Events in Kenner, LA

A farmers market that spans both outdoor and indoor spaces, set within the Terrytown Country Club parking lot and ballroom. Browse under the open sky or step inside the ballroom, all within the same market.

St Joseph Church hosts bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace. Participation supports the church.

Neon Lights Entertainment Group brings the Through The Surface Tour to the stage with headlining sets from NVSN and Laniidae. Storage 24 and Alone In The Morgue join as special guests. Cover is $10.

Explore batik-inspired watercolor techniques while painting a graceful swan in this hands-on workshop. Artist and instructor Jan Wilken leads the session with step-by-step guidance. The fee is $60, and all materials are provided so you can focus on creating. To reserve a spot, call 504-417-1376.

Temple Support is a continuing volunteer opportunity that helps sustain a sacred environment with thoughtful care. Volunteers assist with everyday upkeep such as dusting and wiping surfaces, sweeping and mopping floors, tending house plants, arranging flowers or offerings, and keeping altars and other sacred areas neat. Help is also needed to organize the Freedom Library, restock supplies, take out trash and recycling, and maintain outdoor spaces and entryways. Volunteers may welcome and guide visitors, support set up and clean up for ceremonies, run small supply errands, and provide light administrative assistance. No special skills are required, only a willing spirit and readiness to serve. Consistent attention keeps the temple a respectful and peaceful place for gathering, healing, and growth, easing the burden that might otherwise fall on a small few. Every contribution supports a space that serves the whole community, keeps the Freedom Library accessible, ensures visitors feel welcomed, and allows temple leadership to focus on programming, guidance, and community care. Modest, covered clothing is recommended out of respect for the space. All cleaning supplies and tools are provided, so volunteers only need to bring themselves and the intention to help.

St Joseph Church hosts bingo sessions at Gretna Bingo Palace. Participants can enjoy classic bingo, and their participation helps support the church.

The NOAGE walking group gathers at the Magazine Street entrance to Audubon Park for a community walk. Participation is open to adults of every age. If it rains, if a heat warning is issued, or if weather conditions are otherwise poor, the walk will be canceled. Please consult your primary care physician before beginning any new fitness routine.

Start the week by putting your knowledge to the test at a trivia night at Ernst Cafe. First place receives a $50 bar tab, second place earns $25, and additional prizes are available for third and fourth place.

The NOLA Pickin' Party gathers bluegrass and bluegrass-adjacent music in New Orleans in a relaxed jam setting. Players of stringed instruments who can keep it in the bluegrass tradition are welcome to take part, and listeners are welcome to take in the music. The atmosphere is warm and open to newcomers and seasoned pickers alike.

A weekly gathering for Pokémon fans brings together TCG battlers, VGC competitors, and Pokémon GO players. Bring a favorite deck or team to take part in friendly matches, try out strategies, and trade while connecting with other trainers. Regular play offers an easy way to sharpen skills and share a love of Pokémon.

This long-running standup open mic offers a basement vibe in New Orleans. Sign-up happens before the show. A fishbowl topic challenge asks participants to write a joke based on the prompt, and the selected favorite earns a free drink. The weekly prompt is shared on IG and X at @bearwithmemic. The show is hosted by Lauren Malara and Laura Meagher. For questions, contact bearwithmemic@gmail.com.

Take part in weekly Lorcana play sessions that welcome both new players and experienced deck tuners. Enjoy a friendly atmosphere with casual competition and chances to win prizes. Connect with fellow Illumineers, try out strategies, and polish your deck in a supportive, community-focused setting.

Each Tuesday, the cocktail lounge features free trivia with food and drinks available. Gather friends into a team, play along, and win gift cards simply for playing.

Chef Ron's hosts an annual MCC Day fundraiser benefiting both MCC and Chef Ron. Support the effort by dining in, ordering takeout, purchasing gift cards, or arranging prepaid catering. To ensure your purchase is counted for MCC, inform your server that your visit is for MCC.

