New Orleans
Between the excitement of the LSU Tigers winning the SEC Championship and the disappointment of the Saints’ last-minute loss to the 49ers in the Dome, lots happened to keep your eye on.
What started out as a yearly effort to give back to those less fortunate has snowballed, via friends and social media, into something much bigger.
New Orleans’ only black-owned craft brewery went to retail locally for the first time over Thanksgiving — and told nobody.
This new tradition of the holiday brunch has that same Christmas magic as the dinner, we just get to enjoy it before the twinkling lights and inflatable snowmen turn on.
Step inside, and you’ll find a cozy shop stacked practically floor to ceiling with what shop owner Steve Lacy said a customer estimated must be about 30,000 books.
This week we’re celebrating all the things, and people, that make our city unique, bright and merry.
Holiday time is in full swing in the city. Not only is everyone feeling the holiday joy, but the Saints are ALREADY divisional champs!
The HNOC houses extensive collections covering everything from music, sports, Carnival, and the Civil War and Reconstruction.
Ciolino and Armato, both New Orleanians living in Covington, are the brains behind the beauty of ProbablyThis, a lifestyle blog they cheekily describe with the tagline “better homo and garden.”
Let’s face it, our four-legged friends are really family too. So why not let them have the spotlight this holiday season?