1022 GALLERY features a custom frame shop with a tasteful selection of mouldings and mats. The Framing standard for quality is high and 1022 Gallery stands behind thier work. They also offer delivery and installation services. More >
Welcome to The 12 Bar on Fulton St. The newest place in New Orleans for live music. We are a locally owned and managed nightclub located in the historic Warehouse District of New Orleans. Named after the most popular chord progression ever written, The 12 Bar showcases the best of… More >
A project of Wettermark + Keiffer Architects. Located on the first floor of their Magazine Street building in the Lower Garden District of New Orleans. The Gallery is born of the Architects’ interest in the visual arts and the influence that Architecture has on art and art on architecture. More >
3 RING CIRCUS is a 501(c)3 non-profit arts education organization serving all ages, based out of "The Big Top", a dynamic art gallery featuring new and emerging artists, a hip event space, and non-smoking alternative music, film, theatre and performance venue for all ages. The mission of 3 Ring Circus… More >
Perched on the edge of the French Quarter, 5Fifty5 finds itself in very good company when it comes to the Crescent City’s ubiquitous culinary scene. Every good restaurant here has its niche and 5Fifty5 is no exception. The cuisine at 5Fifty5 is New Orleans at its finest and freshest. Step… More >
While the design of 7 definitely fits the contemporary category, the restaurant's creators haven't ignored the timeless qualities that go into an exceptional dining experience - things like comfort, warmth and service that's precise without being fussy. 7's dishes are as eye-catching as they are delicious, often served on unusual… More >
Proudly featuring an inventory of over 5,000 photographs spanning the history of photography from its origins to the present day, A Gallery for Fine Photography is one of the largest and most respected photography galleries in the United States. Founded in 1973, A Gallery for Fine Photography offers visitors from… More >
Infused with art, love and a profound respect for nature, A Studio in the Woods has grown with the forest as organically as it grew into a nonprofit artist retreat and learning center, built sustainably with salvaged goods long before green building became fashionable. In 1968, Joe and Lucianne Carmichael… More >
AIA New Orleans is a non-profit organization comprised of over 450 professional architects, and is a component of the national organization whose membership includes 88,000 professional architects worldwide. AIA New Orleans new buiding, the 'AIA New Orleans Center for Design' serves its members and the public through offering architecture and… More >
The cozy Albertine's Tea Room is located in the Columns Hotel. The beautiful room with its Victorian style is the perfect place to have a breakfast to remember. Albertine's Tea Room is one of the most peaceful in New Orleans, with overhead fans, concave mirrors, Victorian decor and French stained… More >
Born in 1970, Alex Beard is a painter and author who has emerged as one of his generation’s most creative and successful artists. Influenced to think creatively from a young age by his uncle, noted photographer, Peter Beard, and his mother, author and editor, Patricia Beard, Alex grew up in… More >
Nationally acclaimed Southern Louisiana cuisine. Gourmet Magazine raves " . . . the lighting is subdued, the service polished, the linen impeccable, and the food and wine superior." - The restaurant is in a historic building in the heart of the French Quarter, Alex Patout's features two classically styled dining… More >
L'Alliance Française de La Nouvelle-Orléans, a non-profit, non-governmental cultural and educational association, is headed by a Franco-American Board of Directors. It is a 501(c)(3) not subsidized by the French Government. The Alliance Française de La Nouvelle-Orléans offers a variety of cultural and social events including lectures, concerts, exhibits, parties, discussion… More >
Allied Music has been in business for over 40 years selling guitars, amps, keys, speakers and doing repairs. Some brands that they carry include Kurzweil Music Systems, Kenner, Keys, and more. More >
Formerly the Marigny, the AllWays Theatre boasts a rich, decade-long history as New Orleans main space for LGBT theater. Now with a broadened but still queer-friendly mission under new management, it and the AllWays Lounge have established themselves as two of New Orleans' arts & entertainment hotspots, with exciting shows--music,… More >
The Alvar Street Branch of the New Orleans Public Library opened on November 7, 1940 following a formal dedication ceremony on November 6. Completion of the branch ended a long struggle by neighborhood groups and public officials to secure library facilities for the eastern section of the city. The building… More >
Restaurant Anatole opened its doors on September 1st, 2006 to rave reviews. Chef/Owner Raymond Toups and the rest of the staff at Restaurant Anatole would like to thank everyone for their support throughout the opening process. Located at 600 St. Charles Avenue in the Lafayette Hotel, Restaurant Anatole's Chef Raymond… More >
As early as March of 2000 Angela King began her search for a building on Royal Street. The space she had rented for over twenty years was lovely but still not hers. Preliminary research continued sporadically until 2004 when she and her then partner, Scott Hanson, enlisted the help of… More >
This downtown restaurant serves pizza and sandwiches and is open late with the option for take-out and delivery. More >
Angelo Brocato, Sr.'s original Sicilian recipes have been handed down from son to son and generation to generation. True to tradition, the famous Italianice cream, pastries, and cookies are prepared and served in a nostalgic atmosphere. Slowly turning ceiling fans, rows of apothecary jars containing colorful candies, and white, glass-topped… More >
Antenna is operated by the artist-run 501c3 collective Press Street whose mission is to promote both art and literature in the community through dynamic projects, collaborations and publications. More >
Anthony Bean Community Theater and Acting School was established the Spring of 2000 to meet the demands of New Orleans area residents interested in learning and participating in dramatic art. Other than ABCT, professional theater companies that provide an open enrollment school for children and adults are a non-existent breed… More >
Antieau Gallery opened its doors after Jazz Festival in 2010, intended originally as a month long pop-up gallery in an available shop front on Royal Street. The gallery enjoyed a hugely successful debut, and owner-artist Chris Roberts-Antieau decided to take a chance and open a permanent gallery in the same… More >
Established in 1840, Antoine's is the country's oldest family-run restaurant. Since 1840, world-renowned Antoine's Restaurant has set the standard that made New Orleans one of the greatest dining centers of the world. - For over 160 years, Antoine's Restaurant's excellent French-Creole cuisine, service, and atmosphere have combined to create an… More >
Since 1840, world-renowned Antoine's Restaurant has set the standard that made New Orleans one of the greatest dining centers of the world. For over 160 years, Antoine's Restaurant's excellent French-Creole cuisine, service, and atmosphere have combined to create an unmatched dining experience for both locals and visitors to New Orleans.… More >
Anton Haardt is a visual artist and writer, and has been an avid collector and dealer of Outsider and Self-taught Art for more than 25 years. Born in 1948, she grew up in Montgomery, Alabama, and received her B.F.A. degree in printmaking from the San Francisco Art Institute. The Anton… More >
One of Frenchmen Street's favorite jazz clubs, the cozy Apple Barrel Bar offers live music every night of the week. The bar's acoustics are so good that some local artists have actually recorded here. More >
It started out as an idea in 1953 by a group of concerned parents. Originally known as the Association for Retarded Children, a small, but extremely determined gathering of parents organized and implemented an action plan as a means of helping each other and their children affected by mental retardation… More >
Ariodante Gallery, located at 535 Julia Street in the Arts District of New Orleans, is known for exquisite crafts and fine art. We feature glass, jewelry, furniture, ceramics, mosaics, photography and paintings by predominantly local and Gulf-coast artists. We combine crafts and fine art together for you to imagine how… More >
Art by Christy Gallery features the work of artist Christy Works-Boutte, a talented young artist who began painting by creating "works from the heart". It is often said that greatness is forged through adversity. Many observers and critics attribute her rapid artistic maturity to her loss of hearing at the… More >
Art Gallery 811 is an antiques and art gallery located in the French Quarter. The store carries the largest collection of dime store soldiers in the country and one of the largest collections of cast iron and tin plate toys nationwide. Art Gallery 811 has rare coins and stamps and… More >
Nestled between the Times Picayune and Coleman's on Euphrosine and South Broad Streets, eight blocks away from New Orlean's Superdome, ArtEgg Studios was found in 2001 by Dr. Esther Dyer. Since its inception, the ArtEgg has developed into a site for cultural production, education, and preservation. ArtEgg Studios is a… More >
In 1978 Arthur Roger opened his gallery at 3005 Magazine Street in New Orleans' Garden District. A year earlier the Contemporary Arts Center had opened in downtown New Orleans. The artistic scene in the city was beginning to burgeon. The Arthur Roger Gallery moved to the forefront of galleries in… More >
Artichoke Gallery on Decatur Street in the French Quarter carries works by noted New Orleans watercolor artist Peter Briant. The gallery showcases multi-themed original watercolor paintings by Briant as well as the complete collection of his limited edition prints of New Orleans Landmarks. After studying architecture at Tulane University, Peter… More >
The Arts Council of New Orleans is a private, non-profit organization designated as the City’s official arts agency. Now in its 36th year, the Arts Council works in partnership with the City of New Orleans, community groups, local, state and national governmental agencies, foundations and other non-profit arts organizations to… More >
Ashé Cultural Arts Center is an effort to combine the intentions of neighborhood and economic development with the awesome creative forces of community, culture and art to revive and reclaim a historically significant corridor in Central City New Orleans Oretha Castle-Haley Boulevard, formerly known as Dryades Street. Ashé is a… More >
Located in the Historic New Orleans French Quarter, Audiophile Studios is owned by The G.H.B. Jazz Foundation an organization dedicated to the preservation of Traditional Jazz. Although jazz is a big part of the clientele, Audiophile is equipped to handle a wide variety of musical styles. Recording your next project… More >
Welcome to Aunt Leni's Cafe and Market. We're open seven days a week and offer a unique dining experience, whether you eat in, take out or just want to linger over a steaming cup of our rich and flavorful coffees and delicious pastries, or over a nice glass of wine.… More >
Axistudios specializes in recording, mixing, editing, arranging and producing. Axis can also provide studio musicians to assist clients as needed. Axistudio is conveniently located in Metairie, Louisiana - only minutes from the historic French Quarter in New Orleans. Our clients are provided with high-quality mastering and recording services at competitive… More >
Bacchanal is a wine retail shop, a wine bar, a live music venue, a New York style deli, an international bistro, and a regular shooting location for HBO's Treme. Bacchanal is a wine laboratory where food music and culture collude with Holy Vino to create the most unique evenings you… More >
A powerhouse of knowledge, the Backstreet Cultural Museum is the essence of New Orleans. Its historic location is filled with exhibits reflecting aspects of the unique cultural traditions and institutions of African-American culture in New Orleans, Mardi Gras Indians, Jazz Funerals and Social Aid & Pleasure Clubs. More importantly, Backstreet… More >
Sister to The Balcony Bar on Magazine Street, The Balcony Music Club offers live music shows seven nights a week. Opened in 2007, the club offers a wide selection of local music. More >
The Banks St. Br & Grill features live music every night and there's Never a cover charge. Regular events include Free Red Beans and Rice on Mondays and Free Oysters on Thursdays at 10 pm. This bar is dedicated to promoting and nurturing the rich diversity of music that is… More >
Located on the edge of the French Quarter in downtown New Orleans, Bar Tonique is a place to gather with friends and enjoy a fantastic libation. They have studied the craft of the cocktail and have translated it with a Southern Flair. Fresh juices, rare liquors, eclectic beers, fine wines,… More >
Barnes & Noble is the nation's top bookseller brand for the seventh year in a row, and is rated number two in trust among all retailers for the second year in a row, according to the EquiTrend® Brand Study by Harris Interactive®. More >
Barnes & Noble is the nation’s top bookseller brand for the seventh year in a row, and is rated number two in trust among all retailers for the second year in a row, according to the EquiTrend® Brand Study by Harris Interactive®. More >
Since 1978, Barrister's Gallery has shown ethnographic, and contemporary Louisiana folk and fine artists. Our newest location on St. Claude will continue our offerings of the best in African art and concentrate on displaying the work of artists struggling with mental illness. "...Barrister's has of late entered a Twilight Zone… More >
Located in the Hyatt French Quarter Batch is an upscale artisan bar that features high barreled spirits, barrel and flask service, quality infused spirits, and house made accompaniments. The bar offers hand-crafted cocktails and a bar menu that includes small plates made with locally sourced ingredients. Be sure to try… More >
About Bayona Each of the three dining rooms has its own signature The Dyer Room with its trompe l'oeil depicting the Mediterranean countryside created by artist Joel Dyer; the Bayona Room with its stained-glass accents and picture window; and the main dining room, which is dominated by gorgeous arrangements of… More >
Whatever you’re in the mood for, BBG, with its all-encompassing versatility, is the place to be. A full service pub with the quaint feel of a favorite neighborhood gathering spot, BBG’s warm, inviting atmosphere best symbolizes the New Orleans’ Mid City charm that openly welcomes one and all. It doesn’t… More >
Bayou Lacombe Art Center is located within a designated Louisiana Cultural District. The Bayou Lacombe Art Center is a community art organization supporting artists working in the visual arts. Our goals are to foster creativity and art excellence; provide exhibition space to new and established artists; provide programs and activities… More >
The Beauregard-Keyes House, built in 1826, for wealthy auctioneer Joseph LeCarpentier, is a fine example of a raised center hall house. It is named for two of its former tenants, Confederate General Pierre Gustave Toutant (P.G.T.) Beauregard and author Frances Parkinson Keyes. General Beauregard lived in the home from 1866-68… More >
Beckham's Bookshop sells general second-hand books with new books of local interest. Beckham's Bookshop has been selling books in the French Quarter for 39 years. More >
Here, you will find one of the largest and most exquisite collections of contemporary art in the South. This full-service gallery specializes in the unique works of local and national artists. With more than 5,000 square feet of exhibition space, BEE Galleries showcases original paintings, graphics, sculptures in bronze, clay… More >
In most American cities the last place you would look for a great restaurant is in your hotel. Not so in New Orleans, where the incomparable Begue's at the Royal Sonesta is one of the city's only 4 Diamond restaurants. It's often called New Orleans' best-kept secret, because the locals… More >
In its contemporary setting among the bold iconic canvases of George Rodrigue's Blue Dog, Besh Steak is not your traditional steakhouse. 150 rich brown leather seats, some in private curtained booths, are set among crystal puddles of azure blue. A sleek, backlit wall of wine bottles is flanked by a… More >
The Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden is home to 57 sculptures by artists from around the world. Forty-four of the 57 sculptures have been donated to the New Orleans Museum of Art by the Besthoff Foundation. The other 11 are Museum purchases or gifts from other donors. The collection… More >
Bevolo Gas and Electric Lights began in the French Quarter in 1945 when Andrew Bevolo, Sr. revolutionized the production of gas lamps. Utilizing a hand riveting technique rather than making brittle soldered joints, he created sustainable gas lights. Bevolo Sr. honed his skills while working for historic manufacturing companies including… More >
Located in the heart of the city, Bittersweet Confections is proud to be a part of the rebuilding of New Orleans, Louisiana, by helping to make our local community prosperous and inviting once again! All of Bittersweet Confections gourmet truffles are handmade right here in New Orleans using a ocal… More >
Family Owned and Operated for over 25 years. Email us with any questions at info@blackheritagegallery.com More >
BlackStar Books & Caffe is a coffee shop and literary venue in the Algiers neighborhood of New Orleans, LA. BlackStar features fresh brewed Afrikan coffees, refreshing herbal teas, and delicious salads & sandwitches. More >
Mardi Gras World is the most unique attraction in America's most uniquely attractive city. It's a world of wonders, created for you by the people who bring Mardi Gras to life every year the artists of Blaine Kern Studios. The colors, the lights, the music, the joie de vivre. It's… More >
Blue Cypress Books serves up quality secondhand books, local music, and good times on the historic, newly renovated Oak Street. Blue Cypress Books buys, trades and sells a wide range of classic and contemporary fiction, poetry, art and photography, science fiction and mystery, antiquarian and collectibles, and all genres of… More >
The award-winning Blue Nile Nightclub offers the best live music New Orleans has to offer, featuring a wide array of national and international acts in two rooms, with state of the art sound and lights. Live music is offered Tuesday through Saturday (weekdays vary). A jazzy blue and gold decor… More >
New Orleans, so well known for her music, food, and spirits, has surprisingly few venues that offer a high quality sampling of all three. One of these rare places is The Bombay Club, a lovely candlelit spot tucked away in the heart of the French Quarter at 830 Conti Street.… More >
A culinary phenomenon since 1946, in New Orleans has created some of the world's most famous and imaginative dishes which continue to give great pleasure to millions of discerning customers and visitors to New Orleans. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, Brennan's Restaurant continues to receive "culinary accolades"from… More >