A summer bridal show gathers wedding pros from Greater New Orleans and beyond at InterContinental New Orleans. Couples can connect with planners, venues, caterers, photographers, and bridal boutiques to tackle the planning checklist in one convenient place. Ticket options include a $5 admission for brides, a $20 early bird rate, $30 general admission, and $40 day-of pricing. Presented with support from InterContinental New Orleans.

Experience the signature bubbles of Italy, France, and Spain through a three-part summer tasting series. Participants taste three wines in each class with curated light bites that enhance their flavors, supported by expert insight. Tickets are $55 per class, gratuity included, and cover the wines and pairings. Prosecco & Italian Sparklers and Champagne & French Sparklers are sold out. Cava & Spanish Sparklers is scheduled.

These weekly Flesh and Blood gatherings welcome both experienced players and newcomers. Bring your favorite deck for friendly battles that build skills and foster community, with opportunities to win prizes, earn bragging rights, and enjoy time at the table with fellow players.

Tchoupitoulas Street Trivia is billed as the hub of Warehouse District trivia and unfolds at Lucy's with a format that mixes knowledge and chance. Each week, ten categories appear on the board, and a spin of the wheel decides which five are played. Bar tab prizes are on the line, with $40 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third.

A laid-back hangout for the New Orleans Burning Man crowd. People sometimes arrive late, and on some nights Andy, the bartender, offers free gourmet hot dogs. Casual conversation and a relaxed vibe set the tone.

Chiropractic Total Wellness Center is celebrating its grand opening with a ribbon cutting and a festive program featuring music by DJ Veuve, food from Boot Girls Food Truck, champagne, a special signature drink, fun photo opportunities, and clinic tours with opportunities to meet the team. Upon arrival, guests can pick up a Wellness Passport and explore nine interactive stations that highlight chiropractic, medical, aesthetic, wellness, recovery, and regenerative services, with each station offering an entry to win its featured prize. Giveaway highlights include a wellness package with a complimentary weight loss or vitamin consultation, one month of injections, and a month of weekly body composition scans; regenerative care with 50 percent off one PRP, platelet rich plasma, session and a complimentary trigger point therapy session; self care benefits such as a free chiropractic examination with X-rays and a complimentary cupping session; relaxation therapies including complimentary intersegmental traction and muscle stimulation plus a complimentary dry needling session; decompression services with five free cervical or lumbar spinal decompression sessions; therapy room offerings with three free Normatec compression sessions and three free cold laser therapy sessions; recovery options featuring two free red light therapy sessions, two infrared sauna sessions, and two PEMF sessions; aesthetic services with three free microneedling sessions; and a therapeutic prize of a free one-hour massage that includes hot rocks, essential oils, a hot towel treatment, and scraping therapy.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert on the porch outside Hall D at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center featuring Rockin’ Dopsie & the Zydeco Twisters. Part of a new neighborhood series that brings live music to an inviting open air setting, this event offers a relaxed atmosphere for all ages. Attendees are welcome to bring their own chairs for comfortable seating, and a cash bar will be available.

Enjoy a public performance by the Crescent City Big Band, featuring an eighteen-piece ensemble performing songs from the 1940s through the 2000s. Everyone is welcome, and there is no cover charge. Experience decades of music brought to life by a full big band.

This jam invites musicians to perform live, meet new collaborators, and be part of a high-energy set that evolves throughout the performance. Participants receive a carefully assembled song list in advance to rehearse at home, helping the group deliver a tight and confident show on stage. It centers on the shared excitement of making music together and the connection that comes from a unified sound.

This show brings together The Well with Moon Destroys and High Black River. The Well, from Austin, Texas, carve out a sound of thick, fuzz-laden doom and unsettled psychedelia shaped by the lineage of Black Sabbath, Blue Cheer, and Syd Barrett, a blend highlighted by Brooklyn Vegan. The Obelisk has remarked on their post Electric Wizard bite, underscoring the band’s gritty, atmospheric approach.

