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.
The Blue Nile is New Orleans’ premiere intimate music venue. Located in the heart of the historic Frenchmen Street, it has been the home of countless top funk, blues, soul, and brass shows, featuring local, national and international acts.
For over 30 years, Snug Harbor has provided the best in live jazz & great regional cooking at reasonable prices. Snug is located in three rooms of a renovated 1800’s storefront located in the Faubourg Marigny, just outside the French Quarter. We have a dining room, a bar, and a music room.
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Doreen Ketchens has been called Lady Louie, Miss Satchmo & The Female Louis Armstrong, to name a few…Her intense passion gets under your skin and brings you to a new place.
Located near the river in West Riverside, Tipitina’s has been offering live music since 1977. It is perhaps the one of the best known music venues in the city because of its dedication to local musicians. Tipitinas is a ticketed venue and acts play a variety of styles. The current owners have created the Tip-It Foundation to further promote Gulf South music. Street parking only.
Saffron Nola, is the culmination of the Vilkhu family’s lifetime of passion for culture and food. Their James Beard nomination for Best New Restaurant in 2018 was hard earned after gracing the New Orleans community with a catering business for 26-years and a pop up restaurant for 6-years.
A breakfast stop created by the people from Turkey and the Wolf. Innovative, homey, a perfect place to start the day.
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From a small grocery store opened by an Italian immigrant in 1898, through several generations and the many changes in Mid-City New Orleans, Mandina’s maintains its neighborhood essence.
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Featuring soul-filled local dishes and some of the city’s lowest prices, Café Reconcile is a destination lunch spot for a wide cross-section of New Orleanians as well as visitors from all across the country.
