Our KOA makes the Big Easy, well, easy! We're an urban park, close to everything New Orleans has to offer! Bike, walk, or run the famous Mississippi River trail right across the street. Explore one of the many scrumptious restaurants close to our park. A few blocks down the street is quaint Rivertown. Venture a little further down the road to the impressive Lafreniere Park. A little further sits the majestic City Park, a 1,300-acre paradise. It is home to the largest collection of mature Live Oak trees in the world. How about a drive down to the beautiful Lake Pontchartrain lakefront? Want to experience a real Cajun trip down the bayou on a swamp tour, head out for some world-class fishing, or meander through historic plantations? We are located just a short drive from all those as well! Maybe you want to sample the piquant pleasures of real Cajun cooking or the one-of-a-kind charms of the French Quarter? Hop aboard our shuttle for a short, scenic trip to the famous Quarter! Saunter the famous riverbanks and watch the paddlewheelers ferry back and forth, as in times gone by. Stow away on one of those beauties to enjoy it for yourself. Visit the world-class Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium & Insectarium, and The National WWII Museum. Enjoy one of a slew of world-famous restaurants, music venues, cocktails, cemeteries, Broadway shows and much, much more! Our vibrant city hosts thousands of parades, festivals, concerts, shows & a plethora of other events each year! With decades of experience, an award-winning staff with true southern hospitality & a deep knowledge of our amazing city & its history & culture, we are here, ready to provide you with a splendid & authentic New Orleans experience! Our staff have immersed themselves in the culture of the city that they love & call home. We bring that knowledge & experience to our counter, where our full concierge service goes a step further. Whether it's walking you through a map, highlighting all the best spots to experience our food & culture, securing your tickets, tours & our shuttle for you, or just chatting it up, we stand ready. We live & breathe the soul & magic of our charming city. We're committed to helping you experience that magic for yourself, both in our park & in our magnificent city! We strive daily to continue to refine our park into one of the gems of New Orleans. Come and see for yourself why New Orleans has been hailed as one of the top bucket list destinations in the world for food, music, festivals & holidays! We promise you there's no place like it!!! We can't wait to see you & share it with you! Pets welcome! Pool: April 15 - October 15. Your hosts: Michael & Deborah Dunn & Family.
DO NOT USE GPS! From I-10: Take Exit 223A Williams Blvd (LA 49). Go south on Williams Blvd to the end (LA 48/Jefferson Highway). Turn left & go 3/4 of a mile. We are on the left (Starrett Road). We have a big yellow fence & sign out front. DO NOT USE GPS! GPS will run you down roads that are not RV or travel trailer friendly!
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Starts: 03/28/2026 - Ends: 03/28/2026
Another one of our famous parks that put the country in the city. This park has 155 amazing acres brimming with wildlife, trails, events & more.
Their Easter event has egg hunts, games & lots of family fun.
***NOT FAR FROM OUR PARK!!!***
Starts: 04/05/2026 - Ends: 04/05/2026
"Easter brunches are another old New Orleans tradition; a pleasant ending for the food sacrifices that may have been made during the Lenten season. Many of New Orleans' finest restaurants offer Easter brunches, some even at discounted prices. Be sure to make reservations in advance." ~per neworleans.com
***Come talk to us in the office about some of our restaurant recommendations & to book our shuttle to get to the French Quarter for the Easter festivities!***
Starts: 04/04/2026 - Ends: 04/04/2026
"The Classic is the New Orleans and Gulf South's premier 10k road race, and one of the oldest 10k races in the nation. This Easter Weekend Tradition is now, along with Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest, one of New Orleans signature events. Each year, over 20,000 people gather in Downtown New Orleans for an event that attracts everyone from international Elite Athletes to those who walk the entire route carrying cocktails or wearing bunny suits. Young, old, fit and not so, the Crescent City Classic is the most fun you can have over 6.2 miles! For 40+ years, it has combined world class competition, amateur participation and great fun for all participants. Starting in 1979 with 902 participants, the Crescent City Classic has grown to become the preeminent fitness event in Louisiana. The Classic has been praised in every major running publication as “one of America's fastest 10k's”, “the originator of the party race”, “an Easter Weekend tradition that should never be missed” and “a great race, on a beautiful course in America's most unique city”. ~per their website
"Join the scenic race throughout the city from Champions Square, past the elegant homes of Esplanade Avenue, and on to the ancient moss-draped oaks of New Orleans City Park. At the end of the route awaits a celebration called the Michelob Ultra RaceFest at New Orleans City Park Festival Grounds! This party is held from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and features local music, Creole food, and libations. It is open to runners' families and friends for a cover charge, and children 10 and under enter for free! Fest passes can be purchased when you register for the race either online or on race day." ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 03/15/2026 - Ends: 03/15/2026
"Aside from Mardi Gras Day, the most significant day for the Mardi Gras Indians is their Super Sunday. The New Orleans Mardi Gras Indian Council always has their Indian Sunday on the third Sunday of March, around St. Joseph's Day. Their festivities begin at noon in A.L. Davis Park (at Washington & LaSalle Streets) where the Mardi Gras Indians once again dress in their feathers and suits and take to the streets to meet other "gangs". The Tamborine and Fan organization traditionally put on their annual "Super Sunday" parade on the Sunday closest to St. Joseph's Day, with their event beginning at Bayou St. John. Nobody is completely certain when the tradition of Mardi Gras Indians "masking" on St. Joseph's night began. However, there have been reports of Indians on St. Joseph's night dating back to before World War I. The custom seems to have come about simply because it was a good opportunity. With all of the Catholic Italians celebrating this holiday in the streets, the Indians were able to blend in and celebrate as well. Before 1969, the Indians celebrated by coming out at night to meet and greet other "gangs". In 1969, the first parade was created and rolled through town at night. In 1970, it was switched to a day parade on Sunday afternoon and has continued in that tradition to this day. The daytime parades make the Indians accessible to the general public and allow visitors and locals alike to admire their amazing costumes, crowns, and accessories. If time permits, make it a point to take part in this very unique New Orleans tradition." ~per mardigrasneworlens.com
*If you've never seen New Orleans Mardi Gras Indians, or are interested in seeing them, this is your only real chance outside of Mardi Gras. Come talk to us in the office about this amazing event!
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Starts: 03/22/2026 - Ends: 03/22/2026
"St. Patrick's Day isn't just one day in New Orleans; here, it's turned it into a multi-week celebration with parades, block parties and plenty of corned beef and cabbage."
"Irish History in New Orleans"
"New Orleans is known for its French influence and Spanish culture, but the Irish have left their thumbprint on the city too. Dating back to the seventeenth century, the Irish immigrated to the United States in search of a better life for themselves and their families. Many of these immigrants ended up in South Louisiana. During the 1830's, the Irish were the labor that built the New Basin Canal, a shipping canal that connected Uptown with Lake Pontchartrain. Depending on whose records are most accurate, somewhere between 4,000 and 30,000 Irish workers died from yellow fever while building that canal. Many of those who were lucky enough to survive settled into an area south of Magazine Street that became known as the Irish Channel, and they worked at the nearby Port of New Orleans. That Irish heritage, as well as all Irish history and culture in general, is celebrated every March with parties and parades throughout New Orleans." ~per experienceneworleans.com
This is one of the largest parades that New Orleans has, with over 100 floats! It also has loads of marching bands, groups & clubs. And, because it's a St. Patrick's parade, they don't just throw trinkets, they throw food! This is a parade that you don't want to miss!!! Come talk to us in the office & check out our event board. Also make sure to stock up on your parade gear from our store, as every parade goer will be in full on costume! It's kind of our thing!!!