Kellen makes a New Orleans debut with a first-ever performance in the city.

Experience a relaxed, behind-the-gates tour at Garden & Grace that meanders through the beds and borders, highlights what is growing and thriving in New Orleans, and shares insights the gardeners are picking up along the way. It is an informal visit, a moment to slow down, ask questions, and connect with the garden. Settle into the pollinator garden, meet the resident bunny, and chat with the gardeners about plants, growing, and seasonal tips. There is something new to discover each week, and there may be something fresh to harvest. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or just getting started, this free offering is open to the community. Come as you are.

A new show from The National WWII Museum’s vocal trio, the Victory Belles, celebrates crowd-pleasing patriotic and popular numbers from the World War II years. The program follows 1940s America from the buoyant spirit of the swing era to the resolve of wartime. Through signature songs of the period, nods to entertainers like Bob Hope, and reflections drawn from letters sent from home, the performance highlights how music lifted morale and kept hope alive. Ticket choices include a luncheon matinee, a dinner experience, and a show-only option.

An alcohol-free laundromat sets the scene for date night with simple perks. First dates receive a complimentary first wash, and couples who have been together for more than a month get their first dry at no cost. The space is also available to rent as a wedding venue next year.

Hotel Peter and Paul hosts a Candlelight performance that blends classical masterworks and beloved pop melodies in an intimate, multi-sensory setting illuminated by candles. The program features selections by J. S. Bach including movements from the Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, the Adagio in E minor, and the Vivace from the Concerto for Two Violins, along with Gounod’s Ave Maria. The evening then moves through favorites from The Beatles such as I Want To Hold Your Hand, In My Life, Strawberry Fields Forever, Blackbird, Here Comes the Sun, When I’m Sixty Four, Back in the USSR, a Beatles medley arranged by Kazuaki Kondo, and Come Together arranged by Quatuor Ebene. This tribute concert takes place in New Orleans and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives. The experience lasts 60 minutes and doors open 60 minutes before the performance begins, with no entry once it starts. The event welcomes ages 8 and up, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come first served basis.

Players gather for Friday Night Magic in a friendly and welcoming setting, with each match offering a chance to showcase skills, enjoy the Magic community, and compete for prizes. Newcomers and seasoned planeswalkers are both welcome.

Gear up for a weekly Gundam card game gathering where participants assemble decks, pilot Mobile Suits, and compete for victories, prizes, and bragging rights. Seasoned Newtypes and first-time pilots alike can jump into matches that bring the excitement of Gundam to the tabletop.

A playful twist on bingo takes place at NOLA Cat Lounge, where guests can relax in the lounge, bring their own beverages, and spend time with cats available for adoption. The event features five rounds of bingo with prizes and a lively atmosphere. Attendance is limited to 15 guests.

Enjoy an evening of stand-up as The Comedy Lounge brings top New Orleans comedians to Vino. The show is hosted by Jorge Velazquez. Admission is free, with an option to reserve a seat for $5, and the reservation fee is nonrefundable. Find lineup updates on Instagram at @craftcomedynola. Craft Comedy is produced by Jorge Velazquez.

A memorial stair climb and a Mile of Silence walk create a solemn tribute to first responders who gave their lives. Participants walk and climb in respectful remembrance, honoring their courage and service while taking time for quiet reflection.

This guided yoga session with instructor Layla Ross takes place at the Cabildo on Jackson Square. Friends of the Cabildo members, local residents, and visitors are welcome. Member pricing is $10 and non-members pay $20. Bring a mat if you have one, and complimentary mats are available to borrow. The practice aims to build strength and muscle tone, support a balanced metabolism, and contribute to weight reduction. It also focuses on easing chronic stress, encouraging mental clarity and calm, and sharpening concentration.

A seasonal pop-up centered on easing into autumn, highlighting preparations for fall with nods to Labor Day and football, and a hopeful eye toward a calm hurricane season.

