Know Your NOLA
Maybe you’re sober-curious, or interested in cutting back but don’t know where to start, or what a sober Carnival would look like.
The collection boasts gowns and costumes from 1941 to 1968.
The Music Box Village, located in New Orleans’ 9th Ward, pays homage to the unique history and sounds of the city by creating a space filled with miniature musical houses that double as instruments.
Not only was New Orleans a center of America’s network of Mafia families… many historians believe New Orleans was the original center.
The menu also boasts Southern fried catfish, stuffed fish, stuffed crabs, seafood pasta, lobster, shrimp, stuffed baked potatoes, an assortment of seafood tacos on Tuesdays and much more.
A golden ghost, without a stitch of clothing on, haunts a Royal Street rooftop, shivering and pacing through the night before collapsing just before dawn.
Blue Cypress Books has been keeping the community well-read for what’s coming up on 12 years this year.
Lunch is served as a buffet that changes daily, served from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Yuca rolls, dal makhani, mushroom matar, chicken masala, it’s all here.
Sweet Soulfood, located at 1025 N. Broad, is serving up delicious vegan soul food, cafeteria-style, to put you back on track this holiday season and all year long.
Did you know Isidore Newman and Issac Delgado are both Jewish? There’s lot of Jewish history in our city to celebrate during Hanukkah.