Things to Do
Of course there’s a haunted house open on Friday the 13th, and the Mortuary is getting a head start on spooky season. Friday is their opening day, with three more dates in September for you to get your scares in early.
In a city known for jazz, funk, and hip-hop, it might be surprising to learn that an ‘80s-themed dance party has been happening every week for nearly 20 years, yet this tradition has endured and thrived.
Strap on you armor, sharpen your sword, grab your shield, and head over to Oak Street for an adventure at D4 Tabletop Gaming Cafe.
Lil’ Wayne might sound small, but over more than two decades, he’s become one of our city’s largest ambassadors.
New Orleans is having its annual tattoo convention, and big names like Lizzo, Ari Lennox, Travis Scott and Megan Thee Stallion are coming to town.
It’s a weekend of celebrations: LGBTQ pride, curves in fashion and the Little League World Series champs!
Krewes paraded down Carrolton Ave to Palmer Park and back to Oak street to mark the halfway point, 184 days, to Mardi Gras 2020.
In 1948, the steel town of Donora, PA suffered a harrowing smog incident that killed 20 people. Visitors note the museum’s optimistic outlook: “Clear air started here.”
Running from roller derby girls in the heat with a beer in hand? Yes, please.
Like your good Spanx, the organization is the perfect foundation for showing off your curves. The fashion show aims to show plus size women of all heights and backgrounds together embracing their curves and brings designers, consumers and vendors out on the town.