This parade is right up the street from our park!!!
Starts: 03/29/2026 - Ends: 03/29/2026
City Park is a way to keep some country in the city! It is over 1,000 acres of both natural space AND hosts a slew of recreation, activities & attractions. "Over 170 years old, one mile wide and three miles long comprising a total of 1,300 acres, New Orleans City Park is one of the largest urban Parks in the country. It is located in the heart of the city and is the largest recreational area for the entire region. City Park is home to the largest collection of mature live oaks in the world, with some trees over 800 years old." ~per their website
*They hold an annual Easter Egg Hunt for the littles! Inquire in our office about this event & location!*
"Join us for an EGG-cellent day complete with egg hunt, music, a visit from the Easter Bunny and unlimited Amusement Park rides. We'll supply the bags and eggs, you just bring the little ones looking for FUN." ~per their website
"The place to be is the amusement park in City Park, where the Carousel Gardens and Storyland are located. Thousands of colored eggs are hidden around the area, and every kid is almost guaranteed to find at least one: 12 is the maximum. The most-highly-sought-after eggs are the golden ones with special prizes hidden inside. The event is recommended for 8 years and younger and there is a ‘little kid' area just for toddlers. The kids can also visit with the Easter Bunny and enjoy other types of entertainment." ~per neworleans.com
Starts: 04/05/2026 - Ends: 04/05/2026
"Hop aboard the Steamboat NATCHEZ for an Easter Sunday sail-a-bration! This Bunny Brunch Jazz Cruise features memorable entertainment for the whole family, from visiting with the Easter Bunny to listening to live jazz while you cruise up and down the Mighty Mississippi. Adults can enjoy refreshing beverages from our Spring Fling Cocktail Menu at any of the three onboard bars. A brunch buffet is available for purchase, or upgrade your entire cruise experience with our Spring Fling Party Package. The Spring Fling Party Package includes the two-hour cruise, brunch buffet, a decorated reserved table in the dining room for the first seating, three alcoholic beverages from our Spring Fling Cocktail Menu (unlimited soft drinks and juice for children), a sweet treat and more!" ~per their website
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Starts: 03/28/2026 - Ends: 03/28/2026
"It was in Congo Square that enslaved African people gathered on Sunday afternoons to practice their ancestral traditions. Their legacy lives on in our Congo Square Rhythms Festival, a free weekend celebration showcasing the music, food, and dance that made this city known around the world. The Congo Square Rhythms festival sits on the outskirts of the French Quarter in Tremé, celebrating the neighborhood as a key proving ground in the birthplace of jazz!" ~per jazzandheritage.org
This festival is 2 full days of music, food, lectures, an arts market, a Mardi Gras Indian battle & a kids tent.
Starts: 03/11/2026 - Ends: 03/11/2026
"Wednesday at the Square, sponsored by the Young Leadership Council of New Orleans, presents a series of free outdoor concerts featuring well-known local artists. The weekly concert series highlights a variety of indigenous musical styles, including jazz, rock, funk, swamp-pop, Latin rhythms and more. New Orleans' most famous brass bands are known to play at this annual concert series. Plus, admission is FREE and open to the public. All around Lafayette Square are food booths and concessions offering local culinary specialties: everything from entrée items to delicious desserts. Plus, you'll be able to purchase a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Major credit and debit cards are accepted at all vendors. To use cash, please visit the Cash Exchange tent to load up a gift card. No outside food or beverages may be brought into any of the events." ~per neworleans.com
"Wednesday at the Square is a free concert series in the heart of New Orleans Central Business District. Proceeds from food and beverage sales benefit the Young Leadership Council's community projects, designed not only to improve the quality of life in the Greater New Orleans area but also to foster leadership skills in young professionals." ~per their website
[color=var(--red)]Lineup and Dates
Wednesday at the Square will begin March 11, 2026 and run each Wednesday until May 6, 2026.
March 11 Big Sam's Funky Nation + Zahria Sims Collective
March 18 Jon Cleary and the Absolute Monster Gentlemen + Electric Ramble
March 25 Bonerama + Bon Bon Vivant
April 1 Jelly Joseph ft. Nigel Hall + Ashton Hines and the Big Easy Brawlers
April 8 Flow Tribe ft. Alfred Banks + Zita
April 15 Corey Henry and the Tremé Funktet + River Eckert
April 22 Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers + Kings of Brass
April 29 Kermit Ruffins and the BBQ Swingers + La Tran-K Band
May 6 Brass-A-Holics + Justin Garner
(Rain Date May 13)[color=var(--red)]" ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 03/04/2026 - Ends: 06/10/2026
When it is crawfish season here in Nola, we have a food truck (bus) that we partner with, that does crawfish boil. When you order from them, they can either deliver to the campground, or you can drive a short distance to their bus & pick up your crawfish boil, or eat there. Prices range depending on the cost of the crawfish. Open Wed.-Sun. during crawfish season (March to mid June). Hours vary, so check their website. BOILBUS.COM
Starts: 04/10/2026 - Ends: 04/10/2026
"Hogs for the Cause returns next April with 90+ teams battling it out to be crowned the BBQ Pork Grand Champion. This one-of-a-kind festival brings together live music, family and friends, and the most delicious pork creations imaginable, all in support of an incredible cause! To date, Hogs has distributed over $15 million, including 2,200+ direct grants to families fighting pediatric brain cancer, as well as millions toward hospital programs and housing on children's hospital campuses. Don't miss your chance to experience the flavor, the fun, and the impact of this unforgettable event. " ~per neworleans.com
Starts: 04/20/2026 - Ends: 04/20/2026
"Since 1958, Zurich Classic of Louisiana has brought together some of the best in golf to compete for the title of Zurich Classic Champion. This annual leg of the PGA Tour is played in mid-spring, just 25 minutes outside of New Orleans in Avondale, LA at TPC of Louisiana." ~per neworleans.com
"Professional golf has been around New Orleans since 1931 and an annual event since 1958. Over the years, big names in the golfing community have left their mark here, including Byron Nelson, Billy Casper, Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Tom Watson and Seve Ballesteros. Past winners include Ben Crenshaw, Davis Love III, Louisiana native David Toms, Vijay Singh, Nick Watney, Bubba Watson, Billy Horschel, Justin Rose and Ryan Palmer and Jon Rahm. Over the years, the Classic has attracted such golfers as Rickie Fowler, Graeme McDowell, Steve Stricker, Luke Donald, Camilo Villegas, Ben Crane, Nick Faldo, Payne Stewart, Greg Norman, Ernie Els, David Duval, Chris DiMarco and Phil Mickelson. The great relationship between golf and the city of New Orleans has blossomed through the years." per their website
Starts: 04/10/2026 - Ends: 04/10/2026
"The Strawberry Festival is a 3-day festival held annually in Ponchatoula, the Strawberry Capital of the World. Each year, around 300,000 visitors attend to enjoy the rides, free live music, and food and drinks from our local non-profit vendors. We hope that you enjoy our little town but remember to make it down to the official festival grounds which are located at Memorial Park and North 6th Street leading to the festival grounds. Along the way you will pass our nonprofit groups serving you with lots of good food, drinks, daquiris and more. Stop and visit our farmers located on Farmers Row and purchase strawberries, jellies and jams picked and prepared fresh by our local farmers. Make sure to look for the official booth certificate when making your purchases as this ensures that you are supporting our local farmers and nonprofits along with our local community. Come listen to our awesome bands making up our entertainment schedule that we hand-picked just for you! You'll find everything Strawberry along the way, including the best rides, music, and entertainment around. We know that you will have the BERRY best time! Thanks again for visiting our festival."
