The world's oldest surviving rural jazz hall reopens under live oaks with a $15 gate and a tribute to Bessie Smith and Ma Rainey.

Cannons, candle-making and colonial dance return to the LSU Rural Life Museum as Baton Rouge marks its 1779 siege.

The Cabildo's new Sportsman's Paradise show pairs Audubon watercolors with a former governor's hunting coveralls.

The Black Schoolhouse blends a community kitchen, garden, and paid apprenticeships in a roughly 2,000-square-foot building.

The Cajundome hosted rare coins, bullion, and jewelry for collectors Sept. 11-12.

Music Box Village hosts its fourth drum festival on October 3, with over 100 artists from Guyana to Brazil and Haiti.

More than 100 fans packed The Broadside to watch the 23-year-old tailor take the $200,000 crown.

A 7.5-foot bronze Buffett now watches over the Mobile River, two days ahead of the exhibit's grand opening.

The Central City museum owes nearly $5 million on its mortgage, but its cocktail archive and artifacts may find new homes.

The 11-day run kicks off Sept. 24, with Irma Thomas at Preservation Hall and a 106.7 The End reunion at Howlin' Wolf set for Sept. 26.

The Marching 100 Alumni Band will hit a major Carnival parade for the first time, reuniting Purple Knights from across generations.

The elderly building owner finally agreed to sell, ending Ruffins’ yearslong push to buy the Claiborne Avenue landmark.

Aina Alegre's ‘At Dawn’ pairs six dancers with five musicians on a runway stage inside the CAC warehouse to open the four-day festival.