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Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro is the most intimate jazz venue in New Orleans. Combine the intimacy with an ever-changing line up of some of the best musicians in the world and you end up with an up-close and personal music experien... more
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Launched as a simple party in the early '70s, this annual festival is now recognized around the globe. It is now also known as the 'Gay Mardi Gras' and is held in conjunction with Labor Day. More than 100,000 people from th... more
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New Orleanians love their food, so it's no surprise that New Orleans is home to a museum dedicated to its role in the South's culture. The Southern Food and Beverage Museum (also known as SoFAB) was designed to bring discover... more
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The Spotted Cat is an intimate, slightly formal bar for all those cool cats and kittens who enjoy live jazz with a local flavor. This place, however, is for purists—if you're looking for flamboyant performances and gimmicks,... more
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St. Alphonsus Church was built by the Irish Catholic community of New Orleans in 1855. New Orleans had many Catholic communities namely French, Irish and German. St. Alphonsus has Italian architecture with beautiful stained... more
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Standing majestically in the French Quarter next to Jackson Square, its three steeples peaking high in the sky, is North America's oldest cathedral. Since 1727, people from all walks of life have worshipped within its walls. Th... more
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Due to the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, the following description may no longer be accurate. Please consider this when making your travel plans. Second to the original St. Louis Cemetery, number two was built in the 1... more
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The Catholic community in New Orleans was well established and consisted of the French-speaking Creoles. This community did not welcome the new Irish immigrants who were also Catholic with open arms. The need for a Irish Ca... more
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New Orleans Travel Experiences
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Magical Lundi and Mardi Gras!
The energy and the frenzy are contagious. Although I had never been to New Orleans before, I wondered whether the determination to fill... Continue reading »
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Living it up in "The Big Easy"
Left Tuscaloosa this morning and began our drive to New Orleans. Ann was driving as we began our daily journey. We took Inter... Continue reading »
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Really good day
Saw lots of Katrina Damage thru Pass Christian, Waveland, MS. Unbelievable all that is still destroyed!! Spoke with a couple of ladies on... Continue reading »
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Help New Orleans
It was the first time I've been back to New Orleans since Katrina, what an eye opener! The French Quarter was rockin' as usual but as soo... Continue reading »
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Jazzfest: It's not about looking cute
I left for Jazzfest on Friday afternoon and after several hours of flight delays, I made it to New Orleans where I met my dad a... Continue reading »
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