Since 1986, we at Brigtsen's have been sharing our love of New Orleans cuisine with our guests. Come and have dinner with the family. Gene Bourg, writing as restaurant critic for The Times-Picayune, described Brigtsen's Restaurant's interpretation of Creole/Acadian food as a "reaffirmation that Louisiana cooking is America's most durable… More >
Black skillet creole cooking! Home where it belongs & where it all started! We hire the most qualified employees specializing in Creole cuisine and gourmet soul dishes. More >
Brunner Gallery is the creation of gallery director, Susan Brunner and Louisiana sculptor, Rick Brunner, a husband and wife team who opened their first art gallery ten years ago in the heart of historic downtown Covington, Louisiana. Their vision was to provide a platform for a small handful of local… More >
The Bryant Galleries have featured international fine artsince 1965. More >
BSI was first established in 1979 by Carl and Linda Tupper. The original business was selling used paperbacks; thus, “BSI” stands for Book Swap, Incorporated. Soon after opening, comics were outselling paperbacks and BSI Comics was born. Jason and Sheila acquired BSI Comics in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Jason… More >
Byrdie's is the newest addition to the hip St. Claude area. If you love great art, enjoy excellent coffee and tea, or have ever had a hankering to play with clay, Byrdie's is the spot for you. The gallery side of Byrdie's has just been added to the fabulous list… More >
Located in the heart of the historic Bywater neighborhood, the Bywater Art Lofts is a new 37 loft apartment community that was renovated in 2008 at the site of a dilapidated and blighted former garment factory. The new one and two bedroom Lofts were constructed to be light and airy… More >
ADELAIDE BRENNAN (aka Queenie, Auntie Mame) The Inspiration Recalled by her nieces Ti, Lally and nephew Alex as “Auntie Mame and then some,” Adelaide Brennan was a striking redhead who marched to her own drummer. To the younger girls, no other “older people” acted like her. They were all much… More >
Atchafalaya is a true New Orleans style neighborhood restaurant where the food is deliciously creative and inviting, the atmosphere unpretentious and welcoming, and the entire meal truly a unique dining experience that you will want to enjoy again and again. The newly renovated restaurant has a warm, glowing ambiance that… More >
Cafe Beignet is a cup full of New Orleans' best European traditions. For two hundred years, New Orleanians have savored every sip of their rich coffee accompanied by delicate, crisp beignets (ben-yays). These golden squares, usually dusted with powdered confectioner's sugar, can best be described as a cross between a… More >
The musical home of cultural diversity - reggae, Latin, jazz, Klezmer - in New Orleans. Located in the Faubourg Marigny, just outside the French Quarter, between Esplanade Ave. and Elysian Fields at the corner of Frenchmen Street. Open late! Be sure to call to see if they are open! The… More >
Cafe Degas was named after the 19th century French Impressionist, Hilaire Germain Edgar Degas, who in 1872 visited New Orleans and stayed for a short time down the street at 2306 Esplanade Ave. French artist and restaurateur, Jacques Soulas, came to New Orleans in 1980, and with his friend Jerry… More >
The Original Cafe Du Monde Coffee Stand was established in 1862 in the New Orleans French Market. The Cafe is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It closes only on Christmas Day and on the day an occasional Hurricane passes too close to New Orleans. The Original… More >
Nestled in the heart of Uptown New Orleans, Café Freret sits at the corner of Freret Street and Lowerline. Café Freret has both a large outdoor dining area, as well as an inside dining room. Sandwiched in between shotgun homes in the Uptown/University area, the Cafe serves everything from sandwiches… More >
New Orleans - November 15, 1991 was the official opening of Café Giovanni in New Orleans' French Quarter featuring Chef Duke LoCicero's New World Italian Cuisine. Chef Duke had already been on the job for two months developing the menu, hiring staff, overseeing the installation of equipment and getting the… More >
Café Istanbul is a 3,800 square feet performance hall with a mission of fostering, encouraging and promoting performance art in New Orleans. The line up of events will include live music, dance, theatre, poetry, comedy, film and visual arts. Located at 2372 St Claude Ave, in the New Orleans Healing… More >
Cafe Maspero boasts the biggest sandwiches in the French Quarter. With dining room windows that open to Decatur Street this restaurant proves a enjoyable location for enjoying the cafe's seafood platters, jambalaya and fried shrimp po boys Try the signature fresh strawberry daiquiri, or warm up with a crock of… More >
This casual Italian spot may look like a no-frills pizza joint, but the menu features Italian home cooking at its best. Cafe Nino is famous for the back street specialty of New York style thin crust Pizza and Philadelphia style steak sandwich. Also famous is the Italian dishes but is… More >
Now Delivering on Magazine St! Created more than 17 years ago by “our family” for “your family”, Rani has become synonymous with healthy, fresh, and innovative cuisine. Rani has built its reputation around the old adage, “you are what you eat”! With that being said, Rani went “green” long before… More >
Cafe Reconcile is a non-profit project of Reconcile New Orleans and the St. John Francis Regis Hospitality School, a program of Fr. Harry Tompson, S.J., and Immaculate Conception Jesuit Church. The cafe provides at-risk teens and young adults with the skills they need to succeed in jobs in the restaurant… More >
It's only natural that the husband and wife team, Caliche and Pao, would have their gallery in the famous French Quarter. Although they both hail from the distant hills of South America, their true inspiration is taken from the history, architecture, and the intangible "joie de vivre" of the New… More >
Specializing in fine European paintings from 1830 to 1950, the gallery features museum quality examples from Academic, Barbizon, Impressionist and Post-Impressionist movements as well as select contemporary works. Open daily in the heart of the French Quarter at the corner of Chartres and Bienville streets, this lovely gallery offers an… More >
Community space hosting puppet theater performances, workshops, and special events, including birthday parties. Also serves as resource for puppet building projects, with library available for consultation. Puppets & Pajamas usually the last Friday of the month casual evening performance for families. Following numerous national and international tours, Calliope Puppets wish… More >
A collaborative multimedia studio and event space, CANARY was founded with the intention of bringing all forms of creative expression to the Arts District. Part working studio, part gallery, part event space, 329 Julia will mine the local community and collaborate with various organizations in the New Orleans community dedicated… More >
The Candlelight Lounge can be ID'd from far away with its street-side mural featuring native bass-drum and grand marshal legend "Uncle Lionel" Batiste. The main room is big enough for a party of 50, but its nice old wooden bar is intimate enough for a few friends out for drinks… More >
Carol Robinson Gallery represents regional and national artists since 1980. The gallery is located in a two story home in the heart of uptown New Orleans. Works by well known Mississippi painters Jere Allen and Robert Malone and sculptor Ron Dale can be found as well as impeccable works by… More >
Immortalized in the writings of Ernest Hemingway among others, the revolving Carousel Bar is a part of New Orleans history. A favorite of New Orleans locals, it has a wild circus motif and is often filled with colorful local characters telling stories about Hotel Monteleone and our celebrated city. Truman… More >
The Carroll Gallery located on the Tulane University campus is dedicated to exhibitions that will enhance the educational mission of the Studio and Art History programs. Exhibitions of faculty and student artwork as well as exhibitions that relate to the Newcomb Art Department's fine arts curriculum become a center and… More >
Nestled on the Corner of Dublin and Willow Streets, one block off of the S. Carrollton streetcar line in New Orleans, Carrollton Station has managed to establish itself as not only one of the city's best neighborhood bar rooms, but also as one of its outstanding live music venues. The… More >
Casell, as he is known to his French Quarter friends and neighbors, is a native of Gerona, Spain and is one of the most widely collected artists working in New Orleans. Although in his eighties, Casell still paints every weekend at his second home in the Mississippi countryside. The Gulf… More >
Casell, as he is known to his French Quarter friends and neighbors, is a native of Gerona, Spain and is one of the most widely collected artists working in New Orleans. Although in his eighties, Casell still paints every weekend at his second home in the Mississippi countryside. The Gulf… More >
Cathedral Creative Studios is a creative communications studio dedicated to innovative print, and interactive work, as well as photography. Cathedral Creative Studios also partners with community organizations to host events in their Arts District location. More >
Enjoy a Unique New Orleans Dining Experience! Few stop to look, or seem to know, that this great building, erected by Joseph Reynes around 1795, is one of the real landmarks of the Vieux Carré. This building is not the first to be put on this property. There is a… More >
Chickie Wah Wah is a music club and bar in New Orleans, Louisiana. Centrally located in Mid-City, we are a street car ride away from the historic French Quarter and a quick drive from Uptown and most anywhere else in the area. Parking is available in the rear parking lot… More >
Tourists and locals love New Orleans for very different reasons; they occupy two separate worlds really and it isn’t often that those worlds meet. The city scenes captured by Christopher Porche-West's photography illustrate the New Orleans that locals love. Porche West is an award-winning photographer known for his portraits of… More >
Clancy's is a popular Uptown spot for traditional New Orleans Creole dining. - "Your friendly cab driver may insist that Clancy's is "out of town" because this local favorite is so far uptown, but it's really not that much farther than a trip to the zoo or to Brigtsen's .… More >
Our vision is to provide the Greater New Orleans area community with a fun, friendly, nice place to dance and enjoy the company of other dancers. Besides offering music for your dancing pleasure, Club Silhouette, LLC provides top-notch professional dance instruction. Whether your interests are learning to dance socially or… More >
Chef Link and co-owner Chef Stephen Stryjewski, embracing the old style traditions receive whole pigs and oversee an in-house Boucherie, creating boudin, andouille, smoked bacon, and head cheese. The menu also features handmade crawfish pies, rabbit & dumplings, and spoon bread with okra & tomatoes. Cochon offers specialties from the wood-burning… More >
Cole Pratt Gallery is a contemporay fine art gallery specializing in the works of Southern artists. Founded in 1993 by the late Cole Pratt, the gallery's legacy continues under owner and longtime director Erika Olinger. More >
Located between Coliseum and Euterpe Streets, in New Orleans Lower Garden District. More >
Located on the beautiful campus of Loyola University New Orleans, the Collins C. Diboll Art Gallery and Visual Art Center is distinguished by a wide range and depth of art exhibitions. Our revolving exhibitions, which are free for all visitors, include student, local, national, and international shows. We are dedicated… More >
Color Me Nola is an art school on Magazine Street that hosts classes for Kids, Teens, and Adults in a non-threatening and fun creative environment. Whether you are a beginner, emerging, or a well seasoned artist, the variety of mediums and classes offered are sure to fit your artistic goals.… More >
The Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts, which is owned and operated by Southeastern Louisiana University, is an historic theatre (circa 1928) that was completely renovated and reopened its doors in 2002. The theatre presents a diverse mix of cultural events year-round, including its anchor October festival, Fanfare, and provides… More >
Nestled in the middle of the Garden District, stands this turquoise and white Victorian fantasy of a building-- complete with turrets, columns, and gingerbread. Since 1880, Commander's Palace has been a New Orleans landmark known for the award winning quality of its food and many commodious dining rooms. The history… More >
Community Book Center (CBC) has served as a literary and cultural hub since 1983. "More than a bookstore," CBC offers African-centered books by and about people of African decent. A meeting place for local groups, organizations and book clubs, CBC is a popular gathering place where folks come together to… More >
The mission of Convergence draws inspiration from its name, coming together to create. To accomplish this the Center provides a place for artists to dialogue and display their works, showcasing a variety of mediums throughout the year, while also providing community art classes and summer programs for both adults and… More >
A Decatur Street staple since 1983, Coop's Place is the place to go for a true taste of New Orleans at down home prices. "Where the not-so-elite meet to eat." - Zagat New Orleans 2009 Guide House specials include a Creole stew served with rice. Prepared with our own dark… More >
Fried seafood, burgers, wings, grilled alligator sausage, and sandwiches with an oyster bar. Since 1977, Cooter Brown's has been a popular watering hole, grill and oyster bar. Celebrity Hall Of Foam and Beersoleum - Come have a beer with over 100 of your all-time favorite deceased celebrities. Located in the… More >
Looking for a fun evening out with friends while creating your own masterpiece? We have the answer! Bring your favorite bottle of wine or beverage, and paint a picture along with a local artist. She will show you step-by-step how to paint a beautiful work of art that you will… More >
Experience the ambiance of the largest historical dining courtyard in the French Quarter with flowering plants and flowing fountains. Listen to the strolling live jazz trio during the daily brunch buffet, serving Eggs Benedict, omelets and a feast of local specialties or enjoy a romantic five star creole dinner surrounded… More >
Considered a cornerstone in Bodypaintings progressive movement, today Craig Tracy Bodypaints exclusively as well he owns and operates the very first art gallery in the world dedicated to fine art Bodypainted images. The gallery allows even the most seasoned art collectors and novices alike to see and experience first hand… More >
Creative Arts of St. Tammany Talent & Theater (CAST) has a mission is to raise the level of performance art in St Tammany Parish. CAST is conveniently located in Covington for students in the Covington, Mandeville, Abita Springs, Madisonville, Folsom, Bush, Slidell, Hammond area in St Tammany Parish. CAST takes… More >
Crescent City Books specializes in used, out-of-print, and rare books from all over the world - a real gem for locals and visitors of all types. More >
The Crescent City Brewhouse is one of New Orleans' premier restaurants and the only French Quarter microbrewery. The atmosphere at the Crescent City Brewhouse is warm, relaxed and festive with LIVE JAZZ performed nightly by local musicians ... and monthly exhibits of local art to compliment your total Brewhouse experience!… More >
Crescent City Comics is dedicated to spreading awareness of how versatile the comics medium can be! We carry not only a wide variety of superhero titles but also a great number of non-superhero comics and graphic novels, including crime, auto-biographies, slice-of-life and comedies. Even if you've never read a comic,… More >
Dance Like No One's Watching... Dance an artistic form of nonverbal communication; skip, leap, or move up and down or sideways; (from Old French) generally refers to human movement either used as a form of expression or presented in a social, spiritual or performance setting. Crescent Lotus Dance Studio is… More >
Criollo Restaurant & Lounge, located in the historic Hotel Monteleone next to the Carousel Bar, offers a diverse menu with a variety of Spanish, French, African and Caribbean dishes. Criollo boasts an open floor plan that encourages foot traffic to flow right into the adjacent Carousel Bar and piano room.… More >
The Cripple Creek Theatre Co. is a professional, nonprofit theatre incorporated in New Orleans, Louisiana dedicated to producing dramatic works of cultural, historical, and political relevance in order to provoke the general public into social action. It is devoted to high standards of production for a diverse audience. The purpose… More >
A romantic courtyard that is a lovely spot to sip strong coffee and munch on pastries. Lunch time has daily soup specials and hot croissant sandwiches, including one made with bechamel and Swiss cheese. For a sweet afternoon treat, try the raspberry tart or the strawberries Romanoff. More >
Located in Le Pavillion hotel, the award winning Crystal Room is famous for creative and innovative dishes, friendly atmosphere and classical decor in a historic setting. Enjoy a generous southern style breakfast featuring Bananas Foster Waffle Le Pavillon. Monday through Friday partake of a New Orleans luncheon tradition with our… More >
Traditionally cocktail bars have been bastions of civility and sophistication. Different from saloons where the point was to become inebriated rapidly and economically, the cocktail bar was a place where ladies and gentlemen went to socialize in a productive and cultured way. Inspired by the historical period when cocktails grew… More >
The restaurant is located next to The Saint James Hotel and The New Orleans Board of Trade. Cuvee Chef Isaac Toups creates the best in contemporary fine dining. Cuisine Contemporary Creole-Continental, with regional ingredients that reflect the influences of France and Spain on Louisiana foods. More >
In the heart of the Frenchmen Street "music district," d.b.a. is a very hip-but not trendy-bar that offers off-the-cuff music geared towards local music lovers. The building dates back to the 1880's, & musicians say the all cypress wood music room is one of the warmest sounding rooms in New… More >
Dancer’s Pointe is a professional studio that brings out the creative best in each of our students! We have a positive atmosphere, which builds individuality in our student’s dance education. More >
“At Dante's Kitchen, we work closely with local farmers and dairy producers to bring in the finest and freshest ingredients the region has to offer. Our seasonal menu features a contemporary take on creole comfort food that remains true to the techniques and traditions of New Orleans cuisine while emphasizing… More >
Dauphine Street Books is a locally owned and operated bookstore in the heart of the French Quarter. More >
Davenport Lounge is named in honor of the hotel’s headline entertainer Jeremy Davenport. It is located on the third floor lobby level of The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans. Enjoy live music during the week in The Davenport Lounge. Live entertainment with Jeremy Davenport is offered on Thursdays 530 p.m. to 9… More >