Heartbeat Heroes offers a hands-on Basic Life Support CPR course in New Orleans aligned with American Heart Association guidelines for healthcare providers, students, EMTs, and clinical staff. Training covers adult, child, and infant CPR, the use of an AED, team-based resuscitation, and practice with real-world emergency scenarios. Participants receive a same-day AHA eCard. Small class sizes support personalized, high quality instruction, and the program is trusted by New Orleans EMS, Tulane Nursing, and Crescent Care. Whether renewing credentials or earning certification for the first time, the session is designed to be efficient, professional, and engaging.

Now marking its thirty-first year, this memorial regatta honors Pam Sintes. The annual event continues the tradition held in her memory.

Discover the stately Garden District on a guided walking tour presented by Friends of the Cabildo. Explore the stories of the wealthy Americans who shaped the neighborhood, take in Greek Revival and Italianate architecture, and learn how cultural currents influenced this iconic part of New Orleans. City-licensed volunteer guides highlight notable figures, pivotal political events, and the local geography that drove the district’s development, offering more than a simple look at grand homes and gardens. The route departs from outside the Chicory House and runs about two hours. Tickets are $30 for adults, $20 for students, and $20 for Friends of the Cabildo members. Tours take place rain or shine with no refunds. Sidewalks can be uneven, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended, and bringing water is encouraged. The meeting point is one block from the St. Charles Streetcar line at the Washington Avenue stop.

Put your sleuthing skills to work at The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, where a comedy-laced case unfolds as you enjoy a full meal. The culprit blends into the crowd, so anyone could be the one responsible, and you might even find yourself eyed as a prime suspect. This modern, real-time whodunit features actors mingling among attendees, creating a lively, social experience geared toward adults. Presented nationwide since 2004, these interactive performances deliver intrigue, laughs, and spontaneous moments that keep everyone guessing until the end.

An inaugural celebration honoring the people who make local nightlife shine, this awards night spotlights drag performers, bartenders, entertainers, businesses, and community members. Nominations are open, and tickets are available. Expect a red carpet atmosphere, festive award presentations, and lively entertainment. It is the perfect occasion to wear that standout outfit you have been saving for a special night and experience a warm, community focused celebration.

Already Gone comes back to St. John Theatre, a historic venue in Reserve, Louisiana, for a night devoted to the greatest hits of the Eagles. Marking 20 years together, the band packs the set with favorites like Life in the Fast Lane, Take It Easy, and Hotel California, along with many more. The show also features a few tracks from the new album These American Dreams. This stop carries extra meaning as a hometown show for Jay, adding a special note to the celebration.

Left On Red brings a lively night of live music to Ground Pati - Rivertown, mixing pop and rock favorites from the 80s through today. Expect upbeat, crowd-pleasing songs that invite plenty of singing and dancing. Food and drinks are available to round out a fun, high energy evening.

Not My Time performs a live tribute to 3 Doors Down, celebrating the band’s music in concert. The cover is $10.

Rock 'n' Bowl hosts a 90s party headlined by The Mixed Nuts, with a full evening of 1990s hits spanning pop, rock, hip hop, dance, grunge, party anthems, and more. DJ A$H gets things started with an all 90s DJ set, and the celebration continues with a Cash Money vs No Limit afterparty. Attendees can dress in 90s gear and dance to favorites from artists like Nirvana, Britney, Biggie, and Backstreet Boys. General admission and VIP options are available.

The Mixed Nuts lead a 90s-themed party at Rock'n'Bowl New Orleans, bringing big nostalgia and a high-energy dance floor. DJ Ash spins before the show to set the mood with the era’s vibe, from baggy jeans to frosted tips. Make a night of it with dinner at Ye Olde College Inn, then head to the lanes for music and bowling.

Tipitina's hosts a dance party that pays tribute to ABBA, channeling the shimmer and groove of classic disco. The focus is on a lively atmosphere and music inspired by the group that keeps the dance floor moving.

A drag variety show takes the stage at the Golden Lantern, a show bar known around the world. Enjoy performances in a classic show-bar setting.

