A National Historic Landmark, Longue Vue was once home to prominent 20th-century New Orleans philanthropists, Edith and Edgar Stern. From the jump, the couple always wanted their home to become a public resource, a place […]
Did you know that the area of the French Quarter where the Historic BK House & Gardens is located was once called Piccolo Palermo? After the Civil War many Sicilian immigrants settled in this area […]
PRESENTS: Joanie Off the Pony: The Mermaid of New Orleans July 2, 2026 — New Orleans, LA — On July 19, 2026 at 2:00 p.m., artists from New Orleans and Atlanta will gather at the New […]
The Arts District of New Orleans (ADNO) is a burgeoning hub for young professionals and creatives. The organization strives to connect all aspects of the visual arts, culinary arts, musical arts, and the art of […]
A Studio in the Woods, located in eight forested acres on the Mississippi River in New Orleans, is dedicated to forest preservation, science-inspired art education and providing a peaceful retreat for artists and scholars who […]
Thanks for coming out and celebrating the arts with us. Here is the Culture Collision 9 wrap-up: First time colliding at the CAC – thank you CAC! Biggest one yet! Click here to see all of the […]
Since the Advocate expanded to New Orleans in 2012, our newspaper has become the leading daily news source for Louisiana. Through the distribution of accurate, relevant, and interesting news, the Advocate has forged an undoubtedly […]
Neptune Steel Orchestra of Louisiana aka NSOL is a steelpan musical group initially comprising of expats from the island of Trinidad and Tobago, the birthplace of steelpan. NSOL is the brain child of Mr. Roland […]
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