Davis Gallery represents Museum quality African Tribal Art. Traditional masks, figures, weapons furniture and textiles from the art producing tribes of West and Central Africa. Co-owner, Charles Davis has made over 150 collecting trips to Africa and sells to prestigious Museums and private collections throughout the world. The Gallery, which… More >
For nearly 50 years, we’ve been serving huge portions of the best boiled, broiled and fried seafood in New Orleans. We’ve received countless accolades including a Food Network feature and a 2009 Zagat food and service rating of “very good to excellent”. But nothing’s better than being consistently rated by… More >
The Den of Muses is a huge warehouse where Mardi Gras floats are stored and made for the mythically outrageous Krewe du Vieux. The high ceilings and fantastical surroundings (colorful, off-color, themed floats line the walls) make it a truly fringe-y venue. The Den of Muses has a seating capacity… More >
Incorporated in 1928, the Deutsches Haus was formed as a benevolent and social organization which evolved from the Deutsche Gesellschaft von New Orleans and several other Deutsche groups. The Deutsche Gesellschaft, whose origins dated back to 1848, provided support for the numerous German immigrants in the New Orleans area, providing… More >
If only old buildings and old live oak trees could talk. While that may border on cliche, it is certainly true for the Dew Drop Jazz & Social Hall built in 1895, the same year that historians agree that traditional American jazz was being invented across Lake Pontchartrain in New… More >
One block uptown from the corner of Napoleon and Tchoupitoulas, where century old live oaks shadow the famous music club Tipitina's, sits a mid-nineteenth century barge board cottage with burgundy clap boards and yellow shutters. Dinner plates line the walls and bear the names of Dick and Jenny's founding customers.… More >
For nearly 60 years the Brennan family has been perfecting the art of beef preparation in their family restaurants … that’s why at Dickie Brennan’s Steakhouse we grill our chops, sear our strips, oven-roast our prime rib and broil our filets. The same level of attention extends to the service.… More >
New Orleans is closely connected with America’s only native spirit. Kentucky may be the birthplace of this distinctly American Spirit, but it was New Orleans who serendipitously helped develop the aging process that produces the Bourbon we know and love. In the 1820’s Bourbon was in high demand in New… More >
Since 1869, Dillard University has been committed to providing students with a quality four-year liberal arts education. Dillard is a fully accredited private, historically black university. In 2010, U.S. News & World Report ranked Dillard among the nation’s Top 10 HBCUs, based on comprehensive undergraduate studies. Dillard also was awarded… More >
Completed in 1929 and dedicated in 1979, Dixon Hall is named for Dr. Brandt Van Blarcom Dixon, first and only President of Newcomb College. Its Italian Renaissance style was designed by Emile Weil, Inc. The building was a project of the Newcomb Alumnae Association. It houses music classes, music faculty… More >
Inspired by the success of the French Quarter Wine Festival and modeled after the award winning Meritage Restaurant at the Boston Harbor Hotel, Le Meritage is proud to introduce a new approach to dining at the Maison Dupuy. Our menu features six categories of wine characteristics rather than varietals with… More >
“The idea of opening a vinyl record store in the age of music digital downloads and poor record sales is unheard of. And it's probably why it's been so successful in New Orleans, a place that embraces the things that make it different from everywhere else. I've spent lots of… More >
Located across from world famous Armstrong Park, The Mahalia Jackson Theater and the legendary Congo Square, the setting for this fun, upbeat music club is as classic as the city itself. Donna's on Rampart accepts cash only. More >
Featuring live music most nights, The Dragons Den is a great place to hear a wide range of music. More >
Du Mois Gallery hosted its debut exhibition January 9th, 2010 as part of the revitilization in the heart of the Freret commercial corridor. Nestled in the early 20th century shotgun is 1650 square feet of space ideal for themed exhibits or group shows. Du Mois aims to be a local… More >
The Dutch Alley Artist's Co-op was founded in 2003 by Ric Rolston as a cooperative artist's gallery. The gallery is managed and operated by the artists themselves. This ensures that each visitor is greeted and assisted by the artist members, providing their unique perspectives on the displayed work. Located in… More >
Earth & Fire Studio produces many one-of-a-kind works by local artists. The gallery is located inside the working studio and is open regularly. Earth & Fire Studio artists are constantly adding to the gallery and things change quite often, so be sure to check-in frequently. The Studio also offers classes… More >
At EAT, you'll find a wide array of cajun, creole, and other New Orleans favorites on the menu. We aim to serve food as fresh and satisfying as our mamas make--all in the comfort of our sunny dining room in the heart of the French Quarter. More >
Egan Hand Gallery is the creative culmination of artistic expression, good wine and celebration. Egan Hand Gallery showcases original and graphic works by nationally and internationally acclaimed artists. They also feature local artists and offer classic gift items celebrating wine, women and song. More >
El Gato Negro serves authentic Mexican cuisine seven days of the week. They serve breakfast only on Saturdays and Sundays. More >
“Real Food Done Real Good” was a slogan that was brought to Elizabeth’s with the First owner, Heidi Trull. I really liked this slogan and decided to keep it. My personal mission was to make everything from scratch. This means bringing in great product and treating it with the most… More >
Elliott Gallery, located in the heart of the French Quarter in New Orleans, is owned and operated by Betty Nahan Elliott and Fred Elliott. Both have made lifetime careers in the art business. Fred began over 30 years ago working with his father-in-law, Ken Nahan. For most of those years… More >
The Embers "Original" Bourbon House is located at 700 Bourbon Street at St. Peter in the heart of the French Quarter, within walking distance of most downtown hotels. Built in the late 1800’s, the location eventually became the Bourbon House and home to many locals, Movie Stars and famous people.… More >
Delmonico, an icon in the New Orleans restaurant industry, has been in business since 1895. Chef Emeril Lagasse assumed ownership and direction over the restaurant in 1998, continuing the time honored traditions and high standards of service and cuisine, with an eye for his personal standard of perfection. The grand… More >
Chef Emeril Lagasse's premier restaurant is nestled in the heart of the Historic Warehouse district, eight blocks from the Vieux Carre, in a renovated Pharmacy warehouse. Exposed brick and glass walls flank one side of the main dining room, the other carefully selected colors and local art are displayed creating… More >
Encore Dance Studio focuses on education and performance offering classes in jazz, hip hop/street, tap, musical theatre, ballet, tumbling, acting and Pilates. Students, parents and their extended family members love our fast paced dance concerts. Our concerts highlight the students and performers without overpriced costumes and competitive ad/picture books. We… More >
The wonders of nature are magnified at Entergy IMAX® Theatre, where larger-than-life adventures explode with the help of the world's most advanced motion picture technology. Entergy IMAX® Theatre is located next door to Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, and is one of only six in the world with its spectacular… More >
If it's New Orleans character and hospitality you're looking for, Ernst Cafe is a place for you and your guests. In a city known for its famous restaurants, nightlife and southern hospitality, a select few set the standard and others follow. In New Orleans Ernst Cafe is one of those… More >
Artist Statement "Louisiana, with its diverse artisans, is my home. The multitude of cultures has inspired my work throughout my career. Blending and layering are just a couple of techniques I use to capture my surroundings. Being self taught, I'm able to reflect my spirit and imagination in my work.… More >
The most colorful dining room in Covington, Restaurant Etoile is a unique Northshore gem located in historic downtown Covington, Louisiana. We serve contemporary Louisiana & French country cuisine in a casual bistro setting. Our dining room at Etoile is unique, a riot of colors, textures and shapes. New Orleans artist… More >
Euclid Records has been doing worldwide mail order for more than 15 years and maintaining their website for the past 11 years, based out of St. Louis, MO. The New Orleans location of the store opened in 2010 and hosts live music events in addition to housing an extensive collection… More >
When Aurora and Anthony teamed up to form Fair Folks & a Goat in September of 2009, the idea that everything is designed by someone, somewhere was front and center in their minds. Wishing to reinvigorate the retail experience and inject it with personality and heart, they have united designers,… More >
Faubourg Marigny Art & Books is a well-stocked LGBT bookstore that also carries some local titles. It has a used section, CDs, posters, cards, and gifts (all with a more-or-less LGBT slant) and holds regular readings and signings. The staff makes this a fine resource center -- you can call… More >
Established fifteen years ago on William Faulkner’s birthday, September 25, Faulkner House Books has been a full-service new and used book store serving the New Orleans, Louisiana, area and customers around the world. Faulkner House Books is located at 624 Pirate’s Alley in the heart of New Orleans’ beautiful and… More >
In the summer of 1979, a cafe named "Feelings" opened on Royal Street. After its successful first year, it moved to its present historic location, part of the first plantation land granted for private ownership by the first New Orleans settlers. Research uncovered that in 1795, Nicholas D'Aunoy purchased the… More >
Felix's Restaurant and Oyster Bar is a traditional New Orleans restaurant serving our world famous oysters on the half shell and a wide variety of other fine food. They serve everything from fresh Maine lobster to grilled or blackened catch of the day, as well as Italian, Creole, and Cajun… More >
Serving up delicious mediterraneon inspired cuisine for 3 years now we have delighted many with our diverse and tastey menu. A New Orleans neighborhood hot spot known for our lavash rolls, pizza and friendly service. Fellini's New Orleans was started in 2005 as a friendly, casual eatery. It has since… More >
Festival Recording Studio is located just outside New Orleans in Kenner, Louisiana at 3413 Florida Avenue. Festival is conveniently located minutes from the Louis Armstrong International Airport, lodging, restaurants and downtown New Orleans. Control rooms A and B have custom cabling and patch bays that network throughout the facility, control… More >
The Fine Arts Gallery of New Orleans devotes its energy, expertise and resources to searching for and offering to the international collecting community a carefully chosen selection of paintings, watercolors, drawings and sculptures of museum quality. To accomplish this, the gallery combs the private and public marketplace to report on… More >
With over 29 years of service to the locals, Five Happiness has been selected as the Best Chinese Restaurant by New Orleans Magazine and Gambit. Experience Chinese cuisine at its finest with these chef's recommendations House Baked Duck, Shrimp with Honey Roasted Pecan, and Asparagus with Chicken. Five Happiness has… More >
No matter where you are in the New Orleans area, come enjoy the delicious french cuisine menu that native New Orleanians and visitors love. Just off world-famous Magazine Street, stop in for an afternoon lunch or cocktail, then walk down Magazine Street to shop in the eclectic stores. Our evening… More >
Fleur De Dance's studio space is located in the Lakeview area of New Orleans. Fleur De Dance is a 1500 square foot facility that provides a professional floating hardwood dance floor for private lessons and group classes. Fleur De Dance's main focus is in the area of partnership dance (from… More >
Located in historic downtown Covington, Louisiana, Fort Isabel Gallery offers the serious collector or the casual viewer traditional as well as contemporary art by a partnership of established, award-winning local artists. In the gallery’s monthly exhibits, the viewer can find a wide variety of artistic expression—realism to abstract, landscapes to… More >
Other than the hot and spicy, award winning boiled crawfish, the menu offers New Orleans originals such as the roast beef po-boy, the Italian muffuletta and homemade bread pudding. The food is only half of the fun at Franky & Johnny's. Dance wherever you can find space while Irma Thomas,… More >
The Freda Lupin Memorial Hall is located within the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts. The Hall is used for student, local theatre and dance performances. The New Orleans Center for Creative Arts is a regional, pre-professional arts training center that offers secondary school-age children intensive instruction in dance, media… More >
A carefree afternoon in the heart of the French Quarter is best enjoyed at a place like the French Market Restaurant and Bar where one can enjoy fresh seafood and listen to the tunes that made this city famous. Po-boys come stuffed with shrimp, oysters or crabmeat while the muffaletta… More >
The place for everything about the New Orleans artist Frenchy! Frenchy is famous for painting events as they happen. Live music shows, New Olreans festivals, second lines, and of course Mardi Gras. Frenchy Live Gallery is located on the historic Oak Street in the riverbend section It is open evenings… More >
Since 1998 Fudge Recording Studio has been the private recording studio of New Orleans’ own platinum selling band Better Than Ezra. In early 2007 Fudge was thoroughly updated and is now available for all of your recording needs. Professional acoustic treatment of the main tracking room, a new batch of… More >
Experience the cuisine that earned GW Fins' Esquire Magazine's esteemed Top 20 best new restaurants in America award, and a four bean rating in the New Orleans Times Picayune. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, GW Fins insures the highest quality seafood by flying in products from around… More >
Located in the historic French Quarter, Galatoire's has the reputation of being one of the best of the old line establishments of New Orleans. Along with excellent French Creole cuisine, a festive and yet elegant atmosphere lure locals and visitors alike. Run by fourth generation proprietors, Galatoire's has delighted the… More >
MISSION OF ALEGRIA To promote the State of Louisiana and the City of New Orleans in such a unique way, that it will generate interest in New Orleans and motivate people from all over the world to travel to New Orleans and Louisiana. To inspire the people locally by demonstrating… More >
Artists Marcus Akinlana and Fatu Akinlana opened Galerie Cayenne, located in New Orleans’ French Quarter. The gallery sells original paintings, drawings, giclées, prints and is continually developing new bodies of works for purchase. The owner/artist team has recently completed two multimedia public art installations in Chicago and Philadelphia. Marcus Akinlana… More >
French Impressionist Art Gallery in New Orleans. Galerie d'art Francais is one of America's most important sources of 20th Century French School Art. They provide original paintings primarily in the impressionistic and post-impressionistic genre. They provide artists that are entering their prime, contemporary French masters, and the masters of the… More >
In a city famous for its vibrant collection of art galleries, Galerie Royale, Ltd. has distinguished itself with lasting fine art. The gallery contributes to the growing cultural community of New Orleans. With a newly renovated exhibition space and the contemporary artwork of many fine painters and sculptors, Galerie Royale… More >
Established in 1994, Galerie Severn offers a wide range of art styles on a variety of mediums. Current owner, Fred Horton, MCPF, GCF has been in the art and framing field for over 15 years. He is a member of the Professional Picture Framers Association, The Guild of Fine Art… More >
The Northshore’s newest gallery Gallery 421 in the heart of Covington’s arts district. The concept is a cooperative effort whereby a juried group of artists will display their art for sale in a large 5,000 square foot gallery space with a minimal monthly rental and only 10% commission but they… More >
Ally (Alexandra Gertrude) Burguieres was born in Washington, DC, in 1982. At 21 years old she earned a degree in Literature from the University of Maryland. She then finished a Master's in Multimedia Journalism at the University of Oregon and a Master's in Linguistics from Georgetown University. She wrote and… More >
On the higher 600-900 blocks of famous Royal Street, the bohemian leading-edge boutique galleries are springing up as a strong team. Gallery Orange is proud to be part of both the local and International Fine Art scene of the Historic French Quarter of New Orleans. Why “Orange”? We are of… More >
This impressive Greek Revival building was the inspiration of James Gallier Sr. Erected between 1845 and 1853, it served as City Hall for just over a century. After the completion of the building's basement, the city ran out of money to fund the project, and construction was delayed. A roof… More >
In 1857, esteemed New Orleans architect, James Gallier, Jr., put his considerable talent to work designing a residence of his own. GALLIER HOUSE is an outstanding example of accurate and comprehensive historic restoration of one of New Orleans' loveliest and time-honored landmarks. In the mid-19th century, Gallier was one of… More >
Garden District Book Shop resides inside the historic property called the Rink located within New Orleans' beautiful Garden District. This medium-sized shop has stocked this shop with a near comprehensive collection of local and regional books. New Orleans and Louisiana books of any subject (history, culinary, design, architecture, etc.) can… More >
A new art gallery just steps from Commander's Palace in the Garden District which features works from local and national artists in monthly exhibits. The gallery expresses a commitment to the artists' personal visions and to exploring the unique artistic process through workshops in painting, drawing, and calligraphy. More >
Gautreau's Restaurant has recently reopened! Beautifully renovated, it is housed in an old pharmacy built in 1911. Some of New Orleans' most celebrated chefs got their start here. Exquisite dining, timeless and traditional fare, in an intimate ambience. "Smart, classy, and timeless" was one restaurant reviewer's summation of the Gautreau's… More >
The George Schmidt Gallery, located in the historic Julia Row of the Lafayette Square District, exclusively shows the works of George Schmidt. Schmidt specializes in reactionary works on paper and canvas. More >
Since 1943 the Giacobbe Academy of Dance has dedicated itself to the proper education in the art of dance. Owned and operated by the Giacobbe family, and staffed with a faculty of professional teachers, the studio is internationally known and recognized for the quality of its instruction and the outstanding… More >
