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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.
The Historic New Orleans Collection is throwing a gala at 533 Royal Street, complete with a silent auction and cocktails.
The Besthoff family's gift will require a 40-foot crane lift to move the granite giant into City Park this fall.
The Dec. 5 gala debuts a new outdoor stage and turns Esplanade Avenue into a winter lights display with brass bands and vintage fashion.
BRUFF's second year opens with Sex, Lies, and Videotape and hands-on film workshops at Manship Theatre this weekend.
Edward Buckles Jr.'s immersive installation at the CAC lets visitors step into his family's pre-storm home, right down to the DJ Jubilee dance parties.
The Soul Queen of New Orleans gets the opening-night spotlight as the festival unveils 175 films from around the world.
Southeastern Louisiana University's new HIPS Military Museum opens with 1,000-plus artifacts, including a Louisiana judge's Nuremberg robe.
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