The Strawberry Festival Parade is held on the Saturday morning of festival weekend.
FRIDAY, 4/10 11am - 8pm
SATURDAY, 4/11 9AM - 8PM
SUNDAY, 4/12 9AM - 6PM" ~per their website
Starts: 04/16/2026 - Ends: 04/16/2026
"French Quarter Fest returns April 16-19, 2026!Each spring, thousands of attendees from near and far make their way to New Orleans' historic French Quarter for the annual French Quarter Festival (FQF). This massive celebration highlights the food, music, art, and culture of this beloved neighborhood. Spanning from the scenic Riverfront to the lively Jackson Square, the festival invites visitors to savor signature dishes crafted by local chefs, dance to performances by renowned artists, and explore interactive activities that bring the neighborhood's charm to life. Beyond the main attractions, pop-up art installations, second-line parades, and cultural demonstrations add layers of excitement to this immersive celebration of all things New Orleans.
The 2026 French Quarter Festival music lineup brings together New Orleans legends, fan favorites, and exciting new voices for more than 300 performances across the festival. This year's highlights include Irma Thomas, Big Freedia, Kermit Ruffins & the Barbecue Swingers, Rebirth Brass Band, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, George Porter Jr. & Runnin' Pardners, Jon Cleary & the Absolute Monster Gentlemen, Shamarr Allen, Cyril Neville, Amanda Shaw, Lost Bayou Ramblers, and a highly anticipated debut from Dawn Richard. From brass bands and funk to zydeco, Cajun, soul, and global sounds, the festival celebrates the full spectrum of New Orleans music and culture.
Over 50 local restaurants and food vendors will serve classic New Orleans dishes and global flavors. All food vendors accept credit cards and festival beverage tickets. Food booths are located throughout the festival grounds.French Quarter Fest HistoryFrench Quarter Festival first debuted in 1984 as a way to celebrate and revitalize New Orleans' historic French Quarter. Originally created to remind locals of the neighborhood's unique charm and encourage community pride, the festival quickly became a beloved tradition. What started as a small, local event has grown into one of the largest free music festivals in the United States, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. The celebration of music, food, and culture is now a cherished experience for locals and visitors alike, capturing the spirit of the Crescent City like no other event." ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 04/23/2026 - Ends: 04/23/2026
"The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, more commonly referred to as Jazz Fest, is an annual festival celebrating the music, art, culture, and heritage of New Orleans. Over the years, it has worked its way into the hearts of locals and visitors alike. The Festival has always blended a wide mix of internationally renowned artists from both Louisiana and the rest of the world. The Louisiana Heritage Festival,” was originally conceived by George Wein. He envisioned a daytime fair with multiple stages featuring a variety of local music styles, Louisiana cuisine, arts and crafts and evening concerts. The first Jazz Fest took place in April 1970, in Congo Square with an all-star lineup that included Mahalia Jackson, Duke Ellington, Fats Domino, Pete Fountain, The Preservation Hall Brass Band, Mardi Gras Indians and many others. Only 350 attended the inaugural event, but that would soon change. Today, Wein's original vision remains the basic premise of the festival, and Jazz Fest welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors annually." ~per neworleans.com
"In April of 1970, Mahalia Jackson, often called the greatest gospel singer, returned to her hometown to appear at the first New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. While attending the Louisiana Heritage Fair in Congo Square (then known as Beauregard Square), she and Duke Ellington, who also appeared at the event, came upon the Eureka Brass Band leading a crowd of second-line revelers through the Festival grounds. George Wein, producer of the Festival, handed Ms. Jackson a microphone, she sang along with the band and joined the parade… and the spirit of Jazz Fest was born. This spontaneous, momentous scene—this meeting of jazz and heritage—has stood for decades as a stirring symbol of the authenticity of the celebration that was destined to become a cultural force. From the very beginning, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival was envisioned as an important event that would have great cultural significance and popular appeal. The Festival was the culmination of years of discussions and efforts by city leaders who wanted to create an event worthy of the city's legacy as the birthplace of jazz." ~per their website
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Starts: 03/29/2026 - Ends: 03/29/2026
"From the producers of the National Fried Chicken Festival presented by Raising Cane's, get ready for the second annual Brews, Boils & Bubbles festival along the New Orleans Lakefront on Sunday, March 29!
Nothing is more representative of Louisiana or brings people together like boiled seafood, and we all know Louisianians love to drink, so we're combining one of our most beloved culinary staples with a variety of local craft beer and champagne options at the city's newest and most-talked about food and beverage festival this spring.
Sample hot, spicy, full-of-flavor boils – from seafood to meats and everything in between – by top boilers from across the state, paired with all your favorite local beverages to wash it down, while enjoying all-day entertainment from top musical acts, games, photo ops, and much more throughout the day." ~per their website
Starts: 05/09/2026 - Ends: 05/09/2026
"A tip of our New Orleans crown to the traditional British pastime of afternoon tea. Each seating begins with a light cocktail or sparkling beverage, followed by a properly brewed pot of tea selected from our highly curated selection of the finest loose-leaf variety brews. We then serve a beautiful tower of gourmet tea sandwiches, house-made scones, and decadent desserts which you can enjoy to the serenade from our harpists and pianists. Reservations are required." ~per their website
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Starts: 05/10/2026 - Ends: 05/10/2026
"Many restaurants offer special Mother's Day menus, including Brennan's, which has three courses for $75, Chapter IV, with a three-course Creole meal, and The Roosevelt Hotel which offers a Mother's Day brunch complete with salt and pepper bao buns, Belgian waffles, and bottomless mimosas. Other spots for Jazz Brunch on Mother's Day include Miss River, Commons Club, and Court of Two Sisters, plus spots found here." ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 07/03/2026 - Ends: 07/03/2026
"ESSENCE Festival of Culture® ESSENCE Fest returns July 3-5, 2026!Held over Fourth of July weekend at the Caesars Superdome and throughout downtown New Orleans, this multi-day party named for its founder and sponsoring magazine combines high-octane music performances with inspirational speakers and provocative conversations about gender, race, culture, and art.The popular event brings a slew of big names to New Orleans for large evening performances, intimate lounge shows, and DJ parties. By day, the Empowerment Experience spotlights dozens of speakers on thought-provoking topics such as religion, economics, and education. These are traditionally free.Dozens of vendors have displays set up in different locations around the Superdome and park areas that are temporarily turned into outdoor markets. You can expect to see a variety of quality fine art and crafts from clothing and jewelry, to collectible paintings and sculptures. All art displays and demonstrations will represent the rich culture developed from all over the African Diaspora.The Essence Expo Experience includes seminars and workshops on a wide range of topics including beauty and style as well as power and finance. Attendees can participate in live tutorials, free consultations, fashion and makeup presentations, and more.Essence Festival was started in 1994 as a one-time event to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Essence, a magazine aimed towards African American women. The festival was so well-received, organizers decide to make it an annual event. It has evolved into the nation's premier showcase for contemporary African American music and culture.There are many ticket options from single-day tickets to weekend packages to VIP options. Some events are free with advance registration." ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 03/26/2026 - Ends: 03/26/2026
"2026 Concert Series
Music lovers are invited to City Park for the popular Thursdays at Twilight concert series. Bring your friends and enjoy mint juleps and an array of musicians indoors at the Pavilion of the Two Sisters (1 Victory Avenue, NOLA 70124). Admission is $15. Cocktails, wine, beer, soft drinks, water, and food are available for purchase. No outside food, drink or pets allowed. Gates Open - 5:00 pm; Performances - 6:00-8:00 pm" ~per their website
Starts: 08/01/2026 - Ends: 08/01/2026
"COOLinary is the perfect way to beat the August heat with New Orleans eats–and this year is more special than ever, as COOLinary celebrates its 22nd year in 2026. Enjoy over a month of deals at participating restaurants and feast your way through New Orleans. Specially priced three-course lunches, dinners, and brunches can be found all throughout the Crescent City. COOLinary lasts the entire month, so you just might have time to try sample every menu."
