Classic?
It started out as a simple football game between two rival, historically Black universities and now, more than four decades later, it has morphed into a citywide celebration.This year's Annual Bayou Classic is a multi-day event featuring a parade, a battle of the bands, and much more. All of these events culminate with a football matchup between the Tigers of Grambling State and the Jaguars of Southern University on Saturday, November 29.
The Rivalry
The rivalry between the two schools dates back to 1974, when the first Bayou Classic was held in New Orleans' Tulane Stadium. Since then, tens of thousands of fans have gathered at the Caesars Superdome, not only for this so-called “Bayou Clash” game, but also for what is now almost a full week of festivities in New Orleans.
Both teams, over the years, have produced an astounding number of players who went on to the NFL and other professional football leagues, some of whom are enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Longtime Grambling Head Coach, the late Eddie Robinson, who led his team to the first five Bayou Classic triumphs, is the winningest coach in NCAA Division I football history with 408 victories.
When is Bayou Classic?
The big game kicks off at 1 p.m, Saturday, November 29.
One of the entertainment highlights of the lead-up to the big game is provided by the two schools' marching bands. The Grambling "Marching Tigers" and the Southern "Human Jukebox" will again compete in a "Battle of the Bands" event held the night before the game in the Superdome. Catch all the action on Friday, November 28. Find the full schedule of events here.
Where is Bayou Classic?
The big game is held at the Caesars Superdome | 1500 Sugar Bowl Dr, New Orleans, LA 70112.
Catch the Bayou Classic Parade rolling through downtown at 3 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. See here for more information.
Where can I find tickets to Bayou Classic?
Tickets are now on sale. See here for more information.
Broadcast
The game will be televised on the local NBC affiliate and Peacock.
If you prefer to watch the game on TV, there are many sports bars in and around the downtown area and elsewhere in the city where you can enjoy the thrill of the game. Click here for a list of New Orleans sports bars." ~per neworleans.com
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8th Annual Beignet Fest
Starts: 11/15/2025 - Ends: 11/15/2025
"Hailed by Garden & Gun and Southern Living as one of the best food festivals in the south, Beignet Fest returns Saturday, November 15 at New Orleans City Park! One of New Orleans ways to celebrate the city's most iconic treat.
At Beignet Fest, fest goers can try beignets topped or stuffed with a variety of sweet or savory delicacies. The festival's menu lineup includes more than 80 menu options with nearly 50 unique takes on beignets including vegan and gluten-free beignets. Standout favorites include crabmeat beignets, praline-stuffed beignets, fried chicken and beignets, bananas foster beignets, cheese and seafood-filled beignets, and more. In recent years, new food vendors have featured options such as plantains and mochi beignets, alfajores, and empanadas. Fest goers also have a chance to enjoy popular local favorites like jambalaya, gumbo, po-boys and more. Marc Broussard is set to headline the 8th annual Beignet Fest. Additional performances include Rebirth Brass Band, Jeffrey “Jellybean” Alexander presents KINDRED, and the Imagination Movers. To view the full menu and to purchase tickets, visit beignetfest.com." ~per neworleans.com
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Annual Bayou Classic Battle of the Bands
Starts: 11/28/2025 - Ends: 11/28/2025
"What is Bayou Classic?
It started out as a simple football game between two rival, historically Black universities and now, more than four decades later, it has morphed into a citywide celebration.This year's Annual Bayou Classic is a multi-day event featuring a parade, a battle of the bands, and much more. All of these events culminate with a football matchup between the Tigers of Grambling State and the Jaguars of Southern University on Saturday, November 29.
The Rivalry
The rivalry between the two schools dates back to 1974, when the first Bayou Classic was held in New Orleans' Tulane Stadium. Since then, tens of thousands of fans have gathered at the Caesars Superdome, not only for this so-called “Bayou Clash” game, but also for what is now almost a full week of festivities in New Orleans.
Both teams, over the years, have produced an astounding number of players who went on to the NFL and other professional football leagues, some of whom are enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Longtime Grambling Head Coach, the late Eddie Robinson, who led his team to the first five Bayou Classic triumphs, is the winningest coach in NCAA Division I football history with 408 victories.
When is Bayou Classic?
The big game kicks off at 1 p.m, Saturday, November 29.
One of the entertainment highlights of the lead-up to the big game is provided by the two schools' marching bands. The Grambling "Marching Tigers" and the Southern "Human Jukebox" will again compete in a "Battle of the Bands" event held the night before the game in the Superdome. Catch all the action on Friday, November 28. Find the full schedule of events here.
Where is Bayou Classic?
