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Drink a great beer with your right hand, and a pet a good dog with your left. Saturday Sept. 21 the the Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals’ (LA-SPCA) largest fundraiser, NOLA on Tap.
The Sazerac bar excluded women except on Mardi Gras until September 26, 1949 when women ‘stormed the bar.’ The event was celebrated first with a luncheon and fashion show at the Blue Room before the group of women second lined to the Sazerac bar with music by the Twisty River Band.
Less than an hour from downtown, the Westmoreland Museum of American Art is the perfect day trip destination for both art aficionados and beginners.
Dr. Hunter Cole is taking paintings with a special strain of blue-green bacteria and bringing them to life in a special exhibit.
Octavia Books has been a neighborhood staple for over 19 years now, for many good reasons. The independent book retailer opened in the year 2000 – a time when many small bookstores were closing and big-box chain stores were popping up in mall parking lots across America.
September 20-22, 2019: The #Rickmobile is rolling into town, afternoon dance parties, vegan brunch for the whole bunch and lots of other things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend.
The upscale dinner series features a five course meal with wine or herbal tea pairings. Chef Curtis Gamble will deliver each course and talk through his creative process.
Had a ruff week? Don’t terrier yourself up over it.
The Zenith Cafe, located on the South Side is a cafe, antique shop and art gallery that offers an affordable, made-from-scratch, vegan brunch every weekend.
Whether you’re trying to find the first beer you ever liked — or whether you happen to love them all — 400 beers is a lot. We’re going to have to make some choices at Nola on Tap, and to help we turned to the experts.