Located in the heart of the historic French Quarter in New Orleans, this luminous fine art gallery displays the neon sculpture and neon art installations by international and local New Orleans neon artists . Always changing, the exhibitions display modern and contemporary artwork, 3D art and sculpture, as well as… More >
Come and join us at Golden Feather Mardi Gras Indian Restaurant Gallery for the most unique Experience in New Orleans today. Situated on the cusp of the Treme Neighborhood and at the edge of the French Quarter your dining experience will be set at our beloved Congo Square, one of… More >
The Good Children Gallery is a collectively-organized artist-run space that aims to enhance the contemporary art landscape of New Orleans. The gallery is a gateway gallery that offers exposure to emerging talent, and introduces established national and international artists to our community. More >
A neighborhood cafe with a growing following in a "casual gourmet" atmosphere. Perfect for a quick lunch, languid brunch, or a dinner catching up with friends. More >
The community consists of both Grand Isle and Cheniere Caminada and is located in Jefferson Parish at the southern tip of LA. Hwy 1. Located on the Gulf of Mexico, the primary businesses for island residents are tourism, the seafood industry, and oilfield related professions. Originally inhabited in the early… More >
More fun than any art gallery has a right to be! Great art served with complimentary wine. Our friendly artists exhibiting and working at GAC help you acquire art while having a good time. All New Orleans and Louisiana local artists display glass, furniture, paintings, photography, metal, pottery and clothing;… More >
Enjoy traditional and contemporary creole cuisine in the casual elegance of a restored 1794 cottage with muraled dining room walls and a lovely garden patio. Full menu, salads, sandwiches, large wine list with all selections by the glass, and menus in Spanish, French, Japanese & braille. Cocktails, local beers, daily… More >
The gallery features fine paintings and drawings from the 1800’s to today, selected for offering superb values. Whether classic or contemporary, great art can be affordable, and this space will search the world to find it for you More >
David Harouni's entire life has been one of migration -- building bonds with a community and then being forced to desert it, creating memories and being compelled to leave the comforts of familiarity, abandoning cultures he knew and creating new memories. The successful immigrant is one who makes a decision,… More >
Chef Donald Link’s Herbsaint Restaurant is located on historic Saint Charles Avenue along the streetcar line and features French inspired cuisine with a distinct Southern influence. The 2007 James Beard Award winner for Best Chef South, Chef Link creates classic dishes like Duck Leg Confit and Steak and Frites, along… More >
Prior to the Civil War, prosperous Creole families enjoyed an elegant lifestyle in the Vieux Carré. Walk through this meticulously restored residence and experience the Golden Age of New Orleans. Built in 1831, HERMANN-GRIMA HOUSE is one of the most significant residences in New Orleans. This handsome Federal mansion with… More >
The Hi-Ho is evolving to be one of the hipper little clubs in town. Their live acts include everything from blues to funk to jazz to indie rock. More >
After many months of hands-on renovations, the Highwater Gallery is open to the public. The exhibits of eclectic and innovative works of art are rotated monthly. The Highwater Gallery exhibits artist from all over the country and has a permanent collection of folk art, fine art, indigenous craftwork, handmade gifts,… More >
Hillery’s on Toulouse is located within the old world luxury of the Hotel St. Marie, in the very heart of the French Quarter just off Bourbon Street. Hillery’s serves dinner nightly. With charming French doors opening onto the street, the lovely Bistro Moise is also in the hotel and serves… More >
The Historic New Orleans Collection is a museum, research center, and publisher dedicated to the study and preservation of the history and culture of New Orleans and the Gulf South region. General and Mrs. L. Kemper Williams, collectors of Louisiana materials, established the institution in 1966 to keep their collection… More >
The Hollygrove Market and Farm (HM&F) is a non-profit retail store selling locally-grown and organic produce, as well as a training location for residents interested in organic urban farming. Centrally located in the heart of the Carrollton-Hollygrove community at 8301 Olive Street, New Orleans, LA 70118. This unique store provides… More >
Designed to keep with the principles of feng shui, Horinoya is popular with both locals and tourists and offers a large selection of sushi and other Japanese specialties. Along with exotic salads, the menu also offers marinated octopus rings, barbecued eel, tuna steaks, smoked duck and steamed monkfish liver. Some… More >
Hostel Restaurant & Ultra-Lounge, an intimate experience to satisfy all the senses for both curious diners and club-hoppers alike. A den of opulence, sophistication, comfort and intimacy; Hostel is regarded as the premier venue for dining, entertainment & special events in New Orleans. Known for its refined atmosphere, Hostel features… More >
Founded by long-time recording engineer, Andrew Gilchrist, in a residential neighborhood in New Orleans' historic Bywater district, House of 1000Hz creates a comfortable and creative environment for making records, balancing the technical needs of a recording studio, with the pressure-free vibe of a place where you would actually want to… More >
House of Blues New Orleans opened in 1994 and is located in the heart of the world–famous French Quarter. The walls of the restaurant and music hall are covered with a 298 pieces of folk art and the venue itself is home to the largest collection of folk art in… More >
The original two story Antebellum home was built in the 1850’s by George Washington Squires. In 1884 the home was lifted by William Renaud, who added a magnificent first floor especially designed for family weddings and parties. The house is an outstanding example of high Victorian architecture and woodwork with… More >
The Howlin' Wolf has a long history as one of New Orleans' finest locally owned and operated venues. Named after the legendary bluesman Chester Burnett, New Orleans was introduced to the Howlin' Wolf in 1988, when it opened up in Fat City. After outgrowing its' space in a cotton warehouse,… More >
After a year of planning, The Howlin' Wolf is proud to announce the opening of a new venue. Howlin' Wolf NorthShore is located at 1623 Montgomery St. in Mandeville, formally the site of Piffany Oaks. Over the past two decades, The Howlin’ Wolf has evolved from a small bar in… More >
Housed in the historic Hotel Monteleone the Hunt Room Grill offers the finest in fresh seafood and choice cuts of beef, as well as an extensive wine list. A New Orleans institution for fine dining. More >
InnerRecess Recording Studios provides quality recordings at affordable rates for musicians and recording professionals. The Pro Tools based studios are equipped to offer a variety of recording, editing, mixing, mastering and duplication services for any type of musician or artist. InnerRecess is also geared up to record and edit sound… More >
Famous for their duck St. Phillip which is roasted crispy and glazed with raspberry demi-glace, this Italian restaurant is a favorite amongst the locals. The favorites do not stop at dinner, try the Chocolate Hazelnut Truffle or the Bananas Foster bread pudding for dessert. No reservations. "Irene's is somewhat off… More >
An intimate restaurant knuzzled in the heart of the Historic French Quarter, offering fine wine and seafood delicacies. As Chef at Iris, Ian Schnoebelen was honored in June, 2007 by Food and Wine magazine as one of their top 10 Best New Chefs in America. Schnoebelen’s unpretentious, new American cuisine… More >
The Iron Rail Book Collective is a non-profit reading room, lending library, and bookshop located in the New Orleans Marigny neighborhood. Their library contains over 5,000 titles and their bookshop offers books from presses such as Verso, South End Press, Last Gasp, AK Press and many others. The Iron Rail… More >
Irvin Mayfield's I Club is an upscale, downtown New Orleans destination in the JW Marriott Hotel that provides discerning customers with a sophisticated night on the town and an elegant, intimate atmosphere for experiencing true Louisiana music. The I Club offers top-tier musical talent, fine food, exquisite beverages, and stellar… More >
It's Playtime. Grammy and Billboard Award-winning Jazz trumpeter Irvin and Royal Sonesta Hotel proudly present Irvin Mayfield's Jazz Playhouse. The best jazz club in New Orleans showcases New Orleans' greatest Jazz talent and serves your favorite cocktails and appetizers in a luxurious venue on the lobby level of the Royal… More >
Known for its huge steak and seafood dinners! Seafood is usually fried or broiled and is quite the local favorite. More >
For many years, Jack Gallery, New Orleans has exhibited original paintings as well as fine art lithographs hand crafted on rare antique presses, and had hosted a number of seminal exhibitions, including the art of tom Everhart, psychedelic lithographs by Stanley Mouse, "the man who drew the face on rock… More >
About Jackson Square in the French Quarter Andrew Jackson When New Orleans was founded, it was nothing more than a French trading camp. After a few years, the camp was organized into a formal colony, and was subdivided into "city blocks", with streets that ran perpendicular and parallel to the… More >
Located in uptown New Orleans on a section of Oak Street, Jacques-Imo's embraces and interprets the New Orleans funky psyche in a way that is fetching to both tourists and locals alike. Not the stero-typical New Orleans restaurant, Jacques-Imo's Cafe has become one of the hottest food tickets in town,… More >
New Orleans' only Tunisian restaurant often gains customers by offering samples of crawfish, zucchini and spinach bisque. Located along a strip of charming restaurants and shops near Tulane and Loyola universities, Jamila's is truly one of a kind, featuring a selection of couscous dishes including a couscous royal with homemade,… More >
Jean Bragg opened her first antique shop in New Orleans in 1979, specializing in Newcomb College Pottery, Louisiana paintings, and hand-carved Louisiana duck decoys. Since 1980, she traveled in the United States, participating in antique shows and lecturing on Newcomb arts and crafts. In 1991, Bragg re-opened the Gallery on… More >
This Theatre is home to the Jefferson Ballet Theatre and the Myra Miller School of Ballet. Myra Mier School of Ballet The Myra Mier School of Ballet is celebrating its 36th year. The school is directed by Myra Mier and is dedicated to the study of classical ballet. Students are… More >
Rated one of the Top 10 Best Record Stores in the U.S.A. ! At Jim Russell Records you'll find a vast collection of popular and rare New Orleans music on vinyl LP's, 45s, 78s, CD's & Cassettes. They also have an extensive selection of Rock, Jazz, Blues, R&B, Funk, Soul,… More >
Art Gallery - French Quarter Artist Joe Dunn 304 Royal St. New Orleans, LA 70130 More >
Joey K's has been serving delicious local dishes like Red Beans & Rice, Jambalaya, Po-Boys and Catfish for almost 20 years in New Orleans. They also offer huge 18 oz. frosted schooners of beer, a full bar, plus room for private functions and even a private balcony in a century-old… More >
Jonathan Ferrara Galley is a collective environment of creative visions. A commercial gallery with a public conscience. Artist, activist, and entrepreneur Jonathan Ferrara opened the gallery in 1998 to give emerging artists a voice. Since its inception, the gallery has focused on cutting edge works by local, national and international… More >
With the reopening of The Joy Theater, entertainment returns to the upper-end of Canal Street. Live music, comedy, and theatrical productions are all part of the vision. Additionally, there are plans to create unique productions that highlight the heritage of New Orleans culture. Musical productions highlighting R&B, Jazz, Gospel, and… More >
The 600 block of Julia Street has a collection of thirteen mid-19th century townhouses often referred to as Julia Row or the Thirteen Sisters. Impressive as they are, architecture isn't the real reason to come to Julia Street and its environs -- it's art. This area, dubbed the "SoHo of… More >
In 1979, when Chef Paul Prudhomme and his late wife, K, opened their "modest", 62-seat K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen on Chartres Street in the historic French Quarter of New Orleans, they had no idea the restaurant was soon to become a sensation, with nightly lines of eager diners waiting sometimes hours… More >
Visit Kako Gallery, nestled on historic Royal Street in the Charming & Picturesque French Quarter, just steps from Jackson Square and Cafe Du Monde. Original Louisiana art is this offbeat gallery's draw. Paintings, photography, prints, wood turnings, jazz-themed raku pottery, miniature shrimp boats, bottle-cap-covered crosses... you'll find it all and… More >
The Kevin Gillentine Gallery is owned and operated by artist and designer, Kevin Gillentine and his partner Vincent Bergeal. They offer fine art paintings, antique prints and artwork, fine custom framing and interior design services. Located in the heart of uptown New Orleans, Gillentine and Bergeal have been a fixture… More >
Kitchen Witch is a small, but perfect, book shop in the heart of the French Quarter in New Orleans. They specialize in rare, hard to find, out of print and pre-owned books on food and cooking. Kitchen Witch opened in the wake of Hurricane Katrina as a way to helpNew… More >
Kurt E. Schon Ltd. Gallery collects old and modern paintings for museums, foundations, and private collections. Kurt E Schon Ltd Gallery has been a presence in the Historic French Quarter of New Orleans for over 50 years. Our 18th and 19th Century Art Collection spans five floors that includes French… More >
La Boca an Argentine style steakhouse opened in 2006. The name comes from the most colorful neighborhood in Buenos Aires and the food is based on the abundance of grilled meats and the strong Italian influence in Argentine culture. La Boca offers a casual atmosphere, top quality and reasonable prices.… More >
This bakery would be a jewel even if it were in a major bread city. Perhaps the only authentic baguettes in the city (the owners are from France, so they are particular about their bread, as you might guess), the loaves are crusty on the outside, soft and flavorful on… More >
La Crepe Nanou is a cozy little French cafe located in uptown New Orleans. They use only the freshest ingredients in Their recipes. In addition to the list of dessert and entree crepes, they have a complete menu of fine grilled fish, grilled lamb, roasted chicken, and sauteed veal dishes.… More >
Artisan gelato made fresh daily using only the best all natural, local and organic ingredients. While living in Florence, Italy, Katrina and Carmelo fell in love with the Italian passion for the simple, wonderful pleasures of everyday life. The epitome of this lifestyle was the leisurely evening stroll, the passeggiata,… More >
The historical New Orleans restaurant, established in 1881, was reopened by Brett Smith and his mother, Jaye Berard (J.B.) Smith. Look for a menu featuring Creole , Italian and Mediterranean entrees. Reservations recommended. More >
Fine silver at unbeatable prices, located in the epicenter of New Orleans artistic culture! La Mina Sterling has a vast array of beautiful silver pieces to suit every style and fashion! With a diverse selection of rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, pendants and charms, La Mina Sterling can fulfill all your… More >
La Nuit Comedy Theater is home to New Orleans’ most exciting and original comedy shows! Featuring Chicago-Style Improv, Pro-Am Stand-Up, and all-ages comedy for your kids or company. La Nuit Comedy Theater features live sketch, standup and improv shows Thursday through Saturday as well as special events and festivals. La… More >
Guillaume Duparc's sugar farming complex was originally called l'habitation Duparc, then, years later, renamed the Laura Plantation. At its largest size, it was approximately 12,000 acres, which included properties amassed over time. In 1804, Duparc, a French naval veteran of the American Revolution, petitioned Thomas Jefferson for property. Duparc received… More >
Le Bon Temps Roule is neighborhood watering hole by day, world famous music club by night. Come get lit elbowing with locals hearing stories about parades, loves, floods, pranks, and menus. A guaranteed story will leave with you. More >
Since 1999, Le Chat Noir has been considered New Orleans most intimate night spot and the premier venue for musical theater, comedy and satire, cabaret shows and other types of live entertainment... Much of what we present is original work. They have a popular Cabaret Room that features candle-lit table… More >
Le Petit Théâtre du Vieux Carré, continues its long history as a cultural icon in the New Orleans theatre and performing arts community. A launching place for young talent, a stalwart for local talent and a return stage for those who have gone on to further careers, Le Petit features… More >
Le Phare is a lounge located in the acclaimed Loft 523 Hotel in New Orleans' Central Business District created to entertain and intermingle sophisticated, stylish individuals through cocktail culture, contemporary music, visual design, fashion, and individualized service. More >
Open 7 days a week with extended hours during holidays. There are over 100 local Louisiana artists and vendors. With over 15,000 sq ft of indoor space, Le Boulevard Marketplace is a shopping experience that includes Art, Photography, Antiques, Jewelry, Fine Consignment, Collectables, Home Decor and Interior Decorating. Le Boulevard… More >
Lelia Haller Ballet Classique offers dance classes in a variety of styles, including ballet, tap, jazz, theatre dance, pointe, and much more. Lelia Haller Ballet Classique was founded by ballerina Lelia Haller in the 1930's. Continuing in Ms. Haller's teaching style, the current owners, Jennifer Hazelwood and Shannon Rodriguez, have… More >
LeMieux Galleries is located at the gateway of New Orleans' Arts District near the Convention Center, the D-Day Museum, the Contemporary Arts Center and the Ogden Museum of Southern Art. Since 1983, the mission of LeMieux Galleries has been to unite seasoned collectors and new art enthusiasts with artists of… More >
The menu is extensive and offers Cuban comfort food favorites such as The Cuban Sandwich, Seafood Paella and Ropa Vieja. More >
The premier resource for lighting, furniture, and art In the French Quarter and on Metairie Road. More >
A Mid-City landmark since 1947, is only minutes from the French Quarter and Central Business District.The aroma is unmistakable as you walk in the door of the neighborhood bar and restaurant. This family operated restaurant is treasured by locals for its recipes of down-home Louisiana, Cajun, authentic Italian and seafood… More >
Experience the history and beauty of Longue Vue House and Gardens, a National Historic Landmark in New Orleans, Louisiana. Longue Vue features Classical Revival style buildings and landscaped gardens, a magnificent collection of European and American decorative and fine arts pieces, museum exhibits, entertaining tours, educational programs, and a delightful… More >
