With March upon us, expect a good slate of early-spring activities in the Crescent City.
Al fresco dining combines casual-to-fine dining with a Sunday afternoon picnic vibe, and the French Quarter has many restaurants and cafes that offer a breath of fresh air.
For four days (Thursday, April 16, through Sunday, April 19, 2026), a big chunk of the French Quarter will be transformed into a series of festival stages.
Choose the best spot to enjoy an old-fashioned crawfish boil in New Orleans.
Show your appreciation for the mothers in your life with these suggestions.
It shouldn’t come as a surprise, considering New Orleans’ deep Irish heritage, that the weekend of St. Patrick’s Day is one of the biggest party times in the city.
Explore these fantastic examples of indigenous New Orleans design that should not be missed by travelers, especially those who are interested in art and architecture.
