Performances hit Marigny and Bywater stages Nov. 12-15.

A French Quarter convent built in 1752 will feature actors portraying an enslaved surgeon and the first Indigenous Ursuline sister.

The 1950 Treme landmark is shutting down after years as an event space, with event coordinator Laura Meyers saying she'll miss regulars.

The Bonfouca Museum held a grand opening, with Chief Warhorse serving as keynote speaker.

The André Cailloux Center now holds the former St. Rose de Lima campus on Bayou Road, tied to a Civil War-era Black Union officer.

Mariachi, an ofrenda from Mexico's consulate, and a Catrina costume contest headline the free New Orleans celebration.

A Gentilly native who danced on Broadway now headlines New Orleans Ballet Theatre's Halloween revival at the Orpheum.

A former bank, a community fridge and a 2027 studio are reshaping this five-block Westwego strip.

Katie Carter says the acclaimed director lifted private sentencing-video clips during a 2017 New Orleans training and never gave them back.

Doussan Music Group is opening a Wedgewood-Houston office while keeping its Covington, Louisiana base, alongside three personnel updates.

Tonya Boyd-Cannon headlines the Nov. 14 fundraiser at the nonprofit's first-ever owned campus in Gentilly Woods.

A new intimate staging in Kenner's Lagniappe Theater puts prop bags and aisle antics right in the audience's lap.

Richard Gladstein will take audience questions after the New Orleans Museum of Art screens his Oscar-nominated film.