The Los Islenos Heritage and Cultural Society is dedicated to preserving the Spanish language, legends, crafts, customs, folklore, rituals, music and history of our Spanish Isleno heritage by maintaining an Isleno museum and multi-cultural village; promoting an annual student of Isleno heritage; and promoting annual Museum Days, a three-day event,… More >
Often considered the food capital of the world, New Orleans is a city where restaurants come and go. However, after 29 years Louis XVI Restaurant Francais has maintained its commitment to style, quality and its unerring ability to produce a fine dining experience in the European tradition. Louis XVI Restaurant… More >
Here you will find the best contemporary Creole Cuisine that the New Orleans French Quarter has to offer! Intimate dining off the beaten path just one block from the world famous Bourbon Street at the corner of Dauphine and Conti. Chef Mars and his attentive staff give you a taste… More >
The Louisiana Crafts Guild is an organization of juried Fine Crafts Artisans located throughout the state of Louisiana and the Southern Region of the United States. Because of our stringent jury requirements and dedication to excellence in fine craft, only three out of every ten applicants is approved for membership.… More >
The Louisiana Film Museum is a special place where people can visit and learn more about the history of movies that have been produced in Louisiana. Over 600 films and TV shows have been produced in LA since 1898, with another 180 films in production through 2011. There is an… More >
Located on historic Bayou St. John, the Pitot House is the only Creole colonial country house museum on Bayou St. John in New Orleans. It tells the story of life along the bayou since the earliest days of settlement. The Pitot House has had a variety of owners from prominent… More >
New Orleans music - Zydeco music - Cajun music - New Orleans Jazz, Louisiana Music Factory has all this regional music and much more. We are the one stop site for all of your New Orleans music and Louisiana music needs. From Cajun music to blues, Zydeco music to RnB,… More >
Luke's Brisket and Broadway Dinner Theatre is the only true Dinner Theatre experience in the Metro New Orleans area. Open from 2004 to 2008 under the name of Minacapelli's Dinner Playhouse, Luke's is still owned by Rickie and Ginger Luke, residents of Slidell for the past 33 years. It is… More >
Named "New Orleans' Best Casual Dining Restaurant " by Bon Appetit, Chef Corbin Evans' second venture is a step up from Lulu's, the popular French Quarter cafe. As one food critic noted, "his approach to local-seasonal cooking remains peerless. " More >
Lupin Theatre is Tulane University's performance space for the University's Theatre and Dance programs. It is located in McWilliams Hall and is also used by many community partners for performaces as well as is the home for the annual New Orleans Shakespeare Festival. More >
On January 15, 2010, an official ribbon cutting signified the transformation of Mélange Restaurant in The Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans into M Bistro. M Bistro is named after the hotel’s Executive Chef, Matt Murphy. Growing up just outside Dublin, Ireland, Murphy never envisioned having his own restaurant but he has paid… More >
M Francis Gallery is located at 604 Julia St. in the heart of the New Orleans Arts District. Our mission is to be an epicenter for motivational and inspirational art in New Orleans and the world! More >
A multi-use creative arts facility catering to the performance, art, fashion and entertainment industries of New Orleans. Located in the heart of the arts district, the center aspires to serve as a community resource and incubator for the arts as well as a viable fine arts venue. The goal is… More >
Madame John's Legacy at 632 Dumaine Street in the historic French Quarter is one of the finest 18th century building complexes in Louisiana. Of special interest because it escaped the great fire of 1795, which leveled much of New Orleans, the house is actually a product of the preceding fire… More >
Mademoiselle Dwyn's School of Dance (MDSD) opened in 1997 through the partnership of professional dancers Dwyn and Wendy Turner. MDSD offers classes in ballet, tap, modern, jazz, liturgical, acrobatics, baton twirling, and dance terminology. The Turners have been trained by such dance legends such as Frank Hatchett, Art Stone, Danny… More >
The gallery features works in the medium of metal including jewelry, art, sculpture, and home decor hand crafted by some of New Orleans finest artisans for extremely affordable prices. More >
The Mahalia Jackson Early Childhood & Family Learning Center is community and resource center located in Central City. They bring the services families need, with a focus on care and education for Central City's youngest residents, from birth to age 5, and their families. Mahalia Jackson Early Childhood & Family… More >
The Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts began its life as the New Orleans Theater of the Performing Arts in January 1973. New Orleans-born Norman Treigle, a bass-baritone and international Opera star, inaugurated the Theatre with a performance of Giuseppe Verdi’s Messa di Requiem, which he performed with the… More >
Mandina’s is the quintessential neighborhood restaurant. “You get the Miss Hilda Old Fashion’ the same as if she had made it herself." Yes, the interior looks classier. The Katrina floodwater altered Mandina's appearance. Cindy makes no apologies, "I’m trying to bring it back to the way it looked back in… More >
The Maple Leaf Bar is a music performance venue in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Maple Leaf (8316 Oak Street, 504-866-5323 for recorded info) is on Oak Street in the Carrollton neighborhood of Uptown New Orleans. It is one of the oldest and most beloved of New Orleans' music clubs, with… More >
Maple Street Book Shop is a locally owned bookstore featuring New Orleans authors and hosting various literary and children's themed events. More >
The Marigny Brasserie anchors the Frenchmen Street dining scene with their impressive cuisine. The chic interior, with windows looking out to Royal Street and Frenchmen Street, add to ambience of the dining experience. The inviting palette of colors beckons you to relax and enjoy the urbane and consistently delicious food.… More >
Founded in 1975, Martin Lawrence Galleries specializes in original paintings, sculpture and limited edition graphics. The gallery is distinguished by works of art by Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Rembrandt, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Erté, Liudmila Kondakova, Kerry Hallam, Philippe Bertho, Robert Deyber, François Fressinier, René Lalonde, Felix Mas, Takashi Murakami… More >
A family owned premier wine and gourmet food shop founded by David Y. Martin, Jr. in 1946. We offer a grand selection of wines, spirits, Champagnes, imported & domestic beers, gourmet food and gift baskets. Known the locals as "wine central, " this place has an amazing inventory of both… More >
Martine Chaisson Gallery is located in the New Orleans’ Historic Warehouse District at 727 Camp Street. The gallery represents emerging and mid-career contemporary artists in a variety of media including painting, drawing, photography, and sculpture working with both public and private collections. More >
Enchanted by it's beauty and coziness, Cristiano Raffignone born in Paris, France and raised in Italy, purchased Martinique Bistro in October 2003. He kept the name in remembrance of the tropical feel that the dine-in courtyard and view gives the place. Hubert Sandot opened Martinique Bistro in 1994. The chef… More >
The South's Premier Provider of Gear and Clothing for Hiking, Backpacking, Skiing, Snowboarding, Paddlesports, Adventure Travel and Surf. More >
Grilled salmon with pearl barley and Romano risotto or venison medallions with wild rice pancakes, braised red and white cabbage, and apple demiglace. Weekday lunch buffets feature salads, pastas, meats, cheeses, and soups. If you're not from here, you probably haven't heard of us. If you are, you already know… More >
The self-proclaimed "Purveyors of Robust Cuisine," Maurepas Foods opened for business on January 22, 2012, in the Bywater. The restaurant offers a diverse menu of fresh, robust foods with a local twist at an affordable price. The full menu is available at the bar, and the food menu is available… More >
Maurice's pastry chef, Jean Luc, specializes in the kugelhopf, a pound cake with German origins. Try it in all sorts of varieties including white chocolate, white chocolate raspberry, lemon, chocolate chip or wild blueberry. The fruit tarts are also popular, and Maurice's makes wedding cakes to order. One other location… More >
As a native of New Orleans, Max Ryan has spent his life surrounded by the magnificent visual art, architecture, music, and cuisine that are unique to the Crescent City. After graduating from Metairie Park Country Day School, Max's college career took him first to Rhodes College, and then back to… More >
A French Quarter hot spot! Featuring Italian cuisine with a New Orleans twist along with an exceptionally diverse wine list. Maximo's is more of a culinary vacation than traditional restaurant. Maximo's specializes in fire roasting seafood and meat and they make some of the best Crawfish Pasta in the city. More >
McAlister Auditorium is the world's largest self-suspended concrete dome, as well as New Orleans' largest regularly scheduled cinema. Built in 1940, funds for building were bequeathed by Mrs. Amelie McAlister Upshur. The building is a memorial to her mother, Mrs. Armantine Reynaud McAlister. The architects were Favrot and Reed and… More >
A locally-owned family business that serves homestyle fried chicken that is always fresh, hot and good. Our sides are french fries, rolls, peppers and beverages. We reopened after Katrina on Jan. 4, 2006. We had a fire on June 8, 2006, live in the area and attend the nearby High… More >
McKeown's Books and Difficult Music is a second-hand bookstore offering a protean selection of quality fiction and non-fiction at affordable prices. The store also has a growing stock of rare and antiquarian books, first editions and literature from and about New Orleans. McKeown's Books and Difficult Music is always interested… More >
Located in the picturesque Vieux Carre on the corner of North Rampart and St. Philip Streets, Meauxbar Bistro is a sophisticated casual eatery. A typical evening finds a eclectic mix of quarterites, uptowners and other locals as well as out of town visitors. This stylish local neighborhood bistro is the… More >
Conveniently located near City Park, we feature the best in Middle Eastern cuisine. Originally from Morocco, our Chef Mike brought his unique talents to New Orleans several years ago. The restaurant is newly remodelled since Hurricane Katrina. Outdoor seating is now available with all new patio furniture. Our newest feature… More >
"Where the locals come to eat" A small down-home New Orleans restaurant known for its red beans and rice and fried catfish. Located on the Central Business District edge of the French Quarter, Mena's Palace is the perfect choice for breakfast, lunch, or an early dinner. It's the kind of… More >
The off-kilter architectural paintings of James Michalopoulos are instantly recognizable. You will find them here along with the artist's figurative paintings, still lives and landscapes. - More >
James Michalopoulos is a celebrated New Orleans based artist. He is a contemporary of Julian Schnabel, David Salle, Eric Fischl and a school of painters that prevailed in the 1980s who glorified the representational image. He is an artist who refreshes the familiar with colors that dance vividly in and… More >
Housed in a converted warehouse at Mid City Studios has operated as a workplace for local and nationally recognized artists. In 1996, wood sculptor Marlowe McGraw converted a portion of this 19th century brick industrial structure into 15,000 square feet of studio spaces. Today, more than 30 artists work there… More >
A Mid City Neighborhood Theatre featuring Comedy, Drama, Cabaret and Music More >
Rock & Bowl features a wide range of local and Louisiana music. You can also bowl a few frames before the music. Note that the location has changed as of 2009 -- it is now at 3000 S. Carrollton Ave. More >
Home of famous New Orleans po-boys, muffelettas, jambalaya, hot lunches, and all that's good in New Orleans' home cooking! More >
The vibe at Mimi's in the Marigny is more house party than hotspot and the reasons the bar rates No. 1 in the city are as diverse as the regulars who make it so. open 7 days a week...kitchen CLOSED MONDAYS (snacks available) tapas served sunday thru thursday 6pm till… More >
Your local design build merchant. We are native New Orleanians who strive to bring affordable modern design to our wonderful city. As modern lifestyle store, we represent emerging, modern product designers and ideas for a creative, design-inspired lifestyle. We also love to help with your design build projects, residential and… More >
A good bet Italian place that offers salads, Italian favorites and Italian wines at affordable prices. More >
From Chef Susan Spicer, "Mondo is the restaurant I've been wanting to open for years — a comfortable, neighborhood place with friendly, professional service, a variety of great food and unique but moderately priced wines, beers and spirits. We'll always bring you the best of our local harvest and reach… More >
The Best Product… Genuine Hospitality… an Experience to Remember. For more than 30 years, we have served only the finest quality foods, featuring USDA prime-aged beef, fresh fish and seafood, hand-picked produce, delicious appetizers and elegant desserts. Our servers strive to provide unparalleled hospitality to each and every guest. We're… More >
This clubby, relaxed and comfortable French Quarter bistro specializes in Contemporary Creole Cooking. Hickory Grilled meats, seafood and vegetables dominate a menu lush with local and regional ingredients. Dine on our world famous Pasta Jambalaya and Barbeque Shrimp while listening to live piano music played nightly. Carmelized Tuna and Pepper… More >
Local food critics have called Mr. John's Steak & Seafood House. One of the best kept secrets in the City of New Orleans. Reservations for dinner and required on weekends. Desi Vega, Rodney Salvaggio, Paul Varisco, and Executive-Chef Greg Syrup invite you to join them for a “great dining experience”… More >
The Bistro Offers New Orleans classics like Gumbo, BBQ Shrimp, Oysters "Muriel ", Turtle soup, Fried Gulf Shrimp Po-boy, Stuffed Flounder, Shrimp Remoulade and contemporary creole cuisine like Pecan Crusted Drum and Wood Grilled Tuna. Muriel's Jackson Square opened its doors on March 10, 2001 after an extensive restoration of… More >
Founded in 1963, this 3rd generation, family owned and operated business is a New Orleans treasure chest of history, legend and scandal. Unlike other wax museums, The Musée Conti Wax Museum tells the story of one city alone, and what a story it is! From our city's fair founding, to… More >
The Musée Rosette Rochon is projected to be a major historic house museum and a vital educational center for Marigny and the adjacent French Quarter, Tremé, and Bywater neighborhoods. It is an early antebellum home built for Rosette Rochon, a free businesswoman of color who amassed wealth and lived to… More >
Mushroom Records is New Orlean's oldest, most Renowned, and Beloved Rock'n'Roll Record Store. It's Roots started with a Campus Revolution. Mushroom Records specialize in being an Independent Distributor of Music and Rock'n'Roll Memorabilia. Since 1969 The Mushroom has been the local choice for new and used Music, including CD's, DVD's,… More >
Music Shed Recording Studios strives to provide a distinctive recording environment that complements and enhances the city and work of New Orleans. As a creative incubator to all local musicians and producers The Music Shed is connected and integral to the unique culture of the Crescent City. For national and… More >
Nashville Ave Sound Recording was founded in 1998 as a grassroots operation allowing musicians to produce a professional sound at a reasonable price. Nashville Ave Sound Recording's Founder, Mike Harvey, is skilled at helping artists prepare for sessions and organize ideas. His own depth of knowledge and enthusiasm for music… More >
The New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts is an institution dedicated to the advancement of the fine arts in this community. It was founded in 1978 by Auseklis Ozols for the serious study of traditional drawing and painting. It was first located at 3218 Magazine Street. Mrs. Dorothy J. Coleman's… More >
The New Orleans African American Museum is located in Treme, the oldest African American neighborhood in the United States. Situated directly north of the French Quarter, the area is the city’s traditional center for African American business, and during the nineteenth century was home to free people of color as… More >
For over 10 years, the New Orleans Arena has been a premiere venue in the New Orleans area for concerts and a variety of other special events. Completed in October 1999, the New Orleans Arena has served the people of New Orleans by providing them with quality entertainment. The New… More >
The New Orleans BioInnovation Center, part of a new wave of advancements in Louisiana, is at the forefront of today's biotechnology surge. As a cornerstone of Louisiana's commitment to nurturing biotechnology within the state, the Center is a technology business incubator that aims to stimulate bioscience entrepreneurship in the New… More >
The New Orleans Botanical Garden has its roots in the Great Depression as a project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Originally known as the City Park Rose Garden, the garden opened in 1936 as New Orleans' first public classical garden. It is one of the few remaining examples of… More >
The New Orleans Healing Center grew out of a salon think tank, whose members met to explore creative solutions to New Orleans’ vast recovery challenges following Hurricane Katrina. We recognize that healing must occur holistically and synergistically on the energetic, physical, environmental, economic, intellectual, emotional, social, cultural, and spiritual levels… More >
A story rich with innovation, experimentation, controversy and emotion, the park provides an ideal setting to share the cultural history of the people and places that helped shape the development and progression of jazz in New Orleans. New Orleans Jazz National Historic Park presents a Ranger Program during the week… More >
The Main Library, on the edge of New Orleans' downtown Civic Center, opened in December, 1958. The building, encompassing three main floors and two sub-basements, is NOPL's flagship location, providing the system's largest collection of popular and research sources. The building also houses NOPL's administrative offices, technical services, a technology… More >
The New Orleans Photo Alliance sponsors several photographic exhibitions and workshops at the NOPA Gallery, as well as coordinates the annual photography festival in New Orleans, PhotoNola. The New Orleans Photo Alliance Gallery is open Friday afternoons from 300 - 600 p.m., Saturdays from 1100 a.m - 400 p.m. and… More >
225 Morgan Street, New Orleans is the temporary location as the original library has repairs done to it. The library first opened on 28 December 1907. At the time, New Orleans was the 12th largest city in the United States. With a population of just under 300,000 it was bigger… More >
