While New Orleans people, who have experienced the great hurricane Katrina back in 2005, feel greatly for East-coasterners, now suffering the aftermath of Sandy, it is good to rest assured that the city is now protected against such natural disasters. More … Read More
New Orleans may very well be the most exciting place in the US, if not the world, to celebrate All Hallow’s Eve. The city of famed vampires, haunted cemeteries, and ancient voodoo draws to its shadowy midst the most fervent … Read More
NOLA is slowly but surely expanding its biking facilities as more and more of its inhabitants and visitors jump on the biking wagon. Why are so many people becoming fans? Biking is healthy, environmentally-friendly, and enjoyable. As the city of … Read More
In the previous post we wrote about Ann Rice and her beautiful descriptions of New Orleans. There are other well-known writers though, who have lived in New Orleans, getting inspired from the city and its beautiful southern atmosphere. William Faulkner, … Read More
Target recently released new editions of Ann Rice’s Sleeping Beauty books. Few people know, though, that a lot of Ann Rice’s novels take place in New Orleans. The Mayfair Witches story – a several-generations-long saga about strong women and men, … Read More
If you haven’t already, get your tickets and reserve your ride to the Satchmo Summer Fest this August 3 – 5 in the French Quarter in New Orleans. A combination of live local bands, speakers, seminars and discussions on Louis … Read More
Come to NOLA this August and join the Hash Hous Harrier (a so-called “drinking club with a running problem”) for their annual Red Dress Run – a breast-cancer research fundraiser. The event combines fun and fudraising all in one, for … Read More
NOLA’s Essence Music Festival is right around the corner! The notes start blasting two days after the Fourth of July and go until July 8th. Get ready with us and be prepared to enjoy the music to the fullest. Among … Read More
Join the fun in downtown NOLA to celebrate this year’s Fourth of July in a style that can’t be beat. New Orleans will be partying all day and night, offering music and dining during the day and long into the … Read More
Enjoy NOLA in all its traditional flavor! Here are the most famous foods celebrated and ingrained in New Orleans culture: Gumbo Creole-Cajun soup invention that includes seafood, okra, tomatoes, sassafras leaves, flour and fat, chicken, or even sausage, all thick … Read More