Know Your NOLA
“We don’t know what the future holds, but we do know that we will reopen, and when we do, all of our employees have a job waiting for them. Katrina couldn’t stop us, and this won’t either!”
David Roe and Joe Fontana nourish bodies and souls on St. Joseph’s Day, preparing the St. Joseph’s Day altar for the oldest African American church in the country, St. Augustine.
Whether you’re a local who’s going on a “staycation” or you’re visiting New Orleans for the first (or hundredth) time, here’s a few places to get some good casual photos to add to the scrapbook or share on the ‘gram (or Snapchat, or Tik Tok).
Here’s the official Very Local New Orleans list where you can get some of the good stuff and a few cold drinks, along with the times and prices of crawfish while you’re at it. You’re gonna wanna bookmark this one, y’all!
The Irish have played a huge part in building this city: by 1850, between 20% and 25% of the city was Irish!
What the heck are sports fans supposed to watch for the next seven months?! Well, rugby is what some are calling the fastest-growing sport in the country.
Whether you have a hankering for breakfast or you could really go for some hummus right about now, here are a few spots that are sure to keep your hanger pains at bay.
Don’t get us wrong. We all love NOLA But it’s easy to hit a wall in the oft-mentioned marathon. A great way to break out of a funk is to head outside. With that in mind, we’ve compiled a few of the best outdoor getaways within driving distance of New Orleans.
Step off the ski slopes and then grab a pistol, but you won’t be in a biathlon, and there won’t even be snow on the ground. This VR arcade is bringing real life to the East.
Jumping from Fry-to-Fry is a great way to learn about other parts of the city, and the River Parishes too.