Support New Orleans public libraries and join the Milton H. Latter Library to hear about upcoming culturally enriching events going on throughout the New Orleans area and at the Latter Library. This group aspires to enrich the community by providing access to information, resources, technology and programming that is delivered… More >
The New Orleans School of Art & Craft is the latest venture of art entrepreneur Blake Vonder Haar, the founder and director of The New Orleans Conservation Guild (opened in 1997), the Antique Frame Gallery (2001), New Orleans Art Supply (2005), as well as the hugely popular Bywater Art Market… More >
New Orleans School of Cooking teaches the basics of Louisiana Cooking in a way you'll never forget. Since 1980, the New Orleans School of Cooking has introduced countless visitors from around the world to the wonderful food and rich culture of Louisiana and New Orleans. Classes are held seven days… More >
Nestled among the live oaks of Tulane University’s uptown campus, the Newcomb Art Gallery presents shows in photography, sculpture, video, painting, and mixed-media by both historically significant and noted emerging artists. The Newcomb Art Gallery and its programs are free and open to the public. The Gallery is fully wheelchair… More >
Family owned and operated, we began in July of 1993 at our first location on Jeanette Street in Uptown New Orleans. Over the next few years, our list of regulars and newcomers grew rapidly until in July of 2001, we moved out of the close quarters to accommodate the large… More >
In 1982, inspired by the curry houses of Europe, Har and Anila Keswani opened their first Indian restaurant, Taj Mahal, in Metairie (still in operation). Since then, the Keswani family has operated 3 other Indian restaurants in New Orleans Keswani’s in Uptown Square, Shalimar in the French Quarter, and now,… More >
The NOLA Candle Factory is a converted warehouse that houses artist workshops and a large performance space. With exposed brick walls and wood beams, it has a raw, industrial feel. The Nola Candle Factory hosts underground art shows and performances. More >
Like a whirlwind, Emeril Lagasse has taken New Orleans dining to new levels ......... with his fresh adaptations of classic Creole cuisine. Nola established its identity as a funky, informal restaurant whose menu features the fresh adaptations of New Orleans Creole and Acadian Cajun for which Lagasse is renowned. A… More >
Located on the 1st floor of the historic Gallier Hall in the heart of downtown New Orleans, the critically acclaimed theatre has been one of the premiere venues for musical theatre in New Orleans for more than 40 years. Since 2006 it has operated as a partnership between the New… More >
The North Star Theatre is the home of United Theatre Artists, Inc. A Non-Profit, tax exempt charitable Organization and a member of Theatre Communications Group in New York, the national organization of over 400 non-profit professional theatres in the U.S. If you wish to participate on stage or backstage, please… More >
Nunemaker Auditorium is located on the third floor of the the Monroe Science Complex, located directly behind the Communications/Music Complex. The auditorium is 400-seat lecture/concert hall, which is used for the weekly recital hour, as well as solo and small ensemble performances. More >
In January of 1982 after establishing Jacmel Inn, a fine dinning restaurant, and Brady's Grill and Bar in Hammond, Hoot Owl owners Paul Murphy and Rick Calucci along with Mandeville native Wally Simmons, took over the lease of the former Prieto Dry Goods store on Gerrard street in Mandeville. Paul,… More >
Located on the Mississippi River between the historic Louisiana cities of New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Oak Alley Plantation has been called the "Grande Dame of the Great River Road". The quarter-mile canopy of giant live oak trees, believed to be nearly 300 years old, forms an impressive avenue leading… More >
Oak--on Oak Street in the Carrollton area of New Orleans and just steps from the streetcar--is a sophisticated and sexy new bar and eatery, with an atmosphere that is at once cool and embracing, as it combines an upscale, cosmopolitan style with New Orleans own laissez-faire attitude. Oak’s large beautifully… More >
A Word About What Corner Café Means To a Neighborhood Imagine stepping in to a familiar place where your neighbors meet to share strong coffee and friendly chat. The sounds of people conversing, faint clatter of spoons stirring coffee cups, and playful piano melodies fill the air. Your eyes travel… More >
Thomas Burger paints Louisiana landscapes and early historic Louisiana landmarks on old copper window screens. The screens were once used for screen windows and doors in some of New Orleans' historic neighborhoods. His "Green art" saves a bit of New Orleans architectural history. Oak Street Gallery now featuring visiting artists.… More >
Oceana Grill, located on the corner of Conti and Bourbon St., is deep in the heart of the historic New Orleans' French Quarter. A local favorite for many years with fine cuisine and an even better atmosphere. Dine in one of our three beautiful rooms, or weather permitting, dine on… More >
Octavia Art Gallery was established in New Orleans’s Magazine Street Arts District in 2008. The area is alive with galleries, restaurants, boutiques, and historic architecture. The Magazine Street space introduces an exciting roster of established, mid career, and emerging artists from around the world. A variety of mediums and subject… More >
Octavia Books is an independent, locally-owned bookstore located Uptown in New Orleans. Stop by soon to see their great hand-picked selection of books, meet their owners & staff, and talk about the latest books or find your favorite author. More >
Off Broadway Dance Studio offers classes in tap, ballet and jazz. The studio has been in operation for more than 20 years under the artistic direction of Jeanne Pecot. More >
Off the Beaten Way is a unique gallery whose purpose is to gather art from the most remote locations, focusing on the more contemporary sculpture and paintings. More >
The Ogden Museum of Southern Art/University of New Orleans is home to the largest and most comprehensive collection of Southern art in the world, and includes the Center for Southern Craft and Design. Here you will find the story of the South—the old as well as the new, as told… More >
The Old Absinthe House has a legacy following its every heartbeat”, this historic building was built in 1807. Originally the building was used as an importing firm, then converted to a “corner grocery “ of food, tobacco and fine Spanish liquor. In 1874, mixologist, Cayetano Ferrer, created a drink consisting… More >
Old New Orleans Rum was born in the back streets of New Orleansí 9th Ward. This stepchild of the spirits world was conceived by a band of artists and musicians better known for consumption than fabrication. By dint of perseverance and their love of the good life, they managed to… More >
The only building in America to have served both as a U.S. and Confederate Mint was built in 1835 during the presidency of Andrew Jackson who had advocated for its establishment in order to help finance development of the nation's western frontier. Renowned architect William Strickland designed the building using… More >
Olde Towne Arts Center continues to be a prime location for serious artists to share their works with the Slidell, LA community. Works of local and national talents have been displayed and will continue to be displayed at the OTAC Gallery. More >
Founded in 1997 by Russell Autry (Rusty to his friends and customers) The Olive Branch Café is THE gourmet pizza restaurant in Marrero, Algiers now Mid-City in New Orleans. Rusty has plenty of restaurant experience and it shows. He is always at one of his stores making sure the customers… More >
Olivier’s is an authentic French Quarter Creole restaurant cooking dishes handed down through five generations. Olivier's Restaurant is owned and operated by Armand Olivier Jr. and the Olivier Family. Mr. Olivier has been operating restaurants in New Orleans since 1979. The 204 Decatur Street restaurant is the third and latest… More >
One Eyed Jacks is the Premiere Venue in the French Quarter for touring Alternative acts. We offer backstage rooms, VIP areas,400 person capacity concert room, full-sized stage and P.A., In-House Engineers, local promotion, and a vibe no other venue can match More >
Appetizers Crabcakes and Cabbage Salad with Creole Vinaigrette $13.50 Seared Scallops atop Acorn Squash with a Honey Paprika Gastrique $11.50 Liver and Mushroom Pâté with Preserved Fennel and Watercress Salad topped with Roasted Pine Nuts $7.50 Gnocchi with Cherry Tomatoes & Asparagus $7.00 Soups and Salads Chicken & Andouille Gumbo… More >
Of all the historic sites in New Orleans, none have witnessed more drama than the old exchange coffee house known as The Original Pierre Maspero’s Slave Exchange. This Building is one of the oldest in the French Quarter, having been erected in 1788 by Don Juan Paillet. During the first… More >
This classic New Orleans restaurant, located at the foot of the French Quarter, serves contemporary Creole food in an upbeat and lively grand café. As bearers of the torch keeping Creole cuisine alive and vital, Dickie and Palace Café’s culinary team are constantly evolving traditional Creole dishes and creating a… More >
The Palm Court Jazz Cafe is located in one of the fastest growing areas of popularity in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Decatur Street is where its happening these days and the Palm Court is one of the focal centers of interest. The Palm Court is a must for… More >
A true Louisiana experience! Enjoy authentic Creole cuisine, Cajun dance lessons with a live Cajun band, cooking demonstrations, and bayou boat tours. This charming Acadian style restaurant, nestled in a lush cypress marsh and surround by moss laden oak trees, is conveniently located 35 miles northeast of New Orleans in… More >
Since 1952, Parasol's has been serving the best Po' Boys east of the Mississippi! Heck, people have been known to travel across state lines just to sink their teeth into a famous Roast Beef Po' Boy or devour some good 'ole local favorites. It almost goes without saying that you… More >
Located in downtown New Orleans, Parse Gallery is an artist-run collaborative that provides an outlet for emerging contemporary artists. The gallery exhibits works that are progressive and experiential. Parse Gallery invites a diverse range of artists to live and work together to establish a playful, progressive art community in New… More >
Family-run, Italian-Creole restaurant founded in 1913, located in uptown New Orleans. It is famous for creating barbecued shrimp . This neighborhood restaurant is vintage New Orleans, from the service to the decor. The oyster bar always manned by a friendly shucker. The oysters are fresh, salty and delicious. The old… More >
Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederate States of America, died at this house at 1134 First St. Davis fell ill while traveling and was taken here, the home of his friend Judge Charles Fenner (son-in-law of owner Jacob Payne). A stone marker in front of the house bears the date… More >
Peaches Records is housed in a 10,000-square-foot space at 408 N. Peters St. Peaches owner Shirani Rea operated two stores -- on Gentilly Boulevard and in the Riverwalk mall -- before opening this location. In addition to local and national music, Peaches carries magazines and Louisiana-themed books, and includes a… More >
Located on the French Quarter's quiet Exchange Alley, the Pelican Club Restaurant presents a unique blend of contemporary Louisiana cuisine with Asian influences. Chefs Richard Hughes and Chin Ling present a tasty menu which includes Veal and Shrimp Potstickers, as well as a fabulous Louisiana Cioppino full of fresh seafood. More >
Pere Antoine Restaurant, located on the corner of Royal Street in the heart of the Vieux Carre, offers a relaxing, open-air atmosphere with an expansive view of modern day French Quarter life strolling by. Enjoy this unique New Orleans dining experience while dipping into a wide array of savory Louisiana… More >
Rated by The Gambit as the Best West Bank Restaurant, 2008 readers’ poll and the Best Vietnamese Restaurant, 2008 readers’ poll, in Where Y’at as Best “Real” Asian Cuisine, 2008 writers’ poll, and listed in New Orleans Top 100 Restaurants, this ‘whole-in-the-wall’ Vietnamese restaurant on the Westbank is a must… More >
The Piazza d’Italia is located adjacent to the American Italian Renaissance Foundation Museum and Library on the corner of Tchopitoulas and Poydras Streets. The Piazza d’Italia is a monument to the Italian-American community and their contribution to the City of New Orleans. Designed in 1978 by renowned architect Charles Moore,… More >
Piety Street has combined the best of all possible audio worlds so as to have a great place to work without leaving town doing this in 2001 might have pleased Pangloss, but that’s what Piety Street did. 8 years later and the studio is still here - and it's 10… More >
The Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society is a nationally recognized non-profit arts organization sponsoring the renowned Words & Music arts festival; the William Faulkner - William Wisdom Creative Writing Competition; the Double Dealer literary journal; outreach programs for high school and college students; continuing education; and a year-round calendar of literary… More >
Playmakers, Inc., was organized in 1955 as a non-profit, voluntary amateur theater and has functioned as an organization for the promotion of dramatic interests in the Covington area. Playmakers gives an opportunity to all interested persons to participate in live theater. Playmakers has continued to produce four or more plays… More >
Local gallery and frame shop, features rotating exhibition of local artists. More >
The Port of Call was established in 1963 as a steakhouse located on beautiful, historic Esplanade Avenue in the French Quarter. The Port started as a quiet, small neighborhood restaurant open only at night, and has grown into an extremely popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Today the Port… More >
New Orleans' award winning potters Cindy and Alex Williams started their shop on Magazine St. in 1993. From the beginning their vision was to create unique functional works of art. Entertaining is a hallmark in New Orleans, and much of the work at Potsalot is to facilitate and beautify your… More >
The Praline Connection began as a home delivery service targeting career women who were too busy to prepare home cooked meals for their families. Cecil and Curtis opened their first location on Frenchman Street in 1990 and the rest has been culinary history. The Praline Connection serves "down-home" cajun-creole style… More >
Legendary French Quarter shrine to traditional jazz. Preservation Hall opens at 800pm. Music begins at 815pm. Admission $10 per person. We close our gates at 1100pm. No Smoking. All Ages Welcome. Open 7 Nights A Week. More >
Have you ever wondered the difference between a Creole cottage and a double gallery Garden District mansion, or wanted to find neighborhood points of interest? If so, the answers await you at the Preservation Resource Center. The center features both permanent and rotating exhibits on New Orleans architecture and historic… More >
The Prytania Theatre is the only Single-Screen Movie Theatre in Louisiana. It is also the oldest operating theatre in New Orleans and was opened in 1915. The Prytania Theatre has renovated the building and have new seating, a imporved Lobby and a new huge screen and state of the art… More >
Nestled among the live oaks and colorful clapboard houses of City Park, is neighborhood restaurant Ralph’s on the Park. At the heart of the Ralph’s on the Park is New Orleans born and bred Chef Chip Flanagan, whose globally-inspired interpretations of local cuisine are influenced by the eccentricity, diversity, people… More >
Ray Fransen's Drum Center, the oldest and largest store in Louisiana dedicated exclusively to drums and drumming. The store came into existence 24 years ago as an extension of Ray's dedication to performing and teaching. These goals, along with the propagation of drumming as an art and a hobby, have… More >
Razzamataz’s goal is to make the world a better, brighter, smarter, more equitable, and happier place through puppetry. We accomplish our mission through our community outreach programs and educational arts workshops. The Razzamataz Puppetry Company creates and performs original works of dynamic modern puppetry incorporating stunning special effects and pyrotechnics.… More >
Traditional breakfasts, omelets, Belgian waffles, cereals, coffees, and white, green, and red Octavia teas. Lunch and dinner include crispy crab cake salad with avocado, butter lettuce, and citrus aioli or the Refuel Club sandwich roast beef, turkey, caramelized onions, and cheddar cheese. More >
The Regional Transportation Management Center is a state-of-the-art facility that utilizes Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) technology and regional coordination to facilitate communication among drivers, traffic operations staff, emergency response personnel and other agencies to maximize the use of existing roadway throughout the region. At the facility traffic management, staff monitor… More >
Republic New Orleans is an elegant cabaret-style music venue, nightclub, and special event space that offers constantly evolving entertainment through music, fashion, film and the arts. With floor and mezzanine levels available, the space can accommodate groups ranging from 100 to 1000. Past live performances include Spoon, Pretty Lights, Julian… More >
RESTAURANT & BAR Restaurant August is located in an historic, four-story “French-Creole†building dating from the 1800s, in New Orleans’ Central Business District. The interior is rich with original architectural details, such as gleaming hardwood floors, monumental interior columns, mahogany paneling and antique mirrors. The restaurant has entry from the… More >
A New Orleans cooperative of Louisiana fine crafts artists; RHINO Contemporary Crafts Company was incorporated in 1987 as a non-profit to help foster public interest in fine Louisiana crafts and provide educational opportunities to the New Orleans community. Artist members created an extensive public education program and opened a fine… More >
RioMar, established in mid 2000, is a culmination of many years cooking in New Orleans, New York, London and Madrid. Our focus is to fill the void we felt apparent in the New Orleans market for a top notch restaurant that prepares the best seafood from local waters and also… More >
Theater on the University of New Orleans campus in the Performing Arts Center. More >
George Rodrigue (b. 1944) was born and raised in New Iberia, Louisiana, the heart of Cajun country. For more than forty years, his work has remained rooted in the familiar milieu of home. Rodridgue’s work was influenced by the Pop and Abstract images he viewed during art school at the… More >
3319 Rosalie Alley (dirt alley, off of N. Rampart, between Piety and Desire, in Bywater.) More >
Rougarou Bayou Riverfront Trading Post Gallery features folk Art, fine Art, pottery, jewelry and other fine crafts from over 90 local New Orleans and regional artists. More >
The space is dedicated to providing educational and entertaining performances, which include outstanding concerts, guest performers, jazz, dance, and theatre productions in an intimate setting. More >
