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COOLinary New Orleans
August & September 2010
Every summer, famous New Orleans restaurants all over the city offer summer menus featuring special three-course meals. more... | |
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Southern Decadence
September 3-6, 2010
Nicknamed the "Gay Mardi Gras," this annual celebration attracts as many as 100,000 participants from all over the world. more... | |
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New Orleans Seafood Festival
September 10-12, 2010
The fourth annual New Orleans Seafood Festival is a festival of food, music and fun and will take place in Lafayette Square across from historic Gallier Hall on St. Charles Avenue. more... | |
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Project 30-90
September 11, 2010
Adding to a list of environmentally friendly practices, New Orleans is incorporating green practices into its famous festivals. Join us for the city’s second annual all green music festival, featuring several local musicians. more... | |
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New Orleans Burlesque Festival
September 17-19, 2010
Glamorous burlesque dancers, comics, singers, and variety acts from
around the world celebrate classic burlesque in the most entertaining, classy, and risqué showcases. more... | |
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Art for Arts' Sake
October 2, 2010
Every fall, gallery owners in the Arts District and on Magazine Street throw open their doors in celebration of the arts culture of New Orleans. Join 30,000 other art lovers at this giant, chic street party. more... | |
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New Orleans Film Festival
October 2010
Louisiana is the third-largest film destination in America, behind only Hollywood and New York City. This annual celebration of the art form features premieres, film screenings, workshops and more. | |
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Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival
October 16 & 17, 2010
Two stages of the best in blues from New Orleans and beyond. The festival is dedicated to the men and women in blue- the NOPD. "Walk the Beat," a fundraising event on Saturday. more... | |
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Fall Arts & Crafts Festival
October 16 & 17, 2010
Visit more than 150 booths of artists and crafters from throughout the United States at Oak Alley Plantation. more... | |
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Krewe of Halloween
October 30, 2010
This spooktcular Halloween event is unlike any other parade in the world and parades through the “BOO CARRE”. It became the official Halloween Parade in New Orleans in 2007. more... | |
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Halloween New Orleans
October 28-November 1, 2010
New Orleans knows how to do Halloween right. Haunted houses, voodoo history, above-ground cemetery tours and Halloween on Frenchman Street, one of the most celebrated gay-circuit parties of the year. more... | |
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Voodoo Music Experience
October 2010
Only the coolest take to the stage at this Halloween-themed festival in City Park, known for its blending of high-profile national artists with famous local musicians. more... | |
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Louisiana Swamp Festival
November 6 & 7, 2010
Visit with the alligators and other assorted swamp critters. Eat all the jambalaya and gumbo you can get your hands on. more... | |
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Words & Music Festival
November 18-22, 2010
Join well-known authors, editors, agents and entertainers in celebrating William Faulkner, who honed his craft in a Pirate's Alley apartment in the French Quarter. more... | |
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Po-boy Preservation Festival
November 21, 2010
On Sunday, November 22, 25,000+ New Orleanians came out once again to celebrate the city’s most famous sandwich on the newly renovated Oak Street corridor. The festival includes a judged competition for the best po-boys in seven categories. more... | |
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Christmas New Orleans Style
December 1-January 6, 2011
A month-long celebration featuring free evening concerts, candlelight caroling in Jackson Square, cooking demonstrations, Papa Noel hotel rates and Reveillon dinners. more... | |
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Treme Creole Gumbo Festival & Holiday Bazaar
December 2010
This free festival celebrates the history of Faubourg Treme as a hotbed of New Orleans musical and culinary culture. more... | |
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