Located in historic Uptown New Orleans Audubon Zoo cares for animals from around the globe, engaging educational programs, and hands-on animal encounters. Unique natural habitats such as the award-winning Louisiana Swamp and Jaguar Jungle showcase the relationship between people and nature.
Longue Vue is a public garden and non-profit historic house museum, open to the public year-round for tours, programs, picnics, and retreats. We celebrate a legacy of design, community, and lifelong learning through daily visits and special programs.
Surrounded by a canopy of historic oaks, lush garden views, and Audubon’s manicured golf course, the Clubhouse Cafe is open to the public five days a week for a decadent lunch or brunch experience.
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84 years of ices, Hansen’s frozen ice treats keep the city happy and cool. (Our description.)
Following an extensive renovation in 2023, the Lagasse flagship reopens with a refined menu that pays tribute to the restaurant’s rich culinary heritage while incorporating Chef E.J.’s [Lagasse] modern and technique-driven training.
Ten years ago, Bamboula’s opened its doors and brought live music, great food and fun to the Frenchmen Street Entertainment District. Bamboula’s added its voice to the Fauborg Marigny and became one of the best-loved venues for an authentic New Orleans music experience.
30°/-90° features a broad spectrum of local and international talent that represents The Blues, Jazz, Dixieland, Zydeco, Bayou Funk, and the myriad of other variations that makeup the tasty musical gumbo that is New Orleans.
Our beautiful renovated restaurant and bar deliver exquisite food and drink in sophisticated surroundings. And our separate pool area is a bohemian retreat complete with a poolside bar and outdoor kitchen.
Situated in the heart of the French Quarter on St. Peter Street, the Preservation Hall venue presents intimate, acoustic New Orleans Jazz concerts over 360 nights a year featuring ensembles from a current collective of 50+ local master practitioners.
d.b.a. specializes in New Orleans local artists such as Treme Brass Band, John Boutte, and the Rebirth Brass Bands. Most shows are 21+ but some events allow younger listeners so best to check.
