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The Bayou Classic brings Southern University and Grambling University together for their traditional end-of-the-season football game, played at the Louisiana Superdome.
Once a year, a handful of beautiful houses in New Orleans open their doors to the public, allowing a whistle-stop historic tour of a fascinating city.
New Orleans' New Year's Eve Street Party rocks the entire French Quarter as people flood onto the streets to welcome in the New Year. Enjoy the vibe on Bourbon Street and then head on over to…
One of New Orleans' most-loved holiday traditions, the legendary Fairmont Hotel's decorates it's block-long lobby with flocked Christmas trees and a breathtaking canopy of white angel hair…
Beauregard-Keyes House in Holiday Trim
Louisiana's Beauregard-Keyes House in the Big Easy shows off its charming Christmas decorations - greenery, velvet ribbons and lace included - for an entire month, closed only on Christmas Day.
New Year doesn't have to be solely the preserve of the grown-ups. Kids can enjoy the celebrations at the Louisiana Children's Museum.
The Sugar Bowl is New Orleans' oldest annual sporting event and first took place in 1935. It kicks off the New Year in style at the Louisiana Superdome. Traditionally the game features the…
The New Orleans Saints play their NFL games at the Louisiana Superdome. The regular season runs from September to January. Please visit the Saints' website for full details of all fixtures.
Battle of New Orleans Celebration
Chalmette Battlefield in New Orleans, Louisiana springs back to life with the Battle of New Orleans Celebration, a flashback to the events of 1812, which saw an American victory over the…
From the luxurious to the practical, the New Orleans Boat Show displays boats, motors, engines, personal watercraft, electronics, fishing gear and marine accessories at the Ernest Morial…
Celebration in the Oaks is an annual event that promises a magical festive experience. Trees across the historic City Park in New Orleans are decorated with sparkling lights to create a…
Join the cheering crowds for the annual Mardi Gras Marathon. The route travels through some of the most beautiful and interesting parts of New Orleans, beginning and ending at the Louisiana Superdome.
The Mardi Gras in New Orleans is one of the largest, most famous and most spectacular parties in the world, drawing hundreds of thousands of revellers each year. Expect flamboyant 'krewe'…
Dreams Come True: Art of the Classic Fairy Tales from the Walt Disney Studio
Hop on Aladdin's carpet or escort Cinderella to the ball at New Orleans Museum of Art's Dreams Come True. The exhibition features over 600 artworks from legendary animated films and includes…
St Patrick's Day in New Orleans
New Orleans is a city which uses any excuse to throw a party so on St Patricks Day the city takes on a distinctly Irish flavour. Hot on the heels of Mardi Gras, New Orleans hosts a uniquely…
Tennessee Williams Literary Festival
In March, New Orleans pays tribute to the great American dramatist Tennessee Williams with theatrical performances, literary walking tours, music and a book fair. Tennessee Williams Literary…
Join thousands of other participants in the Crescent City Classic race as they run from New Orleans' French Quarter to the City Park.
New Orleans Annual Gay Easter Parade
The annual Easter Parade is a chance for New Orleans' gay community to demonstrate their party spirit and creativity.
The New Orleans Hornets play their NBA basketball games at the New Orleans Arena. The regular season runs from October until April. Please visit the NBA website for full details of all fixtures.
Every spring, the French Quarter Festival celebrates New Orleans culture. Numerous stages showcase local musicians, fireworks are set off in a spectacular display over the Mississippi river…
