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Oktoberfest – in New Orleans

Even those who have never visited Germany have probably heard of the Oktoberfest in Munich. The mere mention of this event conjures up image of busty blonde Bavarian barmaids in traditional costumes and thousands of thirsty revelers all competing to … Read More

Fishy business in New Orleans this October

New Orleans is world-renowned for the taste and quality of its seafood, much of which comes from the nearby Gulf of Mexico. Why does seafood from Louisiana taste so good? Simply because it is fresher. And the shortest trip to … Read More

Get decadent in New Orleans this September

Gay rights is still a taboo subject in many corners of the world. It’s hard to believe in 2013 but even in some corners of Europe – notably the profoundly conservative (with a small “c”) former communist bloc – to … Read More

Sleepy time down south with Satchmo

Louis Armstrong (1901-1971), affectionately known as “Satchmo” (short for Satchel Mouth) was arguably the most famous and beloved black entertainer of the 20th century. A native of New Orleans (after whom the city’s airport is named) he was one of … Read More

NOLA festivals in June and July

Festival Season in New Orleans is never really here, i.e. that it starts or stops at some point, since it’s always here, all year round. There’s always something cooking in NOLA, literally and metaphorically, and whether you’re coming in May … Read More

NOLA for Honeymooners

Different cultures and societies have their own unique ways of celebrating the time after marriage. The idea of a honeymoon, or traveling together after the wedding, was initially borrowed from India and has long since been adopted in Western culture. … Read More

Visiting NOLA’s Historical French Market

The French Market in NOLA is one of the central historical landmarks of the city. The oldest public market in the U.S., The French Market was founded in 1791 and has existed on the same site ever since, though it … Read More

New Orleans prom ballers season looms

New Orleans’ prom season looms again, one of those rites of passage for all graduates everywhere. Prom night in New Orleans is a joyous occasion resplendent with pictures and memories as the boys and girls get together and party. Boys … Read More

Dalai Lama in New Orleans, May 16-18, 2013

abhikrama / Foter.com / CC BY With the Jazz & Heritage Festival soon to leave the scene, though Jazz never really leaves the scene in NOLA, there are other exciting, interesting and significant events coming up. One of them is … Read More

NOLA Jazz & Heritage fest 2013

Tom Haymes / Foter.com / CC BY-NC-SA New Orleans is the undisputed jazz-capital of the world. This is no secret to anyone, as we all know very well that NOLA’s music scene has come to influence and determine how a … Read More