The big game is held at the Caesars Superdome | 1500 Sugar Bowl Dr, New Orleans, LA 70112.
Catch the Bayou Classic Parade rolling through downtown at 3 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. See here for more information.
Where can I find tickets to Bayou Classic?
Tickets are now on sale. See here for more information.
Broadcast
The game will be televised on the local NBC affiliate and Peacock.
If you prefer to watch the game on TV, there are many sports bars in and around the downtown area and elsewhere in the city where you can enjoy the thrill of the game. Click here for a list of New Orleans sports bars." ~per neworleans.com
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Caroling in Jackson Square
Starts: 12/21/2025 - Ends: 12/21/2025
"What is Caroling in Jackson Square?
Since 1946, Christmas Carolers have gathered in Jackson Square to spread holiday cheer. Each year the square is filled with Christmas songs and candle lights.Thousands of people gather in festive attire and of all religious affiliations. Courtesy of Patio Planters, the events major sponsor, both candles and song sheets are provided! Patio Planters is a nonprofit group dedicated to the horticultural beautification of the French Quarter. They also help fund the event through monies raised by its Vieux Carre holiday home tours earlier on the same day.
When is Caroling in Jackson Square?
The Caroling in Jackson Square will be held on December 21st, 2025.
Where can I find tickets to Caroling in Jackson Square?
The event is free and open to all who wish to participate. Those who plan to attend and participate are strongly advised to arrive early. This is a very popular event that sometimes exceeds the capacity of the square. Gates open at 6:30 PM.
Where can I find more information about Caroling in Jackson Square?
More information can be found on Patio Planters website." ~per neworleans.com
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Christmas Eve Bonfires on the Levee
Starts: 12/24/2025 - Ends: 12/24/2025
"What is the Christmas Eve Bonfires on the levee?
There are many colorfully imaginative traditions dating back to the earliest Cajun settlers of the regions of southern Louisiana to the west and north of New Orleans. One of them is the lighting of the bonfires along the Mississippi River on Christmas Eve.These bonfires, erected on the river levees by the keepers of this old tradition, are intended to light the way for “Papa Noël,” the Cajun Santa Claus, on his airborne journey to the area. Or, according to some sources, the bonfires may have also been a way of lighting the path to the nearest Catholic church for Midnight Mass.The earliest bonfires on the levees were relatively simple in design and assembly, with long logs arranged into a pyramid-shaped cone, some as high as twenty feet. Shorter horizontal logs holding the structure in place gave it a ladder-like appearance. Most of today's bonfires still incorporate that design, but more imaginative creations have since evolved. Some of the most elaborate structures resemble old Cajun cabins, pickup trucks and other indigenous cultural motifs.
When is the Christmas Eve Bonfires on the levee?
At dusk, usually around 7:00 p.m., the structures are doused with flammable liquids and set ablaze, lighting the sky and the surrounding area with towering flames that would be impossible for Papa Noël and his reindeer to miss. The crowds that gather to watch these spectacular conflagrations enjoy a free show and, in some locales, free bowls of hot gumbo are served up by local residents. The blazes are often accompanied by displays of fireworks, set off by the fires themselves.
Where is the Christmas Eve Bonfires on the levee?
These Christmas Eve bonfires are most commonly found in St. James Parish (county), some 30-40 miles upriver from New Orleans. As many as 100 or more bonfires may be erected in the adjoining communities of Gramercy, Lutcher and Paulina, and more may be scattered in other locations in St. James and neighboring parishes.The fire departments in these locales supervise the activity around the bonfires on the levees, maintaining a safe perimeter for the crowds while keeping vigil to make sure the fires stay under control. Unfavorable weather can force cancellation or postponement of the bonfires, but this has happened only once in recent memory – in 1982.Private vehicular traffic in the areas of heaviest bonfire concentration may be restricted or even banned. Special parking lots are set up within comfortable walking distance of some of those areas. However, traffic leading up to those areas can be heavy, especially within the last few hours before the bonfires are lit. An early arrival is strongly encouraged." ~per neworleans.com
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Christmas Eve & Christmas Day Brunches & Reveillon Dinners
Starts: 12/24/2025 - Ends: 12/24/2025
Many restaurants all over the city are open on Christmas Eve & Christmas Day for special brunches AND Reveillon dinners, complete with special menus & special cocktails.
