New Orleans · Jul 31–Aug 2
157 things to do in New Orleans next weekend: Jul 31–Aug 2
A forward look at New Orleans for Jul 31–Aug 2: events and places that are useful to plan around early.
Updated Saturday, July 25 · event dates verified when shown
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New Orleans Suspects
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76th Street w/ Tornsey
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Sip+Dip: Afro Beats
Sip+Dip: Afro Beats celebrates the vibrant fusion of African rhythms and New Orleans culture at Audubon Zoo. Attendees will enjoy themed dance sessions, live music performances, and immersive experiences under the evenin
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Lyfe Jennings
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Millie Grace Band w/ Shelby Kemp, Shawn Bourg & Chris Vincent and Jack Lucas
76th Street w/ Tornsey
Tipitina's
A legendary 1977-opened juke joint hosting national acts and authentic NOLA funk in a rustic, high-energy space.
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
A National Historic Landmark at 231 Carondelet Street, this eight-story stone structure is the final surviving cotton e…
Sip+Dip: Afro Beats
Sip+Dip: Afro Beats celebrates the vibrant fusion of African rhythms and New Orleans culture at Audubon Zoo. Attendees will enjoy themed dance sessions, live music performances, and immersive experiences under the evenin
Bryan Adams: Roll with the Punches w/ guest Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo
Lyfe Jennings
Audubon Zoo
A beloved New Orleans landmark founded in 1906, Audubon Zoo spans 58 acres within Audubon Park. Home to over 2,000 anim…
American Italian Cultural Center
Located in the Central Business District, this cultural hub preserves the legacy of Italian immigrants in Louisiana thr…
A Gentleman's Guide To Love and Murder
Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards
An Evening With IKO Allstars
Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro
The polished grand dame of Frenchmen Street offering ticketed seated jazz shows with full Creole dining in a separate room.
Saenger Theatre
A historic atmospheric theatre on Canal Street, the Saenger Theatre is a restored movie palace that hosts Broadway hits…
Scally w/ Losing Touch
Santero Record Release Party with Special guest DJ sets by: ÌFÉ ET, DEAUX & more
Diggy Graves - The No Vacancy Tour
Caesars Superdome
An iconic domed multi-purpose stadium in downtown New Orleans, the Caesars Superdome serves as the home of the NFL's Ne…
Ogden Museum of Southern Art
World’s largest collection of Southern art—paintings, prints, sculpture from 15 states in the Warehouse Arts District.
The Ultimate Elvis
Piss Yo' Pants Sundays hosted by Mark Caesar
Piss Yo’ Pants Sundays hosted by Mark Caesar brings chaotic, high-energy fun to The Den at Howlin’ Wolf every Sunday in early August. Mark Caesar, a local legend known for his wild antics, leads the night with unscripted
The Body and BIG|BRAVE
Historic New Orleans Collection
A deep, often-missed dive into Louisiana history in a beautifully preserved French Quarter complex.
Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans
A nonprofit organization dedicated to safeguarding New Orleans' unique architecture, neighborhoods, and cultural identi…
The Grammy Winning Hot 8 Brass Band
Experience the legendary Grammy-winning Hot 8 Brass Band live at New Orleans' Howlin' Wolf, a vibrant venue packed with soulful history and energetic community spirit.
Mangia bene, ridi spesso, ama molto
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop
Historic candlelit pirate bar; grab a drink in one of the city’s oldest surviving buildings.
Café du Monde
Beignets and café au lait in the French Quarter are the city’s most famous sugar rush.
Washington Square Park
A historic 2.54-acre sanctuary in the Faubourg Marigny, featuring majestic live oaks, a decorative iron fence, and a co…
McDonogh Park
Located at 1500 Teche Street, this community space serves as a hub for local recreation and reflects the city's evolvin…
Verti Marte
24/7 Quarter institution for cheap sandwiches, po-boys, and the kind of late-night fuel locals rely on.
Dooky Chase’s Restaurant
Legendary Creole plates and red beans served in a historic Black New Orleans institution.
Arnaud’s
Old-school French-Creole dining with white-tablecloth glamour is a quintessential New Orleans splurge.