Attendees gather with their Battle Honours Magazine to work on hobby goals alongside fellow enthusiasts. Participants earn stamps as they track progress and move closer to the Battle Honours Wall of Heroes. There is also an opportunity to bring a friend so they can start their own journey.

St Joseph Church hosts a bingo session at Gretna Bingo Palace in support of the church’s restoration, offering classic games centered on a community cause.

Benson Boone takes the stage at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans for a high-energy concert with soaring vocals, emotionally charged performances, and a mix of touching songs and fan favorites. Known for a distinctive stage presence, he brings a live show that fosters a lively atmosphere and memorable moments for fans.

Hot 8 Brass Band appears with the Keep It Rolling Brass Band at The Howlin Wolf New Orleans. Presale admission is $20, with door pricing set at $25. Please note that show times are approximate.

St Joseph Church hosts bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace to support the church and its restoration. Attendees can enjoy classic bingo games while contributing to this cause.

Settle in at Prytania Theatres at Canal Place for a special screening of The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc (1999), directed by Luc Besson and starring Milla Jovovich. This French historical epic traces Joan’s path from childhood trauma and divine visions to battlefield leadership and a fateful heresy trial. The film runs 2 hours and 28 minutes and is rated R for strong graphic battles, rape, and some language, with severe violence, war gore, and highly intense scenes. Before the movie, there will be time to meet Krewe de Jeanne d’Arc members, sign up to volunteer or become a member at the table, and shop Krewe merchandise. A brief 20 minute discussion follows the screening. Ticket sales benefit The Joan of Arc Project, and the venue is being donated for this fundraiser and membership recruitment event, with only the film licensing fees covered. A ticket link and additional details will be shared soon.

Meet at the Bonnabel Boat Launch for a structured training program geared toward the New Orleans Marathon. Sessions take place every Tuesday and Thursday, along with the first and third Saturday of each month. Coaches provide guidance and support to help participants work toward a successful race experience.

This event takes place at The Fillmore New Orleans, a cashless venue where only credit cards, debit cards, and mobile pay are accepted at all points of purchase. All ages are welcome. The box office operates on event days only, opening two hours before doors and remaining open until the headliner begins; during posted hours it can be reached at 504.881.1555 ext 6, and for questions outside those hours email FillmoreNOLAInfo@livenation.com. For VIP upgrades or accessibility inquiries, contact fillmorevipseats@livenation.com. To help with a smooth entry, follow the bag policy. Bags up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches are allowed, while backpacks, multi-compartment bags, and laptop cases are not permitted regardless of size.

Bluey’s Big Play brings the world of the Emmy award-winning children’s series to the stage with a new story and music. When Dad hopes for a little time out, Bluey and Bingo have other plans, unleashing playful schemes to get him off the bean bag. The Heelers appear in their first live theatre show, brought to life with expressive puppetry. Created by series creator Joe Brumm with new music by composer Joff Bush, the production is presented by BBC Studios and Andrew Kay in association with Windmill Theatre Co. The show welcomes all ages and is designed with the whole family in mind. After the curtain call, some audience members may be invited to play Keepy Uppy using air-filled balls made without BPA, latex, or PVC, along with non-staining bubbles. These games can be energetic and unpredictable, participation varies by seating section, and anyone who would rather not take part can exit the theatre after the curtain call.

This 80s-themed party at The Twist of Lime features ROCKSTARFISH performing favorite hits from the era. Attendees are encouraged to wear standout 80s attire and enjoy the festivities. Admission is $10.

Anime Conclave 2026 returns for its third year at Hilton New Orleans Riverside, celebrating anime, gaming, and pop culture. Expect a full mix of panels, costumed attendees, vendor booths, and other marquee activities. Daytime programming is suitable for families, then the focus shifts to adults for after-hours events.

At LaPlace Frostop, a milestone celebration honors 68 years beneath the mug, spotlighting Lot-O-Burgers, homemade root beer, onion rings, and the memories connected to them.