Check the complete listing here: https://www.neworleans.com/events/holidays-seasonal/christmas/restaurants-open-for-the-holidays/
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/01/2025 - Ends: 12/01/2025
"Visitors to New Orleans during the holiday season may want to sample an old Crescent City tradition that dates back to the early 19th century. It is called a Réveillon (REV-ee-on) Dinner and here is the story behind it. In French, New Orleans' original language, the word "réveillon" means "awakening." The Creoles, some of the city's earliest inhabitants, celebrated the start of Christmas in the early 1800s with a big family meal when they returned home from midnight mass. Two o'clock in the morning may be an odd time to start a feast consisting of chicken and oyster gumbo, game pies, soups, souffles, lavish desserts, brandy and coffee, but this is how it was done back then. It was a tradition the Creoles inherited from their European cousins as a way of breaking the daylong religious fast leading up to Christmas Eve.
By the 1940s, the Réveillon tradition, which had been slowly fading out over succeeding generations, had all but disappeared. However, it was revived in the 1990s – with modifications reflecting the times – and has been increasing in popularity ever since. Among those modifications, the emphasis on the Réveillon tradition shifted from family dinners at home to the tables of the city's top-tier restaurants. Also, the meals are offered at more conventional dining times during the day instead of in the wee hours of the morning. Today, dozens of New Orleans restaurants offer Réveillon Dinners with menus inspired by those enjoyed by the Creole families who began the tradition. As might be expected, the participating restaurants have added their own little twists to their menus, featuring their house specialties and other delectable examples of their culinary creativity.
The Réveillon tradition is most commonly enjoyed by local families and/or friends gathered around a large table in an old French Quarter restaurant or reserving one of the small private dining rooms they offer. However, couples or families visiting New Orleans during the holidays can also savor the same memorable Réveillon Dinner experiences at restaurants all over town. The feelings of togetherness and good cheer, coupled with the memories of all that great New Orleans food, will stick to the palate of your memory forever. Réveillon Dinner menus and specials typically begin following Thanksgiving Day. Restaurant participants and menus are available on the Food & Drink page starting in early fall." ~per neworleans.com
See the participating restaurant list here: https://holiday.neworleans.com/food-and-drink/
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 01/31/2025 - Ends: 01/31/2025
"About the French Quarter Galleries
The French Quarter Galleries are a collection of galleries that use original artifacts, interactive technology, and immersive video to bring audiences through the development of the French Quarter, and the various communities of people that lived there. One gallery has an interactive word cloud that provides a brief overview of topics covered in the exhibition. The cloud is tied to sensors throughout the gallery. As visitors interact with different objects or words, the cloud updates. Another gallery features an immersive film projected on four walls. The French Quarter by Night, developed by Michelle Benoit and Glen Pitre of Côte Blanche Productions, is a 17.5-minute journey through the development of the French Quarter. The film takes viewers from the time before the natives settled, to a modern night at the Krewe de Vieux parade.
When are the French Quarter Galleries open? The French Quarter Galleries are open Tuesday to Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. On Sunday, the galleries are open from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CLOSED ON MONDAY
Where are the French Quarter Galleries? The French Quarter Galleries are located at 520 Royal Street, New Orleans, LA 70130.
Where can I buy tickets to the French Quarter Galleries? The French Quarter Galleries are free and open to the public, but advanced registration is suggested. To reserve tickets in advance, see here.
Where can I find more information about the French Quarter Galleries? For more information, see the French Quarter Galleries website here." ~per neworleans.com
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New Orleans 4th Annual Christmas Parade
Starts: 12/06/2025 - Ends: 12/06/2025
"The world class Manning Family Children's Hospital Holiday Parade made its debut in 2022, in partnership with Kern Studios, the Downtown Development District New Orleans, WDSU, New Orleans and Company, and many other parade partners! Thousands of parade-goers will line the streets of downtown New Orleans to enjoy the 4th annual event, which benefits the vital mission of Manning Family Children's Hospital, on Saturday, December 6.
