The three B’s take New Orleans by “dark and stormy” on November 3, bringing together delicious fare and the best beverages in town. It’s the festival designed by Chef Emeril Lagasse, held at Champions Square, and the ultimate foodie event everyone looks forward to. However, it’s so much more than food and drink—it’s an…
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Runs in New Orleans
There’s no better way to get a fresh perspective on New Orleans than with a challenging race or fun run. November is full of opportunities to get a head start on burning those holiday calories, starting with the Crescent City Fall Classic 5k. The November 4 event kicks off at New Orleans City Park…
A New Orleans Halloween
New Orleans knows how to throw a party, and they go all out for Halloween and Dia de los Muertos. It battles Mardi Gras for one of the biggest parties of the year, with plenty of options for kids and adults alike. Check out one of the many haunted tours around the French Quarter…
Steamboat Natchez
Hop on board the only steamboat in New Orleans for a two-hour cruise in the classic American tradition. Locally owned and operated, it’s a unique way to see the Mississippi River whether you opt for the dinner or daytime jazz cruise. It operates daily year-round, and you can visit the steam engine room in…