A neighborhood barbecue designed to bring the community together for a relaxed, friendly gathering. It offers a chance to meet neighbors and enjoy a casual atmosphere.

The Hard 8 Band returns to The Barn at Ground Pat'i with a family-friendly performance. Expect a mix of rock, country, and blues spanning the 1950s through the 1990s, with classics by artists like Elvis, Buddy Holly, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Muddy Waters, Johnny Cash, Garth Brooks, and David Allen Coe. Enjoy the music alongside tasty food and cold beverages from the venue.

Enjoy live blues when Gold Crown Blues Band takes the stage at the River Shack.

The Krewe of Alex hosts a casino-themed evening at The Ridgeway of Metairie, offering a spirited night out in a welcoming setting.

A celebration of the anniversary of Emo Society takes place at Southport Hall, highlighted by a guest DJ appearance from Kellin Quinn alongside a set from Bemo Rouge.

Attendees can play bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace in support of St Joseph Church. Enjoy the games and lend your support to the church through your participation.

Playing bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace helps support St Joseph Church. The church has designated bingo slots at this venue.

Part of the March of Iron & Echoes Tour, this stop at The Twist of Lime brings a heavy lineup led by Chironex and Cerebral Desecration, joined by special guest Project Ascension. Expect powerful sets and relentless energy throughout the show. Cover is $10.

Uncle Lazer brings a no-filter stand-up set to Southport Hall Live Music & Party Hall, presented by Laugh Life Comedy. After leaving the oil fields behind, this Texas comic hits the road with outrageous tales about dating single moms and reflections on a tough childhood in a hard-luck neighborhood. His style is big and bold, yet grounded in a blue-collar perspective that resonates. The show promises belly laughs and a high-energy night filled with larger-than-life storytelling and unvarnished honesty.

SisterHearts LIVE: Shop, Stories & Second Chances offers a hands-on shopping experience that blends personal narratives with the spirit of renewal. The doors open, the camera goes live, and guests step into a shared moment filled with authentic people, meaningful stories, and vibrant energy. Those who want to be part of the broadcast can scan a QR code ahead of arrival to complete a brief consent form. Participation is always optional, and anyone who chooses to share on camera receives a small thank-you discount. Whether speaking on air or simply taking in the space, every visitor contributes to the unfolding story. SisterHearts presents more than a store, creating a feeling that lingers long after the visit.

Participate in a monthly educational group discussion on astrology led by Denise Hancock. Explore your own chart, look at current planetary alignments, and consider how these patterns could be affecting you. A $10 suggested donation is welcome. Reserve your spot by phone or through an online booking link.

Neon Lights Entertainment Group presents a showcase featuring Them Ol’ Ghosts, Closur, Smokecharmer, and Shawn Bourg. The cover charge is $10.

Pierce Penniless performs a live set of Alternative and 90s music.

This family-friendly gathering features food and good company. Games and an inflatable will keep kids entertained. It is a bring your own alcohol event, and attendees should bring a chair. Water and soft drinks will be available.

Bayou Boxing presents the second edition of Boxing On Da' Bayou at Sterling Hall, featuring an amateur card with more than 20 bouts alongside food, music, and drinks. Ticket options include ringside seats at $50, limited to 40 seats. General admission is $20, and seating is first come, first served. VIP tables are $500 with reserved stage seating for up to eight guests per table, and each person receives a meal and a drink. Kids 12 and under are free. Fighters may register for $20. Every registered winner receives a belt. Competitors who do not pay the registration fee can still participate but will not receive a belt. Tickets are available on Eventbrite or in person at the gym.

Rooted in New Orleans art, culture, and community, the First Saturday Art Walk on Magazine Street is presented by the Magazine Street Merchants Association and The Scout Guide New Orleans. A decades-old tradition, this semi-monthly series highlights local creativity as galleries along Magazine Street keep their doors open after hours. Fifteen participating spaces invite visitors to discover fresh exhibitions, enjoy live music, and take advantage of special promotions. Whether you collect or are simply curious, the experience is free and open to everyone, offering an easy way to connect with artists, neighbors, and the character of Magazine Street.