From inception, Royal Palm was intended to become New Orleans’ newest dining destination, satisfying gourmet longings in a style previously unseen. The impressive dining room features soaring ceilings and floor to ceiling windows with stunning landscaped views. Massive golden pillars provide counterpoint to richly upholstered booths framing the room, and… More >
Royal Street is an eye-pleasing mix of classy antique shops and boutiques, fine jewelry stores, colorful art galleries and world-class hotels and restaurants. It is no wonder tourists and locals alike flock to Royal Street when they want a real New Orleans experience. Some of the most picturesque and most… More >
Two buildings from early jazz history still stand in Mandeville. Ruby's Roadhouse has been in continuous operation since the 1920s and today is still popular a bar and live music venue. Ruby’s Roadhouse has been bringing the best of the music world to its stage for 25 years - in… More >
Ruth's Chris Steak House was founded in New Orleans, Louisiana by Ruth Fertel, a single mother of two who wanted a better life for herself and her two sons. She purchased "Chris" steakhouse in New Orleans which had been operated for the 38 years prior. She changed the name to… More >
Also known as Trinity Church, this gorgeous building is a beautiful raw performance space with stunning natural acoustics. The space will be inverted for the 2010 Fringe, so that the audience is raised on the altar and the steps in front, while performers dance in the marley-covered nave. More >
“Jazz at the Sandbar” was established in 1990 by Ellis Marsalis, the first Chairman of the Jazz Studies Program at the University of New Orleans. The Jazz at the Sandbar performances are designed to provide UNO Jazz Studies students an opportunity to get real life experience performing with professional musicians… More >
Satchmo’s Jazz Café @ Loyola University is located in the Danna Student Center on Loyola's campus. Various events are held here as part of Loyola University’s Montage Series, a fine and performing arts showcase that exhibits some of the top arts events in the New Orleans region. More >
7901 Maple Street $0-$10 Casual American/Breakfast/Vegan/Vegetarian food. Good for groups and kids Open Mon-Sun 700 AM - 500 PM Satsuma Café (7901 Maple Street), owned by Peter and Cassi Dymond, just opened over the summer, and is already the new uptown hot spot. Their popular flagship restaurant is in the… More >
Founded in 1960, Saturn Bar has secured it's "only in New Orleans" venue status. Since the passing of original owner O'Neil Broyard, family members have removed some of the clutter that defined this iconic location, but have brought in a semi-regular lineup of music acts and art shows. Still a… More >
The Savvy Gourmet offers hands-on and demonstration-style cooking classes designed for home chefs with just about any interest or skill level. The calendar of events offers a buffet of fun, delicious and enriching activities, ranging from social food-and-wine pairings to a knife skills class, featuring both specialized areas of interest,… More >
The goal of Say Yes Recording Studio is to have the artist feel comfortable and help them make music that they feel good about. Say Yes likes to combine the old (tube) with the new (digital) and create a warm environment for making music. The studio has successfully recorded and… More >
Schramel Conservatory of Dance offers ballet classes for ages 3 to 18, as well as adult classes. The Conservatory directors are Marjorie Hardwick and Gregory Schramel who are also the founding Artistic Directors of New Orleans Ballet Theatre, which had its debut in June of 2003. The Schramels have performed… More >
At 220,000 sq. feet, second line stages is the first state of the art, full service media production facility in New Orleans and the first, independent green studio facility in the United States. Second line stages is built to comply with the U.S. green building council's LEED silver certification standard,… More >
Shop of the Two Sisters was originally opened in the French Quarter by the two sisters, Lee and Rose Ali. It is currently located in a lovely Greek revival row house at 1800 Magazine Street in the lower Garden District. Since its inception, the shop has been known for its… More >
Sibley Gallery is an innovative contemporary art gallery located uptown on Magazine Street. Sibley Gallery represents local and national artists. The gallery has held satellite exhibitions at the Pool Art Fair at Art Basel Miami. More >
"Sidney’s Saloon is one of Kermit Ruffins’ latest enterprise, and it is one of the most authentic neighborhood bars in the city. The Treme institution features a jukebox that includes Sammy Davis Jr., Beyoncé, John Coltrane, Marvin Gaye and more. Sidney’s is home to Kermit and many of his musician… More >
The Skull Club is a locally famous gallery, performance space and party venue in the New Orleans underground. It has a decadent feel, with audience seating in velvet couches under the 16 foot ceilings of a 19th century textile factory converted to artist loft. This space has also hosted fashion… More >
Skully’z Recordz has some of the city's best selection of rock, pop, punk, jazz, noise, indie, dance, blues, goth, folk, metal, and more! Looking for local music? They carry all of New Orleans’ favorite local musicians. Whether you’re looking for a CD, DVD , or even vinyl, they have what… More >
Pizzeria, bar, and cafe serving delicious Italian fare! Huge slices of pizza available all day for very small prices. Other Location 5538 Magazine St. New Orleans, LA Phone 504-897-4800 More >
Upstairs in the historic train station. - Founded in 1962, the Slidell Art League is - one of the oldest recognized non profit - organizations on the Northshore. With over - 160 local artists, our members share their - talent, time and creativity with the community. - The gallery holds… More >
Slidell Little Theatre was organized in the Spring of 1963 with a season of four plays. In 1975, increased participation and audience demand justified an increase to 5 plays per season. This continued for a further four years until the season was expanded to the current slate of six plays.… More >
A beautiful park located on the banks of scenic Bayou Bonfouca, Heritage Park is home to an amphitheatre, the stage for the spring and fall Bayou Jam Concert Series, and the annual "Some Enchanted Evening with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra," held every spring. More >
One of the city's first joints to open after the storm and we love New Orleans - serving breakfast and lunch seven days a week from 6am till 3 pm. Stay local yo. More >
Snug Harbor is a restaurant, bar, and music club featuring world class jazz music every night of the week. Please note that Snug Harbor is not a dinner theater; the dining room is separate from the music club. All ages are welcome, including quiet children (please use good judgment in… More >
SÖPÖ is a Finnish word that translates to "cute". Or if it helps you to remember, we like our tag line, "Southern Posh." SÖPÖ, located at 629 N. Carrollton Avenue, is a retail destination in the heart of Mid City right on the streetcar line. Customers can find women's apparel… More >
Hot spot in the Marigny/ Bywater neighborhood, traditional cafe and often location for impromptu jam sessions. More >
We are a nonprofit organization based in New Orleans, dedicated to the discovery, understanding and celebration of the culture of food and drink in the South. Please explore our website and discover what we are and what we have to offer you. Mission The Southern Food and Beverage Museum is… More >
Photographer Jackson Hill offers a signature style of imagery that pushes boundaries beyond the obvious and conventional. His assignments take him to multiple locations nationally and around the world, while his work has appeared in many major publications. Jackson works easily with a mix of clients from savvy art directors… More >
Theatre Our modified thrust seats 145 comfortably with just under 5000 square feet of space. If you have seen a play in our theatre, you know there isn't a bad seat in the house. Lobby The Southern Rep lobby is equipped with a box office and concession area. There is… More >
One thing's for sure, it's changed hands enough times to make you go, What was that place again? Well here is a short but sweet rundown. It started as an illegal gambling casino operating in the 1890's called Southport, then later named the old Southport Club. It's been the Farhad… More >
Saint Charles Avenue Baptist Church strives to be a dynamic Christian fellowship committed to personal growth in Christian discipleship and empowered by the Holy spirit to share Jesus Christ with as many people as possible in our church, community and throughout the world. We invite you to visit us at… More >
The St. Charles Gallery and St. Charles Fine art specializes in 18th-19th century English, American and continental paintings, drawings, prints and antique maps. The gallery provides professional fine art appraisals and auction advisory and bid services. By appointment only. More >
Danielle and Richard Sutton, with their son Finn in tow, moved back to New Orleans in June 2006 from London where Richard ran a 200-year-old cheese shop called Paxton and Whitfield. At the St. James Cheese Company, their mission is to offer their customers as wide a selection of perfectly… More >
The St. Louis Cathedral is one of New Orleans' most notable landmarks. This venerable building, its triple steeples towering above its historic neighbors, the Cabildo and the Presbytere - looks down benignly on the green of the Square and General Andrew Jackson on his bronze horse and on the block-long… More >
The church was completed in 1860, built for the swelling German Catholic immigrant population in the Lower Garden District section of the city in the ebullient Baroque Revival style of the 19th century. St. Mary's Assumption is home to a shrine for Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, a German priest who… More >
Among the most revered of New Orleans historic landmarks is Old St. Patrick’s Church, a stunning example of the arts and crafts of another era. It stands in the heart of the business district and is one of the treasures that remains from early 19th century days when the city… More >
Chef Scott Boswell, Owner and Executive Chef of Stella!, invites you to enjoy a new dimension to all day dining in New Orleans. At Stanley, Chef Boswell serves classic New Orleans comfort food with a unique twist; food that Chef Boswell not only loves to cook, but loves to enjoy… More >
Staple Goods is a newly formed collective of artists with a gallery in the St. Claude Arts District. Our diverse membership includes painters, sculptors, ceramic artists, photographers, printmakers, videographers and an architect, dedicated to innovative programming of contemporary art. In addition to showing our members’ work, we showcase selected artists… More >
A favorite dining spot for tourists and locals who enjoy the best steaks in the French Quarter, fresh seafood and live Jazz and Blues music from James Dee. Steak Star and Lobster are located next to the world famous New Orleans House of Blues in the French Quarter. From our… More >
For the past 24 years, the Steak Knife Restaurant has not only served New Orleanians fine prime steak, but also select seafood, veal, domestic lamb and chicken. Chefs Bob and Guy Roth, graduates of the Culinary Institute of America, invite you to enjoy "Lakeview's best kept secret". Only ten minutes… More >
The inception of Stella Jones Gallery in July, 1996, was the realization of a dream. The gallery provides a venue for artists of the African diaspora to exhibit superior works of art. The gallery fulfills its educational goals through lectures, panel discussions, intimate gallery talks and exhibitions with artists in… More >
Intimately located in the French Quarter of New Orleans is Stella! where Chef Scott Boswell creates exciting, new American cuisine influenced jointly by world flavors and his Louisiana roots. With its warm and elegant decor, thoughtful wine list and knowledgeable and friendly staff, the stage is set for the true… More >
Steve Martin Fine Art features the most extensive collection of works by New Orleans artist, Steve Martin, and is proud to be the exclusive representative in LA, MS, and AL of the mystical expressionist artist Jamali. Awarded a Fodor’s star for a “must see art experience” and hailed “best small… More >
Since our founding in 1988, Stone & Press Gallery has offered an extensive inventory of original works on paper featuring the artists who celebrated, in etching, lithography and wood engraving, the American Scene in the first half of the 20th Century. Today, those early works hang alongside contemporary mezzotints by… More >
Studio 101 is a comfortable, low-pressure rehearsal space and recording studio located in the ArtEgg studio building. Studio 101 offers lock-out practice studios, as well as pay-as-you-go fully equipped Co-Op rehearsal rooms for band and music teachers. More >
Studio 831 features the work of Greg Creason, Jason Griego, Mary Elisabeth Johnson, Tracy Jarmon, Shara Griffin Thibodeaux, Karen Hollowell, Mathew Peck, Geraldine Arata, Carroll Case, Robert Soden and Robin Daning. We are a unique art gallery located at 532 Royal Street in the French Quarter of New Orleans, LA.… More >
Studio 831, located in the heart of the French Quarter at 532 Royal Street, showcases the works of local and emerging artists. The gallery space houses revolving original fine art pieces, sculptures in the lush courtyard, and studio space for working artists and art lessons.With its exceptional display of whimsical… More >
Studio G - Dance & Gymnastics Company is a fine arts school that focuses on the fundamental principles of dancing and gymnastics. They strive to foster a spirit of genuine appreciation for the traditional elements of dancing and gymnastics in each student, while incorporating the contemporary styles of our society.… More >
Studio Inferno is known for their glass studio in the Bywater area of New Orleans. Started by glass artist Mitchell Gaudet, the building houses multiple artist workspaces, glassblowing studio and a gift shop which features the studios New Orleans-inspired designs including water meters, fleur de lis and voodoo dolls in… More >
New Orleans' Hottest Thai Cuisine in the heart of the Marigny triangle. More >
The food at Sun Ray Grill is a reflection of American dining in the 21st century. The great melting pot has made the country a big gumbo of cultures and thus cuisines. Sun Ray Grill has developed a menu of great food by borrowing ideas from all corners of the… More >
Sweet Lorraine's Jazz Club is located in New Orleans, LA just on the edge of the French Quarters. They have been at this location for over 30 years, and are considered a true cornerstore in the community. At Sweet Lorraine's Jazz Club, they pride themselves at offering their patrons the… More >
A groovy little wine shop in the Faubourg St. John neighborhood of New Orleans. - Swirl offers wine tastings and wine classes. - More >
The Tangipahoa African-American Heritage Museum and Black Veterans Archives will preserve and tell the history through artistic endeavors of African-American Ancestors in the State of Louisiana. Additionally, this Museum will house the country's first memorial to Black Vietnam War Veterans. This museum will serve as the anchor of "Multicultural Tourism"… More >
Tanner's paintings have recently become some of the most sought-after art in the region. His unconventional approach to painting creates a spellbinding illusion of depth that pulls us in and transports us. “If my art makes someone forget their troubles, even for a moment, I feel like I have accomplished… More >
Teatro Wego! Theatre is managed by the Jefferson Performing Arts Society and offers patrons a unique theatre experience. This venue provides artists the opportunity to envision, build, and execute intimate performances in a cabaret-style setting. Teatro Wego! is never the same theatre twice! Sunday Champagne Brunch is served before every… More >
The Academy Gallery is operated in conjunction with the New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts. The Academy, a non-profit organization, and the Academy Gallery are dedicated to the growth and advancement of the fine arts in this community. The gallery's standards of judgment follow those principles that reflect a reinvestigation… More >
An Anchor in New Orleans East, The Afro-American Book Stop was founded in 1992 by owner Michele Lewis. The “Book Stop” provides a wide variety of African American-authored books, not to mention books that inspire, educate, motivate, enlighten as well as entertain. The Afro-American Book Stop hosts author signings, children's… More >
The Avenue Pub is located in the historic Lower Garden District of New Orleans - a short streetcar ride from the Central Business District and the French Quarter. Though we have no records as to the exact date the Pub was originally built (it may have been a shop originally… More >
On October 13, 1986 The Bistro at the Maison de Ville, located at 733 Toulouse Street opened. The Bistro is walking distance from Jackson Square, the French Market and the river front. The atmosphere and decor are inspired by Parisian bistros with red leather banquettes, beveled-glass mirrors, natural wood flooring,… More >
About Us Gallerist Bean Blackett and Artist Matthew Peck opened the doors of The Blackett-Peck Gallery in April 2010. Blackett and Peck, both whom possess strong ties to the art world, recognized an unfulfilled niche in the galleries of New Orleans interesting, high-quality, contemporary art on the 500 block of… More >
The Burrito Juke Joint aka Burrito Magic aka The Burrito Speakeasy The Backyard Patio Party everyone is talking about! Every Friday during the warm weather months Aiji & Juba host The Burrito Juke Joint with special surprise musical guests from live acoustic performances to some of NoLa's funkiest DJs... and… More >
The site of the Louisiana Purchase Transfer and the flagship building of the Louisiana State Museum historical museum complex, the Cabildo was constructed in 1795-99 as the seat of the Spanish municipal government in New Orleans. The name of the governing body who met there was the "Illustrious Cabildo" or… More >
The Circle Bar in New Orleans has live music every night starting at ten. The Circle Bar has hosted Monotonix, James Hall, Jason Isbell, Elf Power, The Vivian Girls, Surfer Blood, Pocahaunted, Lower Dens, Woven Bones, Bear Hands, Robotanists, Growlers, Shellshag, White Hinterland, Dosh, The Non, Girlfriends, Monogold, Family Portrait,… More >
The Darkroom - New Orleans Center for the Photographic Arts showcases the artwork of New Orleans photographers. The Darkroom also offers services such as and imaging studio, a framing studio and holds workshops about photography. More >
The Edgar Degas House is the only home or studio of Degas anywhere in the world that is open to the public, beautifully restored and located on majestic Esplanade Avenue just eleven blocks from the famous New Orleans French quarter. The Edgar Degas House was the New Orleans’ home to… More >
From the folks that brought you SKIP N' WHISTLE, now there's THE FACTORY. After more than a year of being asked when they would start teaching screen printing classes, THE TIME HAS COME! They are located next to the Maple Leaf Bar on Oak St in New Orleans. If you… More >
