Stay Home
From an impromptu duet on Frenchmen Street to a social distanced gathering in Audubon Park to one-on-one confession in Lakeview to an eerily empty Jackson Square, New Orleanians spent the weekend learning to be together apart.
Although schools are not functioning in a recognizable way, the communities that exist within the schools are still pushing to provide for each other.
Obviously none of this will fully alleviate the hardships many of us will face during this emergency, but there is some help out there.
Instead of the usual St. Patrick’s Day crowds, Bourbon Street sat empty Tuesday evening, the day after the state shut down bars and curtailed restaurant operations in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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So you have to stay home but you’re not sure what groceries to buy or what to even cook. We’ve got you (and your pots) covered.
Maybe you have a business idea that you think would be helpful to the public and have even contemplated starting your own business. Do you want to be your own boss?
Taking their classes online, here’s how a handful of local yoga studios are continuing to practice while social distancing themselves during quarantine.
Just days ago, social lockdowns prompted by the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic came crashing down on south Louisiana’s festival season, affecting hundreds of local musicians.
When the state’s new rules governing their operation came down, many of the restaurants on Freret Street between Jefferson and Napoleon Avenues did what New Orleanians do best — they adjusted and adapted.