Festivals & Events
Don’t Miss These Summer Events in New Orleans
With long, warm days in NOLA on the horizon and special summer room rates in effect, we wanted to provide a snapshot of the many ...
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What to Do During the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
Whether you’re visiting New Orleans for the very first time or you’re a seasoned Jazz Fest pro, you’ll want to make the most of your ...
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Enjoy the 35th Annual French Quarter Fest at the Hotel Monteleone
Beginning on April 12 and rolling until April 15, 2018, is the 35th annual French Quarter Fest, one of the nation’s largest free music festivals. ...
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The Tennessee Williams New Orleans Literary Festival: Read All About It
New Orleans will celebrate renowned author Tennessee Williams with its annual literary festival, March 21-25, 2018. As one of the major hosts of the festival ...
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Plan for Parades with Our Mardi Gras Parade Schedule
We’ve put together a Mardi Gras parade schedule for the whole season for parades rolling in Uptown New Orleans and the French Quarter. Take a ...
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Eat Cake For a Cause at King Cake Festival
It’s not healthy to eat king cake — but it is good for you! How, you ask? Well, when you eat king cake at the annual King ...
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Celebrate New Orleans’ 300th Birthday at One of These Commemorative Events
Did you know 2018 marks the 300th anniversary of our beloved city’s founding? This year, New Orleans is going all out in celebration of its ...
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What to Expect at NOLA ChristmasFest
From Thursday, December 21, to Sunday, December 31, the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center will be transformed into a winter wonderland for the 4th Annual NOLA ...
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The “Write” Hotel for the Words & Music Festival
The Hotel Monteleone is one of only three U.S. hotels to receive a Literary Landmark designation by United for Library’s Friends of Libraries society. The ...
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Louisiana Seafood Festival in New Orleans
Louisiana has 397 miles of coastline, making it the fifth-most coastal state in the U.S. according to congressional research, and the third-most according to the ...
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