At The Dinner Detective true crime murder mystery dinner show, guests investigate a witty yet tricky case while enjoying dinner. The culprit could be anywhere in the room, and anyone might suddenly find themselves under suspicion. This present-day mystery plays out in real time as performers blend into the crowd, creating a lively, social, and interactive experience designed for adults. Staged across the country since 2004, it offers an evening filled with intrigue, laughs, and unscripted surprises.

Neon Lights Entertainment Group hosts a live music bill featuring Transient, Voice of the Enemy, and Neznum. The lineup brings three acts together for one show. The cover charge is $10.

Contraflow marks two decades together with a special anniversary performance at Rock'n'Bowl New Orleans. More details will be announced.

Bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace helps support St Joseph Church. The church holds designated times at the venue, offering a simple way for participants to show support by enjoying the game.

Experience a night of thrills and chills with The Phantom A.D., bringing an electrifying spectacle of Ghoulish Rock 'N' Roll. Led by The Phantom, a larger-than-life presence known for his cape and afro, the band mixes Surf, Garage, and Rockabilly with the mischievous spirit of classic horror films to ignite a lively party atmosphere. New Orleans favorites The Bills kick things off. Expect high energy, wild fun, and plenty of chances to dance and shout. Admission is $15.00 to $20.00, and the event is for ages 18 and up.

St Joseph Church hosts bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace on Sundays and Mondays. These sessions offer a chance to enjoy the games while helping support the church.

This all-ages show takes place at The Fillmore New Orleans. The venue is cashless, so purchases are made with credit cards, debit cards, or mobile pay. The box office is open on event days only, opening before doors and remaining open until the headliner takes the stage; during posted hours it can be reached at 504.881.1555 ext 6, and questions outside those hours can be sent to FillmoreNOLAInfo@livenation.com. Bag guidelines are in effect, permitting bags up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches and prohibiting backpacks, multi-compartment bags, and laptop cases. For VIP upgrades and accessibility inquiries, contact fillmorevipseats@livenation.com.

The New Orleans Jazz & Blues Market’s Summer Music Series in the Lounge celebrates the city’s rich musical roots with a weekly showcase of jazz, blues, and regional sounds. This installment features multi-instrumentalist and singer Marc Paradis, a Loyola University graduate who began on cello at age eight and co-founded Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes in 2001, performing with the band for 25 years as a guitarist, cellist, and vocalist. His resume includes collaborations with Smoky Robinson, 311, Nine Inch Nails, the Revivalists, Galactic, and others. Paradis presents his debut solo album, Sea of Tranquility, performed in full with Josh Paxton on keys, Dave Pomerleau on bass, and Andre Bohren on drums, highlighting music he wrote, arranged, and originally recorded entirely on his own.

A free meetup brings together investors, landlords, flippers, realtors, contractors, lenders, wholesalers, and anyone curious about property investing for conversation and connection. The focus is on practical learning and shared experience that helps everyone move closer to their goals. Interviews spotlight active Louisiana investors who are building portfolios and closing deals, rather than gurus or professional speakers, to uncover how they got started, what they learned along the way, and how they are approaching today’s market. The speaker for this session will be announced soon. The flow includes time to network, an interview with Q and A, then a dedicated segment to share needs and offers, followed by more networking and after-meeting drinks at Gattuso’s Neighborhood Restaurant. All experience levels are welcome, from gearing up for a first deal to adding to a large track record, with space to mention off-market opportunities, hard money, contractor contacts, potential partnerships, and more. There are no sales pitches from speakers or organizers, keeping the focus on genuine insight and community connection.