In 1997, Fredrick Guess made New Orleans his permanent home. He moved into the French Quarter and with a friend opened an antique store. In this store, he hung some of his work. Not much more than a year later, he closed the antique store completely and he and his… More >
The Green Room is a very relaxing bar with live music five nights a week and a very comfortable atmosphere. Anyone who is a musician, or works in the music field would much appreciate this venue. Come see Johnny V and Walter "Wolfman" Washington! Videos on website More >
The Grill Room at the Windsor Court Hotel sets the standard for elegance in New Orleans fine dining. Serving modern American cuisine with a distinctive New Orleans flair, The Grill Room changes its menu almost daily to incorporate the freshest ingredients available. The Four Diamond, Four Star restaurant has one… More >
The Guitar Bar offers new and used fretted instruments, as well as school band and orchestra instruments at reasonable prices. The Guitar Ba also offer lessons, repairs and custom built instruments. More >
The High Ground is New Orleans’ all ages scene with a first-rate venue offering quality sound, dynamic lighting, and a professional atmosphere. Catering to a vast array of music that varies from metal, punk, ska, rock, emo, and various sub-genres, The High Ground remains open to signed as well as… More >
The House of Dance and Feathers honors the cultural traditions of the Mardi Gras Indians and Social Aid and Pleasure Clubs of New Orleans, with an emphasis on the social and cultural history of the Lower Ninth Ward. The museum began as a backyard shed, barber shop and gathering place… More >
The Lower Depths Theater is an experimental black-box theater seating approximately 70-85 individuals. This particular theater is adaptable to a variety of dramatic forms due to its size and versatility. More >
The Market Cafe, a family owned and operated dining establishment since 1982, occupies the second oldest building in the French Market, which was first home to the Marcheaux Legumes, and previously known as the Old Vegetable Market and Fish Market. Dating back to 1823, the original cypress ceiling and 19th… More >
A black box performance space, featuring theatrical confections great and small & progressive performance to transfix and edify! The Mudlark, owned and operated by Pandora Gastelum, consistently brings some of the best and edgiest performers from around the country all year. More >
The Museum of the American Cocktail is a nonprofit organization which seeks to celebrate a true American cultural icon, the American Cocktail. Having roots in New Orleans, the American cocktail has influenced music, theater, art, film, and politics around the world during its two-century-old history. Founded by Dale DeGroff, and… More >
The National WWII Museum in New Orleans opened on June 6, 2000, as The National D-Day Museum. Founded by historian and author, Stephen Ambrose, the Museum tells the story of the American Experience in the war that changed the world — why it was fought, how it was won, and… More >
The New Orleans Jewish Community Center, located Uptown, provides space for many classes in the arts and dance. The offer small classes guarantee plenty of interaction as you refine your artistic skills, learn to belly dance or Salsa or tap dance. Day and evening classes are available to suit everyone's… More >
The Oak Street Gallery displays contemporary art in all mediums. More >
The Old Ursuline Convent is the oldest building in the Mississippi Valley. Constructed by French Colonial Engineers under the auspices of the crown, the convent was designed in 1745 and completed in 1752-1753. Over the centuries, this building has been a convent for the Ursuline nuns, a school, an archbishop's… More >
The Parish is an exciting 5,000 square foot multi-use special event space with a state-of-the-art sound system. Located next door to the House of Blues and featuring its own private entrance, it is available for private parties, meetings and intimate concerts. Modeled after a cathedral in Essex, England, this unique… More >
A centerpiece of the 12-acre New Orleans Botanical Garden, the Pavilion of the Two Sisters is modeled after a traditional European orangery. With its long banks of arched windows, the Pavilion offers lovely vistas of the Zemurray Azalea and Camellia Garden featuring the Fluteplayer fountain by artist Enrique Alferez to… More >
The Porch is a community-based organization that is using the arts to affect social change. A grassroots organization instigated, post-Katrina, in New Orleans’ 7th Ward, the Porch serves the community bounded by St. Bernard Avenue, N. Claiborne Avenue, Elysian Fields Avenue and St. Claude Avenues. The Porch builds on cultural… More >
Welcome to The Ruby Slipper Cafe! We now have 2 locations to serve you. Visit us in the Heart of Mid City or Downtown! Come enjoy our warm and friendly atmosphere with your friends and family. The Ruby Slipper Cafe was founded by a local family who believes there is… More >
Bette Davis served the desserts. Marlene Dietrich and Lauren Bacall danced the night away. Red Skelton told the jokes and Bing Crosby crooned. The place was The Stage Door Canteen and the guests were the steady stream of GIs headed off to war. Many were leaving home for the first… More >
The Tekrema Center for Art and Culture is a not for profit cultural arts organization dedicated to the maintenance, development and perseverance of African and African-American art and culture through the performing and visual arts, the humanities, and special events and programming related to issues which particularly affect the African-American… More >
The Theatres at Canal Place were recently renovated from the ground up to bring New Orleans the best of everything. Enjoy flavorful dishes from Chef Adolfo Garcia in the ultimate comfort of a high-back leather chair while watching movies in an all-digital cinema. Chef Adolfo Garcia's Gusto, a cafe and… More >
Your venue for great wine, food and live entertainment in a decadent setting, located in the heart of Mid City New Orleans! The Best Acts Therapy Wine Lounge offers the best events in the city, most with no cover charge. So when you’re ready to have a relaxing evening without… More >
The venue for The Faulkner Society's October 19th Roaring 20s costume party and kick-off for The Great Gatsby BIG READ project, is a fine Garden District mansion which sits on the corner of St. Charles Avenue and Second Street and is an historically significant example of the Victorian designs of… More >
"Three Muses brings together professionals in culinary, hospitality, and music to create a chic, unique environment committed to quality and verve." More >
Music clubs are rarely dedicated to a single musician, and few as influential as performer, composer, and pianist Professor Longhair. Henry Roeland Byrd, (a.k.a. Professor Longhair) is one of the most revered rhythm and blues musicians in the legacy of New Orleans music. Fess has composed many songs which are… More >
A favorite among locals and tourists, Tomatillo's is how New Orleans does Latin food in the French Quarter & Marigny! Chef Richard Gonzalez has brought a new Latin flare to New Orleans dining with cuisines from Brazil, Argentina, Cuba, Chile, & many other Latin countries. All ingredients are fresh!!! Pet-friendly… More >
For over 20 years, Tony Mandina's Restaurant has created a family oriented dining experience rich in heritage for both our locals and visitors to New Orleans. The restaurant offers Southern Italian (Sicily, Italy) cuisine along with great seafood, as well as, daily entree specials with a unique cajun flavor. On… More >
Intimately nestled in The Old Absinthe House, is Tony Moran's Restaurant, long known by its customers as an Oasis on Bourbon Street. Tony Moran’s offers the finest of seafood and Cajun cuisine, prepared from treasured family recipes along with locally influenced versions of some old favorites. Besides famous pastas, Tony… More >
Trinity Episcopal Church is a living church that embraces life-long learning and pastoral care for our parishioners and active participation in the needs of our city, especially in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. There are two morning services and one evening service on Sundays, as well as an active Wednesday… More >
Welcome to the Trinity Episcopal Church and Trinity Episcopal School website! We continue to recognize how important effective communication is to this community. We hope this site keeps you informed about the programs offered by both the church and the school, through the inclusion of special announcement regarding current events,… More >
MISSION Trouser House is a non-profit contemporary art + urban farming initiative. The two-fold project promotes a model of sustainability defined by community involvement and public education. As a catalyst for social change, Trouser House advocates food activism and contemporary art as vehicles for improving public health and personal well-being.… More >
The 2nd oldest restaurant in New Orleans! Located in the heart of the French Quarter, facing the historic French Market, Tujague's has retained its reputation for providing an unforgettable dining experience in the original Creole tradition. Tujague's has been a favorite for 150 years, entertaining and satisfying the appetites of… More >
Located in Oak Park Shopping Center. The mission of the American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO, is to improve the lives of our members and their families, to give voice to their legitimate professional, economic and social aspirations, to strengthen the institutions in which we work, to improve the quality of… More >
The University of New Orleans' Department of Music boasts a state of the art recording studio featuring the Digidesign ProTools Mix Plus system, a Steinway grand piano, and a wide selection of the latest equipment and software. More >
Adaptability is the key at the Kiefer UNO Lakefront Arena. Events are radiantly presented whether the performance is in the True Theatrical Configuration (2400 capacity) or Expanded Theatre (2200 - 6500) or Full Arena (6500 - 10,000). Even the grounds are ideal for an outdoor event. Because of the excellent… More >
UNO Performing Arts Center Recital Hall is a 375-seat Recital Hall, practice and performance space for both large and small ensembles. More >
The UNO St. Claude Gallery is an exhibition space dedicated to showing the work of University of New Orleans M.F.A. candidates and faculty, as well as exhibitions in conjunction with district and community events. Monthly exhibitions are celebrated with an opening reception on the second Saturday of every month from… More >
This trendsetting Uptown bistro is one of the most influential restaurants ever to open in New Orleans. Upperline is also one of the friendliest fine dining spots in town, where Uptown Republicans and rakish bohemians pull up at adjoining tables. Offbeat Magazine has enthusiastically compared Upperline with Alice Water's legendary… More >
Uptown is a section of New Orleans, Louisiana on the East Bank of the Mississippi River encompassing a number of neighborhoods between the French Quarter and the Jefferson Parish line. It remains an area of mixed residential and small commercial properties, with a wealth of 19th century architecture. It includes… More >
The Van Benthuysen-Elms Mansion is a beautiful example of Italianate style architecture, providing exquisite grandeur to St. Charles Avenue and the Garden District of New Orleans. The historical Elms Mansion is complemented with period furnishings and surrounded by lovely gardens and patios. It is one of the most sought-after private… More >
WE are the HOTTEST most SOPHISTICATED SPOT in New Orleans. Book your next BIRTHDAY PARTY with us. More >
Tucked deep in the Bywater section of New Orleans, Vaughan's Lounge is way down-home -- as in, it's in a residential neighborhood and feels almost as though you're in someone's house. The long bar takes up so much room that people almost fall over the band at the end of… More >
Tapas, literally translated "little plates," encourages diners to sample smaller portions of several dishes, usually four or five different tastes, rather than the usual one appetizer, one entree. Vega Tapas Cafe is the place to try these exciting dishes. The tapas concept is fun and socially engaging. Patrons are free… More >
With 50 years in the same location, Venezia Restaurant is a family-owned-and-operated establishment cooking up the same, old-style recipes that New Orleans has enjoyed for the past 4 generations. The original owner was Anthony Carollo, who ran our Italian restaurant until May 1987, and now, Venezia Restaurant is under the… More >
Venusian Gardens is a newly renovated 150 year-old historic church in New Orleans that serves as an art gallery upstairs and an art studio downstairs. The art gallery is divided into two separate but adjoining spaces a large Venusian Garden art installation and a more formally composed exhibition space for… More >
VICTORY a gastro lounge with mixology flair offers a moment in time like no other. VICTORY strives to respond and stimulate all of your senses. Visit Victory Restaurant and savor international fresh market cocktails and homemade small plates, perfect for any night in the Big Easy. It's the perfect place… More >
Founder and owner, Jacob Manguno has been awarded the prestigious title of Officer dans l’Ordre of Arts Lettres by the French Government for his unparalleled knowledge and achievement in the Impressionist arena. Experience, trust, authenticity, and fine paintings are the hallmark of Mann Gallery ... there is not another gallery… More >
Vincent's Italian Cuisine "Uptown" (located just two blocks off of Carrollton Avenue) is nestled amongst the Oak trees lining the historic St. Charles Avenue streetcar line. (Stop 42) Vincent's offers a 5-star Italian cuisine with a New Orleans twist in a romantic setting. More >
Vital Sounds is a professional quality recording studio located in Uptown New Orleans, LA. Vital Sounds features great equipment, talented young engineers, and great value. Vital Sounds is a student and faculty-run commercial quality studio located on the 4th floor of the music building at Loyola University of New Orleans. More >
Bryan Burkey CWE, co-founder and director of W.I.N.O., is a member of the Society of Wine Educators, and a WSET Diploma candidate through the International Wine Center in New York City. At the International Wine Center, Bryan studies under Mary Ewing-Mulligan, the first female Master of Wine in North America.… More >
Some of the wonderful things you will find at Walker's Southern Style BBQ are ribs, chicken, brisket, chopped beef and much more! The famous cochon de lait po-boy, with coleslaw (instead of cabbage) and horseradish sauce, is also served at Walker's Southern Style BBQ. More >
"Paul Webb, who has been grinding it out in awesome band after band...known to the New Orleans music community as a workhorse musician" opened the doors of his Bywater Music store in summer 2009. Situated in an area bustling with musicians and artists, Bywater Music was "needed this for the… More >
Wellington & Company Fine Jewelry features an exceptional collection of antique, estate and contemporary fine jewelry, with a particular emphasis on the Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco periods. Among the collection are a vast selection of antique and estate diamond filigree rings ranging from .50 carats to 5.00 carats or… More >
The term "West Bank" is used to refer to all portions of metropolitan New Orleans south of Lake Pontchartrain and situated on the "western" bank of the river. The Westbank comprises of both Orleans and Jefferson Parishes. Algiers, the Orleans Parish section of the Westbank, joins Gretna, Terrytown, Westwego. The… More >
The Westwego Art Center is the home of The West Bank Art Guild. The Gallery on the ground floor displays members' art while the 2nd floor is used for classes, meetings and workshops. Call or come by for a listing of current class offerings. Visitors are always welcome! More >
Nestled near the corner of historic Sala Avenue and River Road, the Westwego Performing Arts Theatre is a proscenium style theatre with 12 rows of raked, amphitheatre-style seating. Managed by Jefferson Performing Arts Society (JPAS), patrons can experience a season of great theatre including musicals, family-friendly fare, and new works… More >
Since opening in 1968, Whisnant Galleries has grown to encompass over 12,000 square feet of showroom space. Both novices and long-time collectors will be impressed by the scope and quality of the gallery's selection. Ranging from exquisite 17th-century oil paintings to unique estate jewelry, Whisnant Galleries collection includes over 800… More >
As part of its mission to promote the study of Louisiana history, The Collection opened the Williams Research Center at 410 Chartres Street in January 1996. After an extensive restoration, the Williams Research Center (WRC) serves as The Collection's research facility. City architect Edgar Angelo Christy designed the 1915 Beaux… More >
Founded in 2000, Windsor Fine Art offers an extensive collection of works by the great masters, as well as nationally and internationally renowned contemporary artists. Works on paper by Rembrandt, Durer, Picasso, Miro, Matisse, Chagall, Renoir, Pissarro and Tissot grace the walls of this fine gallery. Original paintings and prints… More >
Hip, new upscale wine store, wine school and hi-tech wine tasting room featuring 80 wines by the glass. In addition to offering wine education at W.I.N.O., Bryan offers a wide range of consultation services * Cellar Design * Cellar Maintenance * Wine Appraisals * Sommelier Services More >
WMSJR is located at the corner of Camp and Calliope, one block from the The Ogden Museum of Southern Art, The Contemporary Arts Center, and World War II Museum. Please call for an appointment to meet the artist, William Marion Smith, Jr. and view his works. - William Marion Smith… More >
Enjoy the Bullfighter burger -- with jalapenos, avocado, and salsa -- or go for a burger with peanut butter and bacon. More >
Established in April 2003, Young Chefs Academy offers cooking classes to children in a safe environment that encourages discovery and creativity. While learning food preparation skills is the main ingredient at YCA, each class adds a heap of kitchen safety, a scoop of etiquette, a handful of table setting, a… More >
Yuki Izakaya is a Japanese-style tavern on Frenchmen Street in New Orleans. We specialize in Japanese homestyle tapas, traditionally a procession of small plates to share at your table, accompanied by sake, shochu or beer. As in Japan, our menu changes with the seasons, ensuring the best flavor of fresh… More >
ZEITGEIST MULTI-DISCIPLINARY ARTS CENTER has been bringing alternative art to New Orleans since November 1986 (over 23 years and still counting). We operate without any paid staff or public funds. Founded in 1986 by Rene Broussard when he was a BFA student in the Drama & Communications Department at the… More >
Zimmer's Seafood has serviced the New Orleans area for almost 30 years. Zimmer's Seafood always prepares their food with the best and most original homemade recipes. They guarantee that you will be pleased with their exceptional menu. More >
Art is everywhere in New Orleans and our cultural venues are as varied as you would expect from a nearly 300 year-old city. From neighborhood music clubs, contemporary art galleries, alternative arts spaces, fine dining restaurants, to cozy corner bookshops search ArtsNewOrleans to discover your favorite place to experience our creative culture.
Arts Council Of New Orleans
935 Gravier Street, Suite 850
New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 523-1465