The parade will feature local and national television coverage, 30 holiday-themed floats, high flying helium balloons, more than a dozen dancing groups and marching bands to kick off the holiday season in New Orleans. The parade will start from The French Market with an extended route through Downtown!" ~per neworleans.com
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New Orleans WWII Museum Sensory Friendly Mornings
Starts: 11/22/2025 - Ends: 11/22/2025
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New Orleans WWII Museum Sensory Friendly Mornings
Starts: 12/22/2025 - Ends: 12/22/2025
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New Orleans WWII Museum Sensory Friendly Mornings
Starts: 01/22/2026 - Ends: 01/22/2026
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LUNA Fête
Starts: 11/14/2025 - Ends: 11/14/2025
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LUNA Fête
Starts: 11/15/2025 - Ends: 11/15/2025
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LUNA Fête
Starts: 11/16/2025 - Ends: 11/16/2025
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Christmas Eve & Christmas Day Brunches & Reveillon Dinners
Starts: 12/25/2025 - Ends: 12/25/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/02/2025 - Ends: 12/02/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/03/2025 - Ends: 12/03/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/04/2025 - Ends: 12/04/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/05/2025 - Ends: 12/05/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/06/2025 - Ends: 12/06/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/07/2025 - Ends: 12/07/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/08/2025 - Ends: 12/08/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/09/2025 - Ends: 12/09/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/10/2025 - Ends: 12/10/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/11/2025 - Ends: 12/11/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/12/2025 - Ends: 12/12/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/13/2025 - Ends: 12/13/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/14/2025 - Ends: 12/14/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/15/2025 - Ends: 12/15/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/16/2025 - Ends: 12/16/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/17/2025 - Ends: 12/17/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/18/2025 - Ends: 12/18/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/19/2025 - Ends: 12/19/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/20/2025 - Ends: 12/20/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/21/2025 - Ends: 12/21/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/22/2025 - Ends: 12/22/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/23/2025 - Ends: 12/23/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/24/2025 - Ends: 12/24/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/25/2025 - Ends: 12/25/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/26/2025 - Ends: 12/26/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/27/2025 - Ends: 12/27/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/28/2025 - Ends: 12/28/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/29/2025 - Ends: 12/29/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/30/2025 - Ends: 12/30/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 12/31/2025 - Ends: 12/31/2025
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Reveillon
Starts: 01/01/2026 - Ends: 01/01/2026
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WWII Museum's Victory Belles Matinee Luncheon
Starts: 11/06/2025 - Ends: 11/06/2025
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WWII Museum's Victory Belles Matinee Luncheon
Starts: 11/13/2025 - Ends: 11/13/2025
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WWII Museum's Victory Belles Matinee Luncheon
Starts: 11/26/2025 - Ends: 11/26/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/02/2025 - Ends: 11/02/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/03/2025 - Ends: 11/03/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/04/2025 - Ends: 11/04/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/05/2025 - Ends: 11/05/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/06/2025 - Ends: 11/06/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/07/2025 - Ends: 11/07/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/08/2025 - Ends: 11/08/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/09/2025 - Ends: 11/09/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/10/2025 - Ends: 11/10/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/11/2025 - Ends: 11/11/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/12/2025 - Ends: 11/12/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/13/2025 - Ends: 11/13/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/14/2025 - Ends: 11/14/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/15/2025 - Ends: 11/15/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/16/2025 - Ends: 11/16/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/17/2025 - Ends: 11/17/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/18/2025 - Ends: 11/18/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/19/2025 - Ends: 11/19/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/20/2025 - Ends: 11/20/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/21/2025 - Ends: 11/21/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/22/2025 - Ends: 11/22/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/23/2025 - Ends: 11/23/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/24/2025 - Ends: 11/24/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/25/2025 - Ends: 11/25/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/26/2025 - Ends: 11/26/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/27/2025 - Ends: 11/27/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/28/2025 - Ends: 11/28/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/29/2025 - Ends: 11/29/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 11/30/2025 - Ends: 11/30/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/01/2025 - Ends: 12/01/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/02/2025 - Ends: 12/02/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/03/2025 - Ends: 12/03/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/04/2025 - Ends: 12/04/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/05/2025 - Ends: 12/05/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/06/2025 - Ends: 12/06/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/07/2025 - Ends: 12/07/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/08/2025 - Ends: 12/08/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/09/2025 - Ends: 12/09/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/10/2025 - Ends: 12/10/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/11/2025 - Ends: 12/11/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/12/2025 - Ends: 12/12/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/13/2025 - Ends: 12/13/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/14/2025 - Ends: 12/14/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/15/2025 - Ends: 12/15/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/16/2025 - Ends: 12/16/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/17/2025 - Ends: 12/17/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/18/2025 - Ends: 12/18/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/19/2025 - Ends: 12/19/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/20/2025 - Ends: 12/20/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/21/2025 - Ends: 12/21/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/22/2025 - Ends: 12/22/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/23/2025 - Ends: 12/23/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/24/2025 - Ends: 12/24/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/25/2025 - Ends: 12/25/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/26/2025 - Ends: 12/26/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/27/2025 - Ends: 12/27/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/28/2025 - Ends: 12/28/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/29/2025 - Ends: 12/29/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/30/2025 - Ends: 12/30/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 12/31/2025 - Ends: 12/31/2025
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French Quarter Galleries Exhibit
Starts: 01/01/2026 - Ends: 01/01/2026