"Cuisine is an integral part of the history, fabric and culture of New Orleans. Each summer, restaurants across the Crescent City take part in the culinary extravaganza known as, "COOLinary New Orleans." Some of New Orleans' finest dining establishments participate by offering specially curated prix-fixe menus at unbeatable prices. Enjoy 2-course lunches for $28 or less, and 3-course dinners and brunches for $58 or less. No matter what your taste buds are after, there's no better time to tackle your NOLA food wish list than from August 1-31st, making COOLinary New Orleans the most delicious summer tradition." ~per neworleans.com
See the listing of participating restaurants here:
https://www.neworleans.com/coolinary/
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Starts: 08/01/2026 - Ends: 08/01/2026
"All August long, New Orleans is celebrating its many museums! Members of at least one of the participating institutions will be able to visit all others for FREE. From the large and nationally acclaimed to the small hidden gems and rarities celebrating what makes NOLA and its people unique, there's a museum in the city that everyone will love. Not a museum member yet? Visit our Museum Month membership page to learn how to join." ~per neworleans.com
View the list of participating museums here:
https://www.neworleans.com/museum-month/participating-museums/
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Starts: 08/08/2026 - Ends: 08/08/2026
"If you've ever wondered why so many people are dressed in red dresses in New Orleans on the second Saturday in August, look no further than Red Dress Run.
A charity “run” in New Orleans, Red Dress Run is hosted by the New Orleans Hash House Harriers. This local drinking club hosts the world's most unique running event. All locals and visitors attend this annual event dressed in red attire-specifically, dresses.
This event involves a two-mile run beginning at Crescent Park in the Bywater. Locals and visitors will be served lunch at 11:30 a.m., along with live music. All participants must be 21 or older. You don't have to be a member of the New Orleans Hash House Harriers to participate, but registration is highly encouraged, as 100% of the proceeds go to local charities.
Red Dress Run starts at Armstrong Park and continues through the neighborhood. Red Dress Runners line up on N Peters for the start of the run. Festivities typically trickle into the neighboring French Quarter throughout the early afternoon into the evening.
Lunch is served at 11:30 a.m. with live music to follow at noon. Spend the rest of the day exploring amongst the sea of red.If running isn't your thing, watching from the sidelines is just as fun, and red dresses are still required! Party with your fellow fashionistas afterward on Bourbon Street and the surrounding area." ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 08/01/2026 - Ends: 08/01/2026
"SATCHMO SUMMERFEST RETURNS WITH FREE ADMISSION TO THE NEW ORLEANS JAZZ MUSEUM at the old U.S.MINT!
Our two-day celebration is one of the only festivals in the world dedicated to honoring Louis Armstrong and features two stages of music, a delicious culinary lineup featuring Louisiana restaurants, and an incredible indoor lecture series poised to educate guests on Armstrong's history and enduring impact.
Satchmo SummerFest is scheduled annually to coincide with Louis Armstrong's birthday on August 4th; the first festival took place on what would have been his 100th birthday, the same year the New Orleans airport was renamed Louis Armstrong International Airport. The artist often stated in public interviews that he was born on July 4, 1900 (Independence Day), a date that has been noted in many biographies. Armstrong died in 1971 and his true birthdate, August 4, 1901, was not discovered until the mid-1980s.
Louis Armstrong was raised in a poor section of New Orleans known as “Jane Alley.” Throughout his career, he entertained millions – from heads of state and royalty to the neighborhood kids on his stoop in Corona, New York. Despite his fame, he lived a simple life in a working-class neighborhood. The man known around the world as “Satchmo,” short for Satchelmouth, was widely recognized as a founding father of jazz – a unique American art form. In 1932, Melody Maker magazine editor Percy Brooks greeted Armstrong in London with “Hello, Satchmo!” and the nickname stuck. His influence as an artist and cultural icon is universal, unmatched, and very much alive today." ~per their website
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Starts: 10/24/2026 - Ends: 10/24/2026
"Once a year the Krewe of BOO! presents its fantastically horrific Halloween parade to turn the Vieux Carre (French Quarter) into the “Boo Carre!”
The 2026 parade will roll on October 24, and all are welcome to join the spooky festivities!
Background:
Krewe of BOO! became the official Halloween Parade in New Orleans in 2007, and it's grown every year since! With floats constructed by Kern Studios, America's premier float-building organization, the parade frightens and excites the crowds. Kern artists design 3-D paper mâché and fiberglass props that mimic all of Halloween's spooky creatures.
Parade riders will throw various items to onlookers as they pass by, much to the delight of both children and adults. Parade throws will include candy, chee wees, pralinettes, light-up medallion beads, voodoo doll pins and magnets, doubloons, and children's toys.Krewe of BOO! throws are all collectable or consumable, which cuts back on waste. Be sure to keep an eye out for their floats!
Special events and afterparties will occur throughout the weekend, such as the Zombie Run and Lucy's Baloncy Bash. Check out the official website at www.kreweofboo.com for more information." ~per neworleans.com
"New Orleans is known as Hollywood South, and it is proven by Krewe of BOO!'s cameo in the Tom Cruise film "Jack Reacher: Never Go Back." Check out the film stills of the parade!"
"Join over a thousand participants including marching bands, dance troupes and walking krewes. Toss throws to tens of thousands of people along the three mile parade route through the picturesque French Quarter. New Orleans celebrates Halloween like no other city in the world!" ~per their website
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Starts: 11/07/2026 - Ends: 11/07/2026
"Hailed by Garden & Gun and Southern Living as one of the best food festivals in the south, Beignet Fest returns Saturday, November 7th, 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.What kind of food is at Beignet Fest?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." ~per neworleans.com
Starts: 12/24/2026 - Ends: 12/24/2026
"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
Starts: 12/24/2026 - Ends: 12/24/2026
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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Starts: 12/01/2026 - Ends: 12/01/2026
"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/
***HERE IN NEW ORLEANS, WE STILL CELEBRATE THE 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS, THUS CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES RUN UNTIL 12TH NIGHT, OR JAN. 6TH, THE KICK OFF TO CARNIVAL SEASON!
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Starts: 03/19/2026 - Ends: 03/19/2026
"The New Orleans French Film Festival is known as one of the longest-running foreign language festivals in the country. The festival hosts screenings of modern and classic French cinema at the Prytania Theater in Uptown New Orleans - one of the oldest single-screen movie theaters in Louisiana. The New Orleans French Film Festival returns March 19-24, 2026.The festival includes showings of full-length and short films (all with English subtitles), live music, lectures, parties, and more." ~per neworleans.com
"100 Years. Four generations. One Passion.The Prytania Theatre is over 100 years old and is the longest continually operated theatre in the South. It has been operated by the Brunet family for over 25 years. The Brunet family has been operating theatres in the New Orleans area for over 130 years! At any moment, you can find three generations of the Brunet family working in the theatre." ~per their website
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Starts: 03/28/2026 - Ends: 03/28/2026
Here in New Orleans, our parades don't stop with Mardi Gras! We still have some of the biggest & best parades running through the whole month of March, for St. Patrick's Day & St. Joseph's Day! You'll see quite a sight at these parades! These are a must see/do event!!!
