The 28-year-old Louisiana bluesman, fresh off two Blues Music Awards, shares a bill with the 90-year-old legend Tuesday night.

The Benjamin W. Mount Auditorium's $230,000 makeover brings new lighting, curtains and a celebration on August 28.

A jeep with a broken axle and Mauldin's real Purple Heart anchor the new National WWII Museum exhibit, open through April 2027.

Kermit Ruffins, DJ Soul Sister and Harry Shearer headline a September 12 benefit as the Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard venue races to finish its comeback.

Convergence 2026 brings 500-plus weavers to the Sheraton, with free Friday shopping and a service project for Habitat for Humanity.

Cajun jam sessions, French Mass, and a noisemaking parade filled Vermilionville on Sunday as Lafayette marked its Acadian roots.

A New Orleans playwright turns a Whitney Plantation visit into a world premiere at Le Petit Theatre this week.

The Beauregard-Keyes House turns 200 this year, and a September symposium will dig into how the Chartres Street landmark has survived two centuries.

Grammy winner Ella Mai headlines New Orleans' 2,600-seat Saenger Theatre this Friday on her 'Do You Still Love Me?' tour.

A 2,600-square-foot interactive map tracing all 50 states will debut in New Orleans before traveling to schools and museums.

White Linen and Lagniappe returns to Olde Towne Slidell this Saturday with live music, food, shopping and local vendors.

New Orleans is the only city named to a new national list of irreplaceable American heritage places. The honor highlights both its cultural power and mounting preservation threats.

Quoc and Amanda Nguyen were named Oshun's 31st king and queen; the selection is being billed as the first time an Asian American king and queen will reign together in a New Orleans krewe.