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Mark your calendars for Oct 6th’s Art for Art’s Sake, an art and boutique filled night in New Orleans Warehouse District and along Magazine Street. Art for Arts' Sake was conceived by the Contemporary Arts Center in 1979 as a means of promoting the New Orleans art community and its artists. The e...
09/27/2012
Love Southern Food? Love New Orleans (honestly, it’s hard to love food without loving New Orleans, isn’t it?)? Then a trip to Southern Food and Beverage Museum in the Warehouse District is right up your alley! The Southern Food and Beverage Museum (affectionately known as SoFab) is a nonprofit li...
09/27/2012
The Evolution of New Orleans Hollywood South Earlier this Spring, I ran into Mark Wahlburg at Cochon and was star-struck. A few weeks later, I saw Matthew McConaughey walking down Magazine Street, and Mark Ruffalo at Crescent City Farmers Market. Recently, Morgan Freedman has been spotted around ...
09/23/2012
Eco-shopping: New Orleans Green Light District Travel down Magazine Street to the Lower Garden District and you will come across a collection of shops that emphasize and promote an eco-conscious lifestyle, with style. The Green Light District has oodles of help for your home; construction suppli...
09/21/2012
Enjoy a day on the Tammany Trace Need a break from the city? Want to get the family on bikes or enjoy a long walk away from cars and traffic and bumpy sidewalks? Hop on the Causeway over to the Tammany Trace, Louisiana’s first and only rails-to-trails conversion. Once a popular railroad route f...
09/21/2012
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Good Eats in the Riverbend A streetcar ride from Downtown lies the Riverbend Neighborhood, so named because of the location just as the Mississippi River bends around the city. The Riverbend is home to some of New Orleans best restaurants, off the beaten path for tourists, but prized by locals. ...
09/21/2012
When the weather starts to cool, New Orleanians love to gather outdoors again. Add great music, food and drinks, and we are all in. Wait, it’s free AND the food and drink benefit great causes? This is nearly too good to be true. It’s how we do in NOLA, y’all! This week is the first week for both ...
09/19/2012
I can’t help but hum along to Buckwheat Zydeco’s tribute to Audubon Zoo every time I enter it’s gate (or pass by it, or think about it, or mention it…!). Like the song, Audubon Zoo is a New Orleans treasure. Open year-round, it is a great way to educate your kids, entertain the family, and ensure...
09/19/2012
Looking for a beautiful Metairie Mediterranean for sale with easy access to Lake Ponchartrain? As I approached the curb outside of 4917 Kennedy Street, I was immediately impressed with the large palm trees that lined the front yard. I often help for sale by owners market their homes on the web a...
09/12/2012
Season 3 of Treme Premiers September 23 The sound of crowds watching a television show together doesn’t seem like it would be that rowdy, does it? Unless that show is “Treme” and the city is New Orleans. Fans will soon again gather at local bars to watch HBO’s show about the rebuilding of New Or...
09/12/2012
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