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Mondays mean red beans in New Orleans
New Orleans restaurants are fairly predictable during Lent – they have red beans and rice on Mondays and a seafood special on Fridays. photo by Patsy R. Brumfield/The Southfacin’ Cook The Monday...
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New Orleans Oyster Festival 2014 (schedule, tips, map)
The 2014 New Orleans Oyster Festival is this weekend (May 31 and June 1). The food is the same both days, but the music is different. Want to see the oyster shucking contest? That’s Saturday at noon....
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#newinNOLA tip – praline is pronounced “prawleen”
Happy National Praline Day! Have you tried one of these delicious sugary treats yet? There are plenty of storebought options in the French Quarter, especially near the French Market. If you ask nicely,...
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Good places to picnic in New Orleans
Lazy summer/fall days call for a picnic with friends, especially at dusk when things cool off a little bit. Plus, this is a budget-friendly form of entertainment. You can go all out for a picnic, but...
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Advice for tailgating in Champions Square
Who dat!! That, my New in NOLA friends, is a phrase you should get used to in New Orleans. It is the rallying cry for Saints fans. Here’s the song to get you in the mood: One of the best places to hear...
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Thanksgiving in New Orleans
Happy Thanksgiving! Will this be your first Turkey Day in New Orleans? You are in for a treat. Here are some options from our Instagram friends and other people we’ve asked. • Grab your friends and...
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Caroling in Jackson Square – what you need to know
We’re caroling in Jackson Square tonight (Dec. 21) with a thousand or so of our closest friends. It’s a free, magical event in New Orleans. Open to everyone. And again, 100 percent free. The event...
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Christmas 2014 in New Orleans (photo highlights)
Happy New Year! Tonight (Jan. 5) wraps up the Christmas season in New Orleans. Tomorrow (Jan. 6) is the twelfth night of Christmas and officially starts the carnival season, which ends with Mardi Gras....
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Where to recycle Mardi Gras beads in New Orleans
Hope you survived Mardi Gras. You probably have a house full of glitter and beads now. We sure do. Before you throw away your loot, consider your other options, such as DIY projects and recycling....
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Must-do things in New Orleans for first-time visitors
First time in New Orleans? Hosting friends/family who have never been to New Orleans before? We’ve got you covered. The city is jam-packed with things to do, but there are a few classics you need to...
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