Tujague's
Old-school Creole classics and Gulf seafood in one of the city's oldest dining rooms.
Whitney Plantation
Experience the region’s most powerful plantation museum, centered on the lives of the enslaved.
Hermann-Grima House
A preserved 1831 Federal-style residence in the French Quarter, featuring an original operating open-hearth kitchen and…
The Degas House
The only home of Edgar Degas open to the public worldwide, this historic New Orleans mansion serves as a museum and an…
Vue Orleans
Perched atop the Four Seasons Hotel, Vue Orleans offers the city's only 360-degree panoramic views of the urban skyline…
National Shrine of Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos
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Commander’s Palace
An iconic Garden District landmark since 1893, Commander’s Palace is a world-renowned dining institution celebrated for…
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
Step back into the 19th century at this French Quarter gem, housed in an 1820s Creole townhouse and featuring the large…
Algiers Point Historic District
Discover New Orleans' second oldest neighborhood, a serene West Bank escape featuring Victorian cottages, a Jazz Walk o…
Newcomb Art Museum
Housed in the Woldenberg Art Center, this free museum showcases the world's largest collection of Newcomb Arts and Craf…
Bacchanal Wine
Outdoor jazz courtyard with the kind of easy, neighborhood energy tourists rarely plan for.
Congregation Coffee Roasters
West Bank roastery outpost that gives locals a solid coffee stop away from the crowds.
Café Reconcile
A mission-driven nonprofit restaurant in Central City serving authentic soul food while providing critical culinary and…
Le Petit Théâtre du Vieux Carré
Established in 1916, Le Petit Théâtre du Vieux Carré is New Orleans' oldest professional theatre, offering high-quality…
Orpheum Theater
A stunning Beaux Arts landmark in the Central Business District, the Orpheum Theater has hosted New Orleans' finest art…
Louis Armstrong Park
Relax in the green escape near the Quarter with jazz musician sculptures, duck ponds, and a peaceful fountain.
Couturie Forest
Wilder than the rest of City Park, this is where locals go for a quieter, leafier reset.
Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge
Spot birds and big-sky marsh scenery in one of the country’s largest urban wildlife refuges.
Audubon Park
The classic Uptown oak-shaded stroll, perfect for bikes, jogs, and lazy river-adjacent afternoons.
New Orleans Botanical Garden
A beautifully curated garden escape with blooms, paths, and seasonal displays inside City Park.
Audubon Park
A sprawling 350-acre municipal sanctuary in the Uptown neighborhood, Audubon Park offers lush landscapes, recreational…
Crescent Park
A stunning 1.4-mile linear oasis along the Mississippi River, Crescent Park blends indigenous landscaping with industri…
Canal Street
The retail heart of New Orleans, this 171-foot-wide boulevard serves as a historic boundary between the French Quarter…
Royal Street
The heart of the French Quarter's art and antiques scene, Royal Street is a historic corridor of elegant townhouses, sp…
The Spotted Cat Music Club
A cash-only, no-cover Marigny favorite packed with locals and tourists for nightly jazz, blues, and funk.
Maple Leaf Bar
An iconic 1974 Uptown watering hole with frequent jam sessions, local and national acts, and authentic NOLA funk.
Brigtsen's
Classic Creole finesse in a quiet Uptown hideaway that feels built for lingering over dinner.
Bacchanal Fine Wine & Spirits
Backyard wine-and-music hang that feels like a neighborhood party after sunset.
Parkway Bakery & Tavern
Huge, messy po’boys and a neighborhood hangout vibe make this a classic local stop.
The Sazerac House
Cocktail history, tasting stations, and a self-guided experience most visitors skip.
Carousel Bar & Lounge
Spin slowly on a 1920s carousel while sipping classic cocktails in Hotel Monteleone's legendary lounge.
Jewel of the South
Ranked #6 in North America's 50 Best Bars, serving a legendary Brandy Crusta in a temple to NOLA culture.
Kermit's Tremé Mother-in-Law Lounge
A historic Tremé neighborhood bar and event space owned by musician Kermit Ruffins, known for its deep roots in New Orl…
Mardi Gras World
Watch workers build massive Mardi Gras floats and peek at spectacular creations from past parades.
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