New Orleans
It was easy to feel like you were in a place far away from our city. Homes that looked nothing like ours, a quiet and calm that New Orleans isn’t known for and a wealth that isn’t even approached by any but one or two other neighborhoods. Where was I?
If the walls of this art-deco building could talk, they’d tell about grand political circles, art deco history and the secrets of Earhart’s last attempt to fly around the world.
Not only does Christina Balzebre put a lot of effort into making her space welcoming for her customers, but she also prides herself on creating an environment where her staff feels comfortable.
Bearcat Café is a dry brunch of sorts, but where they lack in mimosas they make up for in bottled lemonades of different flavors, teas and impeccable meals.
When Brian Henry takes off his shirt, you quickly realize his love for the Saints is more than skin deep; he’s got the signatures of 51 people with Saints affiliations tattooed on his back, arm and ribs.
Satchmo SummerFest at the U.S. Mint honors the birthday of famed New Orleanian Louis Armstrong on August 4, 1901, known as Satchmo.
While the heat (and/or occasional flooding) may keep you inside in these final sweaty summer days, time waits for no one.
New Orleans happens to be home to one of the largest Honduran populations in the United States, so there’s a good chance there’s delicious baleada just around the corner from you.
It’s the beginning of August already?! You know what that means: back to school, heavy traffic in the mornings, and dare we say it, football season is coming!
Rain didn’t stop New Orleans from celebrating the life of Art “Poppa Funk” Neville Wednesday at a memorial service in Rhodes Funeral Home in Central City.