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 >
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 >
Patricia Shore Barnett established Barnett Fine Art, LLC in January 2003. Ms. Barnett’s experience includes successful art sales and placement in two of the top galleries in the French Quarter in New Orleans. There, Barnett was able to combine her passion for art and her considerable sales ability. Barnett Fine… 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 >
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 >
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 >
Located between Coliseum and Euterpe Streets, in New Orleans Lower Garden District. 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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 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 >
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 >
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 >
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