"The largest St. Joseph celebration in the United States!
Tuxedos, music, flowers, and pure joy rolling through the French Quarter. Expect black tuxedos, lively brass bands, glittering floats, and smiling parade maids spreading Italian cheer. Catch silk flowers and fava beans, both symbols of luck and gratitude." ~per their website
Come see our event board in the office, talk to us about the parade & get all your parade gear in our store. Every native will be decked out in festive gear, as parades & costumes are kind of our thing!!! Must see parade!!!
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Starts: 03/17/2026 - Ends: 03/17/2026
Here in New Orleans, our parades don't stop with Mardi Gras! We still have some of the biggest & best parades running through the whole month of March, for St. Patrick's Day! You'll see quite a sight at these parades, as they throw all the normal parade gear, in addition to foods like cabbages, potatoes & more! These are a must see/do event!!!
"St. Patrick's Day isn't just one day in New Orleans; here, it's turned it into a multi-week celebration with parades, block parties and plenty of corned beef and cabbage."
"Irish History in New Orleans"
"New Orleans is known for its French influence and Spanish culture, but the Irish have left their thumbprint on the city too. Dating back to the seventeenth century, the Irish immigrated to the United States in search of a better life for themselves and their families. Many of these immigrants ended up in South Louisiana. During the 1830's, the Irish were the labor that built the New Basin Canal, a shipping canal that connected Uptown with Lake Pontchartrain. Depending on whose records are most accurate, somewhere between 4,000 and 30,000 Irish workers died from yellow fever while building that canal. Many of those who were lucky enough to survive settled into an area south of Magazine Street that became known as the Irish Channel, and they worked at the nearby Port of New Orleans. That Irish heritage, as well as all Irish history and culture in general, is celebrated every March with parties and parades throughout New Orleans." ~per experienceneworleans.com
This is one of our major St. Patrick's Day parades that our city puts on. Come see our event board in the office, talk to us about the parade & get all your parade gear in our store. Every native will be decked out in St. Pats gear, as parades & costumes are kind of our thing!!! Must see parade!!!
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Starts: 03/15/2026 - Ends: 03/15/2026
Here in New Orleans, our parades don't stop with Mardi Gras! We still have some of the biggest & best parades running through the whole month of March, for St. Patrick's Day! You'll see quite a sight at these parades, as they throw all the normal parade gear, in addition to foods like cabbages, potatoes & more! These are a must see/do event!!!
"St. Patrick's Day isn't just one day in New Orleans; here, it's turned it into a multi-week celebration with parades, block parties and plenty of corned beef and cabbage."
"Irish History in New Orleans"
"New Orleans is known for its French influence and Spanish culture, but the Irish have left their thumbprint on the city too. Dating back to the seventeenth century, the Irish immigrated to the United States in search of a better life for themselves and their families. Many of these immigrants ended up in South Louisiana. During the 1830's, the Irish were the labor that built the New Basin Canal, a shipping canal that connected Uptown with Lake Pontchartrain. Depending on whose records are most accurate, somewhere between 4,000 and 30,000 Irish workers died from yellow fever while building that canal. Many of those who were lucky enough to survive settled into an area south of Magazine Street that became known as the Irish Channel, and they worked at the nearby Port of New Orleans. That Irish heritage, as well as all Irish history and culture in general, is celebrated every March with parties and parades throughout New Orleans." ~per experienceneworleans.com
This is one of our major St. Patrick's Day parades that our city puts on. Come see our event board in the office, talk to us about the parade & get all your parade gear in our store. Every native will be decked out in St. Pats gear, as parades & costumes are kind of our thing!!! Must see parade!!!
CLOSE TO OUR PARK!
Starts: 03/04/2026 - Ends: 03/04/2026
Many people don't know that New Orleans has a Broadway scene comparable to New York City! Most of the major Broadway shows that run in New York City also come to New Orleans & run in New Orleans for a week or two! These shows are held in our beautiful Saenger Theatre!
"About "The Phantom of the Opera"
“The Phantom of the Opera”, revitalized by Cameron Mackintosh, is back with a fresh take on the classic story of a mysterious musical genius who haunts the Paris Opera House and falls for a young soprano. This new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's legendary musical features the original designs by Maria Björnson, is inspired by the direction of Harold Prince, and includes musical staging and choreography by Gillian Lynne. It's a reimagined version of the beloved show that's set to thrill both longtime fans and first-time audiences.
When is "The Phantom of the Opera"?
"The Phantom of the Opera" will be shown from Wednesday, March 4th ,2026, through Sunday, March 15th ,2026, with selected showtimes throughout the week.[color=var(--red)]" ~per neworleans.com
[color=var(--red)][color=var(--red)][color=var(--red)]"The Saenger is here to recreate the luxury and grandeur from a time gone by. Originally built in 1927 for a historic $2.5 million (roughly $34 million today), the atmospheric theatre has housed performances of all kinds, from silent films to movie showings to the top Broadway hits of today. Destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the Saenger reopened in 2013 after a $53 million revitalization project. The theatre has been restored to its 1927 beauty, featuring the original color scheme as well as carpeting, lighting fixtures and marquees replicated from the originals. Elevating the experiences of our patrons beyond the nostalgic memories of the recent past is the magic of the Saenger Theatre." ~per their website
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Starts: 03/21/2026 - Ends: 03/21/2026
"Join us for the 2nd Annual New Orleans Bayou Bluegrass Festival on 3/21/26! Live music & support for Special Olympics Louisiana!The 2nd Annual New Orleans Bayou Bluegrass Festival, happening on March 21, 2026, at the Deutsches Haus in New Orleans from 11 am to 8 pm, is a must-attend event for new or experienced bluegrass fans! Featuring an incredible lineup of bands, including The Dead Magnolia String Band, Swampland String Band, Gina Forsyth and the Copper Roosters, Caleb Klauder and Reeb Willms, The Po'Ramblin Boys, and headlining this year's festival, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes w/ Jason Carter. This festival promises a day filled with unforgettable bluegrass music from top artists. Proceeds will benefit Special Olympics Louisiana, combining great music with a meaningful cause." ~per their website
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Starts: 03/12/2026 - Ends: 03/12/2026
"The highly anticipated New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University returns to Tulane's Uptown campus, March 12-15, 2026, with a three-day, in-person literary celebration featuring more than 100 national, regional, and local authors, including some of the nation's favorite bestsellers. New Orleans Book Festival is free and open to the public.
This major literary event for the Crescent City will feature panel discussions, moderated conversations, keynote lectures, book fairs, family programming and workshops. The event provides a forum for media outlets, authors and readers to network and collaborate in one of the world's most vibrant and culturally diverse cities.
The festival kicks off with an exciting opening session on the evening of Thursday, March 12, followed by two full days of programming on Friday, March 13 and Saturday, March 14 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. New in 2026, Family Day at the Fest will move to Sunday, March 15 at 10 a.m. Please note, Sunday's programming will be exclusively dedicated to Family Day, with no additional sessions for general audiences.
The character Flynn the Fly, from the bestselling Fly Who Flew to Space and the forthcoming Fly Who Flew Under the Sea by Lauren Sánchez Bezos, will also be joining in the fun, along with the book's illustrator, Raleigh Stewart.
