New Orleans · Jul 25–31
The next seven days in New Orleans, Jul 25–31: dated events, reliable places, and typed cards for fast decisions.
Updated Saturday, July 25 · event dates verified when shown
Herlin Riley, a legendary New Orleans drummer and former Art Blakey sideman, brings his quartet to Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro on Frenchmen Street. Known for his deep, driving rhythm and masterful time, Riley’s performance c
Join us for an extraordinary live performance by Alfred Banks at the Toulouse Theatre in New Orleans. This intimate 21+ show features a unique blend of soul, indie rock, and experimental sounds that captivate the audienc
A National Historic Landmark at 231 Carondelet Street, this eight-story stone structure is the final surviving cotton e…
A historic atmospheric theatre on Canal Street, the Saenger Theatre is a restored movie palace that hosts Broadway hits…
An iconic domed multi-purpose stadium in downtown New Orleans, the Caesars Superdome serves as the home of the NFL's Ne…
World’s largest collection of Southern art—paintings, prints, sculpture from 15 states in the Warehouse Arts District.
Paul Sánchez and The Rumpus bring high-energy roots rock to New Orleans' Frenchmen Street, performing at the iconic Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro on July 29. What to expect: a dynamic blend of lush guitar work, soulful vocals,
A deep, often-missed dive into Louisiana history in a beautifully preserved French Quarter complex.
A nonprofit organization dedicated to safeguarding New Orleans' unique architecture, neighborhoods, and cultural identi…
Diamond Khortez delivers an electrifying live performance at The Den at Howlin' Wolf, a historic music venue on South Peters Street in New Orleans. The show begins Thursday, July 31, 2026, at 3:00 AM local time, featurin
A beloved New Orleans landmark founded in 1906, Audubon Zoo spans 58 acres within Audubon Park. Home to over 2,000 anim…
Located in the Central Business District, this cultural hub preserves the legacy of Italian immigrants in Louisiana thr…
Historic candlelit pirate bar; grab a drink in one of the city’s oldest surviving buildings.
Experience the region’s most powerful plantation museum, centered on the lives of the enslaved.
A preserved 1831 Federal-style residence in the French Quarter, featuring an original operating open-hearth kitchen and…
The only home of Edgar Degas open to the public worldwide, this historic New Orleans mansion serves as a museum and an…
Perched atop the Four Seasons Hotel, Vue Orleans offers the city's only 360-degree panoramic views of the urban skyline…
Step back into the 19th century at this French Quarter gem, housed in an 1820s Creole townhouse and featuring the large…
Discover New Orleans' second oldest neighborhood, a serene West Bank escape featuring Victorian cottages, a Jazz Walk o…
Step back in time at the Adolph Meyer School, a rare 1917 Craftsman-style building designed by E. A. Christy. Listed on…
A stunning Gothic Revival masterpiece of cast iron, this 1850s warehouse once served as the storage hub for one of the…
The site of the first community school for Black children in the American South, established through the visionary phil…
Walk the famous live-oak alley and tour one of Louisiana’s most iconic river-road plantations.
A powerful historic marker marking the site where Homer Plessy's 1892 railroad protest sparked a landmark Supreme Court…
A stunning architectural tapestry in New Orleans, the Lower Garden District features 19th-century Greek Revival and Ita…
A former industrial hub transformed into New Orleans' premier arts district, blending historic warehouses with world-cl…
The administrative heart of New Orleans, this landmark serves as the seat of municipal government and houses the legisl…
A boutique Victorian inn on Royal Street, famous for its distinctive cornstalk cast-iron fence and ties to Elvis Presle…
A 14-story architectural gem in the Garden District, this historic hotel has hosted presidents and celebrities, offerin…
An elegant, pink Italianate mansion in the Garden District, featuring a two-story cast-iron gallery and a rich history…
A grand French Second Empire and Renaissance-style mansion built in 1872, now serving as the heart of the Louise S. McG…
A world-famous historic thoroughfare in the French Quarter, Bourbon Street is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, iconi…
The retail heart of New Orleans, this 171-foot-wide boulevard serves as a historic boundary between the French Quarter…
A majestic Greek Revival masterpiece on St. Charles Avenue, Gallier Hall served as New Orleans' City Hall for over a ce…
A landmark 19th-century hotel on St. Charles Avenue, featuring a historic porch bar and live jazz, blending New Orleans…
A haunting French Quarter landmark at 1140 Royal Street, this Empire-style mansion is infamous for the horrific torture…
The heart of the French Quarter's art and antiques scene, Royal Street is a historic corridor of elegant townhouses, sp…
Explore Tremé, widely recognized as the oldest African American neighborhood in America. This historic district is the…
A premier example of 18th-century French colonial architecture in the Vieux Carré, this historic townhouse offers a win…
The oldest and most historic cemetery in New Orleans, famous for its iconic above-ground vaults and the resting place o…
A premier private research institution in New Orleans, Tulane University blends historic architecture with modern facil…
Established in 1916, Le Petit Théâtre du Vieux Carré is New Orleans' oldest professional theatre, offering high-quality…
An Italian-Renaissance masterpiece in the Garden District, famous for its unique cast-iron cornstalk fence and a tumult…
Housed in the Woldenberg Art Center, this free museum showcases the world's largest collection of Newcomb Arts and Craf…
A stunning Beaux Arts landmark in the Central Business District, the Orpheum Theater has hosted New Orleans' finest art…
A striking 19th-century transit hub on Magazine Street, this National Register of Historic Places site has evolved from…
A pioneering industrial landmark on Julia Street, the 1906 Gulf Bag Company Building is celebrated as the first reinfor…
The former home of novelist George Washington Cable, this National Historic Landmark showcases the architecture and lit…
Established in 1853, this historic Catholic cemetery on Esplanade Avenue showcases New Orleans' unique above-ground bur…
Cocktail history, tasting stations, and a self-guided experience most visitors skip.
Watch workers build massive Mardi Gras floats and peek at spectacular creations from past parades.
The city’s flagship art museum, with a strong collection and a perfect City Park setting.
A dynamic, 8.5-acre interactive museum in City Park designed to connect children with the world through play, explorati…
A state-of-the-art museum and micro-distillery dedicated to the legacy of the Sazerac Company and the official cocktail…
A multidisciplinary arts complex in downtown New Orleans that challenges convention through bold experiments in visual…
A private, non-profit museum in New Orleans' museum district exploring over 300 years of Jewish life and cultural excha…
A cornerstone of the New Orleans Arts District, LeMieux Galleries specializes in art from Louisiana and the Southern U.…
A premier fine art gallery in the French Quarter, showcasing a massive collection of original works by 20th-century mas…
A world-unique riverfront attraction combining a massive aquarium and an insectarium, showcasing thousands of animals f…
Experience the heart of New Orleans along the banks of the Mississippi River, featuring historic steamboats, the scenic…
The first institution in New Orleans founded by and for people of African descent, this center serves as a vital hub fo…
A National Historic Landmark in the French Quarter, this 1826 raised cottage blends Creole and American architecture an…
A Victorian French Quarter townhouse completed in 1860, Gallier House showcases the architectural innovation of James G…
A one-of-a-kind historic house museum on Esplanade Avenue dedicated to preserving the material culture and rich legacy…
A National Historic Landmark in the Lakewood neighborhood, this estate features a historic house museum and eight acres…
Located in the historic Tremé neighborhood, this museum preserves the art, culture, and contributions of African Americ…
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