The festival is headlined by politician and voting rights advocate Stacey Abrams, filmmaker Ken Burns, and novelist and essayist Salman Rushdie. Check out the author lineup on the website." ~per neworleans.com
Starts: 03/20/2026 - Ends: 03/20/2026
"This annual music festival celebrates the life and legacy of New Orleans' own Danny Barker with city wide music performances, a variety of panel discussions and exclusive workshops, interviews, special events, and more.
The mission of the Danny Barker Banjo & Guitar Festival is to showcase and highlight the many contributions and accomplishments of NEA Jazz Master Danny Barker: musician, singer, songwriter, educator, raconteur extraordinaire, and author - who played guitar and banjo with many top jazz artists over the course of his 70 year plus career – and served as a mentor to numerous young New Orleans artists who have since come to prominence, including Wynton Marsalis, Herlin Riley, Leroy Jones, Gregg Stafford, and Dr. Michael White.
To build on Mr. Barker's legacy in education and cultural preservation, the Danny Barker Banjo & Guitar Festival offers area students workshops, master classes, and clinics - providing immersive instruction and education exploring the origins and evolution of New Orleans jazz. Outreach to senior citizens and the creation of good opportunities for musicians and audiences to connect are also primary aims of the Barker Festival." ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 03/06/2026 - Ends: 03/06/2026
"Benvenuti! Come join the fun at the 24th Annual “Festa Italiana” in Kenner's historic Rivertown March 6-8, 2026. Enjoy delicous food, live bands, talented artists and crafters, and genealogical specialists. Each year we not only spotlight local musicians such as Lena Prima but we also bring in entertainers from all over the country like Vanessa Racci who comes straight from New York. Manga! You'll have to pace yourself if you are going to try all of the delicious Italian specialties such as cucidati and amoretti, cannolis, muffalettas, brociolone, fettecini alfredo, and meatballs just to name a few.
The Italian immigrants that settled in Kenner in 1855 shipped produce across the nation by rail immediatley having an impact on community they settled in. The Kenner Italian Heritage, Inc. created by former Kenner Police Chief Nick Congemi, hosts the event each year as a way to honor Louisiana and Kenner's rich Italian heritage. “We invite everyone to come out and be Italian for the weekend,” said Nick Congemi. “We think of this as a huge family reunion where everyone is a member.”
The festival lines Williams Boulevard from the river to the railroad tracks. Friday, March 6th is from 6-10 PM. Saturday, March 7th, is from 12-10 PM. Sunday, March 8th is from 12-6 PM." ~per their website & Facebook page
***THIS EVENT IS RIGHT UP THE STREET FROM OUR PARK!!!***
Starts: 03/17/2026 - Ends: 03/17/2026
"Be on the biggest, brightest and best balcony on Bourbon Street tossing beads to the crowd on Bourbon Street for St. Patrick's Day! Enjoy unlimited premium brand mixed drinks, beer, wine and hurricanes, Cajun & Creole Cuisine (7-10pm) and guaranteed balcony access. Be in the mix of the madness without being in the crowd! Come and go as you please. Restrooms for our VIP guests ONLY!
***Cajun & Creole Cuisine is included with our 7-10pm party.***
****Tickets are limited to provide a true VIP experience!****
*****Beads not included*****" ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 04/01/2026 - Ends: 04/01/2026
"10th Annual April Fool's Day Parade
2026 Theme:
*LET THE GOLD SHINE *
WEAR YOUR GOLD!
COME ONE! COME ALL!
LET'S CELEBRATE THE 10TH YEAR OF * KREWE DU FOOL*
WE ARE READY TO MARCH DOWN THE STREETS
LET 'S GET FOOLISH!
Parade Will Roll From Royal St. & Franklin Ave
Little Freddie King GRAND MARSHALL 2026, BLUES KING OF NEW ORLEANS Come See a Legend!" ~per their website
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Starts: 03/14/2026 - Ends: 03/14/2026
Parasol's Bar & Restaurant hosts its annual St. Pats Block Party Celebration on the day of the Irish Channel Parade.
"One of the city's longest-running annual street parties. The hub is Parasol's Restaurant & Bar, a small corner joint etched into Irish Channel history and carrying a long St. Patrick's Day tradition. The streets are teeming with emerald-clad crowds.A party with historyThe Irish Channel block party is a tradition that goes back to at least the 1950s.The Irish Channel was long known for its Irish families, riverfront industry and rough-and-tumble politics. All of that flowed through Parasol's, which was once as much a clubhouse for a neighborhood as a business. Election nights drew big crowds to the bar, and politicos from tax assessors to congressmen held court. Before it acquired Mardi Gras-style floats, the St. Patrick's parade wound its way through the side streets of the Irish Channel, with marching clubs progressing from bar to bar. Parasol's became a starting point and fixture for the festivities.Robert Bongard, whose mother, Myrtle Herzog Passauer, was a founder of Parasol's, grew up in a small apartment behind the bar. In a 2019 interview, he recalled how the entire neighborhood seemed to be together for the party. “In the beginning, it was all neighbors, they were all into it. Then they started having people coming from all over,” Bongard said. “You'd meet people from around the world at that party.” Newspaper accounts of the bash through the years describe revelry, the mingling of generations and local celebrities. Bands like the Dixieland Saints would play outside. Pete Fountain made appearances, and by the 1970s Frank Minyard, then city coroner and a jazz musician himself, would play his trumpet on the street." ~per nola.com
Starts: 03/17/2026 - Ends: 03/17/2026
Parasol's Bar & Restaurant hosts its annual St. Pats Block Party Celebration on the day of the Irish Channel Parade.
One of these block parties is held the day of the Irish Channel Parade & another one is held on St. Patrick's Day
"One of the city's longest-running annual street parties.
The hub is Parasol's Restaurant & Bar, a small corner joint etched into Irish Channel history and carrying a long St. Patrick's Day tradition. The streets are teeming with emerald-clad crowds.
A party with history
The Irish Channel block party is a tradition that goes back to at least the 1950s.The Irish Channel was long known for its Irish families, riverfront industry and rough-and-tumble politics. All of that flowed through Parasol's, which was once as much a clubhouse for a neighborhood as a business. Election nights drew big crowds to the bar, and politicos from tax assessors to congressmen held court. Before it acquired Mardi Gras-style floats, the St. Patrick's parade wound its way through the side streets of the Irish Channel, with marching clubs progressing from bar to bar. Parasol's became a starting point and fixture for the festivities.
Robert Bongard, whose mother, Myrtle Herzog Passauer, was a founder of Parasol's, grew up in a small apartment behind the bar. In a 2019 interview, he recalled how the entire neighborhood seemed to be together for the party. “In the beginning, it was all neighbors, they were all into it. Then they started having people coming from all over,” Bongard said. “You'd meet people from around the world at that party.” Newspaper accounts of the bash through the years describe revelry, the mingling of generations and local celebrities. Bands like the Dixieland Saints would play outside. Pete Fountain made appearances, and by the 1970s Frank Minyard, then city coroner and a jazz musician himself, would play his trumpet on the street." ~per nola.com
Starts: 03/17/2026 - Ends: 03/17/2026
"This block party takes place on St. Patrick's Day and is located at Annunciation Square on the 1500 block of Chippewa. This block party has Irish music, food, drinks, and dancers, and proceeds benefit St. Michael's Special School." ~per their website
Starts: 03/21/2026 - Ends: 03/21/2026
4th Annual Spring Garden and Pet Show 2026.
Presented by the River Road Historical Society in partnership with the LSU AgCenter and the Louisiana Master Gardeners.
What We Offer:
Spend the weekend with us and explore a curated selection of over 75 vendors offering:
House plants, rare and unusual plants, vegetable plants, culinary herbs, fruit trees, garden, patio, and yard decor, botanical jewelry, and fine art. Learn from the experts
Ask questions about plant care, soil health, and seasonal planting. Learn what grows best in Louisiana's climate. Attend seminars on topics about wildlife, plants, and pets.
Pet adoption opportunities: Local rescue organizations will be on-site with dogs and cats, offering a chance to meet animals looking for loving homes.
Relax and listen to musical performances by:
Robbie Matherne Acoustic Performance – Saturday from 12:00pm to 4pm
Peyton Falgoust Acoustic Performance – Sunday from 12:00pm to 4pm
Enjoy our food and beverage court
Take a break and refuel at the food court featuring a variety of southern-style and ethnic dishes, snacks, desserts, lemonade, sodas, and alcoholic beverages.
Kids Corner
Cheramie Farm's Petting Zoo featuring a baby kangaroo (Saturday Only)
Spring-themed arts and crafts and face painting (Saturday and Sunday)
Nursery Rhymes by Mother Goose (Saturday and Sunday)
Bungee Jumping (Saturday and Sunday)
Easter Bunny 1pm to 3pm (Sunday Only)
Easter Egg Hunt 3pm (Sunday Only)
Admission is $5.00 per person and free for children 5 and under
Tickets are available at the gate only
Our Spring Garden Show is Pet Friendly! Family-friendly, non-aggressive pets are welcome at the show. Your dog must be on a non-retractable leash, carrying case, or stroller at all times." ~per their website
Starts: 03/14/2026 - Ends: 03/14/2026
Here in New Orleans, our parades don't stop with Mardi Gras! We still have some of the biggest & best parades running through the whole month of March for St. Patrick's Day! You'll see quite a sight at these parades as they throw all the normal parade gear, but also foods like cabbages, potatoes & more! These are must-see/do events!!!
"St. Patrick's Day isn't just one day in New Orleans; here, it's turned into a multi-week celebration with parades, block parties and plenty of corned beef and cabbage."
"Irish History in New Orleans" "New Orleans is known for its French influence and Spanish culture, but the Irish have left their thumbprint on the city too. Dating back to the seventeenth century, the Irish immigrated to the United States in search of a better life for themselves and their families. Many of these immigrants ended up in South Louisiana. During the 1830s, the Irish were the laborers who built the New Basin Canal, a shipping canal that connected Uptown with Lake Pontchartrain. Depending on whose records are most accurate, somewhere between 4,000 and 30,000 Irish workers died from yellow fever while building that canal. Many of those who were lucky enough to survive settled into an area south of Magazine Street that became known as the Irish Channel, and they worked at the nearby Port of New Orleans. That Irish heritage, as well as all Irish history and culture in general, is celebrated every March with parties and parades throughout New Orleans." ~per experienceneworleans.com
This is one of our major St. Patrick's Day parades that our city puts on. Come see our event board in the office, talk to us about the parade & get all your parade gear in our store. Every native will be decked out in St. Pats gear, as parades & costumes are kind of our thing!!! Must see parade!!!
Starts: 06/02/2026 - Ends: 06/02/2026
Many people don't know that New Orleans has a Broadway scene comparable to New York City! Most of the major Broadway shows that run in New York City also come to New Orleans & run in New Orleans for a week or two! These shows are held in our beautiful Saenger Theatre!
"The Saenger is here to recreate the luxury and grandeur from a time gone by. Originally built in 1927 for a historic $2.5 million (roughly $34 million today), the atmospheric theatre has housed performances of all kinds, from silent films to movie showings to the top Broadway hits of today. Destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the Saenger reopened in 2013 after a $53 million revitalization project. The theatre has been restored to its 1927 beauty, featuring the original color scheme as well as carpeting, lighting fixtures and marquees replicated from the originals. Elevating the experiences of our patrons beyond the nostalgic memories of the recent past is the magic of the Saenger Theatre." ~per their website
""Spamalot” is a laugh-out-loud musical comedy that puts a twist on the legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Lovingly adapted from the classic film “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”, this Tony Award winning hit features a book and lyrics by Eric Idle and music by John Du Prez and Idle. Originally debuting on Broadway in 2005, Spamalot was nominated for 14 Tony Awards and won three, including Best Musical. Packed with outrageous humor, unforgettable characters, and songs like “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life” and “Find Your Grail,” “Spamalot” is a joyful adventure that continues to charm audiences across America." ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 04/14/2026 - Ends: 04/14/2026
Many people don't know that New Orleans has a Broadway scene comparable to New York City! Most of the major Broadway shows that run in New York City also come to New Orleans & run in New Orleans for a week or two! These shows are held in our beautiful Saenger Theatre!
"The Saenger is here to recreate the luxury and grandeur from a time gone by. Originally built in 1927 for a historic $2.5 million (roughly $34 million today), the atmospheric theatre has housed performances of all kinds, from silent films to movie showings to the top Broadway hits of today. Destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the Saenger reopened in 2013 after a $53 million revitalization project. The theatre has been restored to its 1927 beauty, featuring the original color scheme as well as carpeting, lighting fixtures and marquees replicated from the originals. Elevating the experiences of our patrons beyond the nostalgic memories of the recent past is the magic of the Saenger Theatre." ~per their website
"Remixed for the 21st century, “SIX” turns the stories of Henry VIII's six wives into a high-energy pop concert, transforming heartbreak into a bold celebration of empowerment and girl power. With 23 major awards, including a Tony for Best Original Score, and a chart-topping Broadway album, “SIX” has become a global sensation, captivating audiences with its sharp humor, infectious energy, and unforgettable style." ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 05/12/2026 - Ends: 05/12/2026
Many people don't know that New Orleans has a Broadway scene comparable to New York City! Most of the major Broadway shows that run in New York City also come to New Orleans & run in New Orleans for a week or two! These shows are held in our beautiful Saenger Theatre!
"The Saenger is here to recreate the luxury and grandeur from a time gone by. Originally built in 1927 for a historic $2.5 million (roughly $34 million today), the atmospheric theatre has housed performances of all kinds, from silent films to movie showings to the top Broadway hits of today. Destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the Saenger reopened in 2013 after a $53 million revitalization project. The theatre has been restored to its 1927 beauty, featuring the original color scheme as well as carpeting, lighting fixtures and marquees replicated from the originals. Elevating the experiences of our patrons beyond the nostalgic memories of the recent past is the magic of the Saenger Theatre." ~per their website“
"The Book of Mormon” is a sharp, boundary-pushing musical comedy that follows two mismatched missionaries on a journey to share their faith in a place far from home with wildly unexpected results. Winner of nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, it has earned international acclaim and played to sold-out audiences on Broadway, in London, and across North America. Known for its bold humor, clever storytelling, and unforgettable score, “The Book of Mormon” remains one of the most celebrated musicals of the century." ~per neworleans.com
***STOP BY OUR OFFICE TO BOOK OUR SHUTTLE TO THE FRENCH QUARTER, WHERE THIS EVENT IS HELD!!!***
Starts: 03/24/2026 - Ends: 03/24/2026
Many people don't know that New Orleans has a Broadway scene comparable to New York City! Most of the major Broadway shows that run in New York City also come to New Orleans & run in New Orleans for a week or two! These shows are held in our beautiful Saenger Theatre!
"The Saenger is here to recreate the luxury and grandeur from a time gone by. Originally built in 1927 for a historic $2.5 million (roughly $34 million today), the atmospheric theatre has housed performances of all kinds, from silent films to movie showings to the top Broadway hits of today. Destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the Saenger reopened in 2013 after a $53 million revitalization project. The theatre has been restored to its 1927 beauty, featuring the original color scheme as well as carpeting, lighting fixtures and marquees replicated from the originals. Elevating the experiences of our patrons beyond the nostalgic memories of the recent past is the magic of the Saenger Theatre." ~per their website
"The Great Gatsby hits the stage as a high-energy Broadway spectacle that brings the glamour, romance, and heartbreak of the Roaring Twenties to life. Based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's iconic novel, this Tony Award winning musical is a dazzling story of love, wealth, and illusion. Directed by Marc Bruni, with choreography by Dominique Kelley, a book by Kait Kerrigan, and an original jazz and pop inspired score by Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen, this bold new take on a literary classic is one you won't want to miss.[color=var(--red)]" ~per neworleans.com
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Starts: 04/05/2026 - Ends: 04/05/2026
"Easter Day in New Orleans means masses, egg hunts, and paradesThe promise of renewal, white linen dresses and seersucker suits comes with Easter in New Orleans. New Orleans is still mostly a Catholic town and church services begin at sunrise Easter morning. When they finish, the celebrations begin. The day grows festive. People show off colorful fashions. Then, of course, come the parades.
Easter Sunday's lineup of parades starts early that morning with The Historic French Quarter Easter Parade, from Antoine's Restaurant, to St. Louis Cathedral for Mass. The parade, consisting largely of mule-drawn carriages and old convertibles, makes its leisurely, roundabout way through the French Quarter, handing out stuffed Easter bunnies to the kids, along with other trinkets. Following Mass, participants in the parade promenade to Jackson Square, opposite the Cathedral, to show off their Easter bonnets and other finery before returning to Antoine's. Awards are given out for the best Easter bonnets, Easter baskets and overall Easter attire." ~per neworleans.com
***STOP BY OUR OFFICE TO BOOK OUR SHUTTLE TO THE FRENCH QUARTER, WHERE ALL OF THESE EASTER EVENTS ARE HELD!!!***
Starts: 07/13/2026 - Ends: 07/13/2026
"Join us this week to sample some of the best food in New Orleans. Our restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and sweet shops have created special menus at a great price for you to enjoy. Dine out every night to see what we have to offer." ~per their website
Starts: 04/04/2026 - Ends: 04/04/2026
~COME JOIN US FOR AN EGGSELLENT TIME~
~FESTIVITIES BEGIN: 7PM ON SAT., APRIL. 4th, out in front of the main office
~FESTIVITIES INCLUDE:
*Family friendly, Easter themed, movies on the lawn
*Potluck style meal of all the Easter fixings
*Community Fires
*Candy Party Favors
~KIDS & ADULTS ALIKE ARE INVITED TO DRESS FESTIVE~
~PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN CHAIRS, DRINKS & DESSERTS/OR ADDITIONAL FOOD ITEMS TO SHARE. ADULT BEVERAGES ARE WELCOME.~
We will have seating, but you're always welcome to bring your comfy chair, for our movie on the lawn, that follows dinner.
*We also take up a donation to send children with cancer to camp*
Starts: 04/05/2026 - Ends: 04/05/2026
"Easter Day in New Orleans means masses, egg hunts, and parades
The promise of renewal, white linen dresses and seersucker suits comes with Easter in New Orleans. New Orleans is still mostly a Catholic town and church services begin at sunrise Easter morning. When they finish, the celebrations begin. The day grows festive. People show off colorful fashions. Then, of course, come the parades.
Usually after lunch is the French Quarter Easter Parade. This tradition, which began back in the early 1980s, was created by renowned French Quarter singer, dancer and all-around entertainer Chris Owens, who served as the Grand Duchess. She would stand proudly on her gaily decorated float, assisted by elegantly attired attendants, while decked out in one of her stunning, tight-fitting outfits. Since her passing, the parade has continued on in her name.
The parade usually starts at the corner of Canal and Bourbon streets and makes its way through the French Quarter, past the Chris Owens Club at 500 Bourbon, with colorful floats and vintage convertibles and accompanied by one or more of the city's famous brass bands. There are also dance groups and other entertainers. And, of course, since this is a New Orleans parade, there will be plenty of throws – Easter-themed – to catch from the floats and the open-top cars." ~per neworleans.com
***STOP BY OUR OFFICE TO BOOK OUR SHUTTLE TO THE FRENCH QUARTER, WHERE ALL OF THESE EASTER EVENTS ARE HELD!!!***
Starts: 10/31/2026 - Ends: 10/31/2026
~COME JOIN US FOR A SPOOKTACULAR TIME~
~FESTIVITIES BEGIN: 7PM ON SAT., OCT. 31st out in front of the main office
~FESTIVITIES INCLUDE:
*Family friendly, Halloween themed, movies on the lawn
*Potluck style meal of chili, hot dogs, nachos & the fixins
*Fire for roasting hot dogs
*Candy Party Favors
~KIDS & ADULTS ALIKE ARE INVITED TO WEAR COSTUMES~
~PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN CHAIRS, DRINKS & DESSERTS/OR ADDITIONAL FOOD ITEMS TO SHARE. ADULT BEVERAGES ARE WELCOME.~
We will have seating, but you're always welcome to bring your comfy chair, for our movie on the lawn, that follows dinner.
*We also take up a donation to send children with cancer to camp*
Starts: 03/28/2026 - Ends: 03/28/2026
"City Park Conservancy and Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries host the 77th-annual Big Bass Fishing Rodeo, the oldest freshwater rodeo in the country!Hosted by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) and the City Park Conservancy, the Big Bass Rodeo is the oldest freshwater fishing rodeo in the nation and offers categories and activities for all ages and skill levels. The Big Bass Rodeo consists of adult and youth divisions for bass anglers to compete.In addition to the bank-fishing-only main event, other activities include:
BBR/BFTB: 6:30–11am
BOTB: 7–10:30am
Fishtival: 9am–12pm
Restrooms on Site
Food & Drink on Site
Starts: 05/22/2026 - Ends: 05/24/2026
"The Greek Festival of New Orleans proudly celebrates its 51st anniversary this Memorial Day weekend, as Holy Trinity Cathedral parishioners welcome you to share in the joy of this cherished tradition on May 22, 23, and 24, 2026. Set along scenic Bayou St. John, this year's celebration will honor the theme "Your Odyssey Begins Here" with inspired culinary creations, festive libations, and décor drawn from the richness of ancient Greece. Guests can savor beloved homemade dishes, delicate pastries, fine Greek wines, refreshing Mythos beer, and inspired Odyssey-themed dishes while experiencing the warmth, culture, and timeless spirit of Greece. Mark your calendars and look forward to an unforgettable journey.
Events Schedule at a Glance:
2026 New Orleans Greek Festival
Hellenic Dancers
A beloved Memorial Day weekend tradition since 1973, the New Orleans Greek Festival has long been a can't-miss destination for locals and visitors alike. Bursting with authentic homemade Greek cuisine, lively music and dancing, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, the festival welcomes more than 20,000 happy guests each year. Make your plans now and gather your family and friends to join in the celebration—come eat, dance, laugh, and experience the joy of Greece right here in New Orleans!" ~per their website
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