Gear up for the 25th annual motorcycle poker run based at Westwego Farmers Market, benefiting the Red Knights LA Chapter 1 911 Foundation. Expect a full day that blends the open road with community fun, featuring vendors, auctions, raffles, prizes, food and drinks, plus collectible pins and event T-shirts. A DJ keeps the music going, and EPIC The Band performs live. A police-escorted parade of fire trucks and motorcycles will depart and later return to the market. Proceeds support the foundation, a 501(c)(3) serving Orleans, Jefferson, and Plaquemines parishes. A separate kickoff party at Whiskey Cowboy in Metairie features live music by Dead End.

Phoenix Grappling Academy celebrates its grand opening with a welcoming day centered on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, fitness, and confidence building. Women and men are invited, with programs available for kids and adults, and all skill levels are encouraged. The schedule includes raffle prizes, tours of the facility, a complimentary clinic and open mat, and food and drinks. Attendees can also enjoy a free trial week and special membership pricing for Premier Members. It is a chance to explore the academy and learn more about its community-focused training options.

A multi-band show featuring performances by Fail Method, Rotting World, Mindshaft, Karkaza, and Spring Heeled Jax. The cover is $10.

A benefit celebrating music and community invites music fans, patrons, and supporters to help advance the rebirth of The Jazz & Blues Market. Contributions at any level will make a direct, immediate difference in completing this revitalization. Early access is available through the benefit, followed by a public onsale.

A landmark homecoming brings Cash Money and No Limit together on the same stage at Smoothie King Center. The lineup features Birdman, Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, and B.G. for Cash Money, with Master P, Silkk The Shocker, Mia X, Mac, Fiend, Mercedes, Choppa Style, and Mr. Serv-On for No Limit, plus special guest Boosie Badazz. Born and built in New Orleans, these two powerhouse labels rose from local hustle to global influence, and after years as competitors they unite for a night that salutes their roots and the city that shaped them. Across the tour it may feel like another concert, but here it is a true homecoming, and no additional New Orleans show is planned.

Held every second Sunday, this Vinyasa class with Catie Santos offers a meditative, intuitive flow woven with cosmic insight. Each session moves with the sky's current energy, from the intense surge of a full moon to the reflective calm of a new moon. Attendance is limited, so advance reservation is recommended.

Step into a world of mystical curiosities and holistic well-being at The New Orleans Magical Mystic Market and Psychic Fair. This event encourages exploration of the unknown and meaningful spiritual connection in a welcoming, magical atmosphere.

Play bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace in support of St Joseph Church. Enjoy the game while lending a hand to the church through your participation.

St Joseph Church Restoration Bingo offers bingo games at Gretna Bingo Palace, giving participants a way to support St Joseph Church through play. Sessions take place during the church’s designated slots at the venue.

Danzig takes the stage at The Fillmore New Orleans, and guests of all ages are welcome. The venue operates cash free, so plan to use credit or debit cards or mobile payment at every point of purchase. The box office is open only on event days, beginning two hours before doors and remaining open until the headliner starts. During posted hours, call 504.881.1555 ext. 6 for assistance, and for questions outside those times email FillmoreNOLAInfo@livenation.com. Bag guidelines apply, with bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches permitted. Backpacks, multi compartment bags, and laptop cases are not allowed regardless of size. For VIP upgrades or accessibility inquiries, email fillmorevipseats@livenation.com.

The 7th Annual Vacation Expo brings leading travel companies together under one roof for one evening, making it easy to compare vacation packages, pricing, and special offers. Whether your plans include a Caribbean escape, an Alaskan cruise, or something more far flung, there are options for every traveler. Admission is free with RSVP.

Chateau Golf & Country Club in Kenner, Louisiana hosts a two-day, 36-hole four-ball stroke play championship that crowns Louisiana’s top senior team. The field is capped at the first 80 teams, and all competitors play 18 holes each day at scratch with no handicaps. Eligibility is open to Louisiana residents who are amateur golfers and members of an LGA member club in good standing. Each player must be at least 50 years of age. A concurrent Super Senior division is available for players 65 and older, who compete only within that division from a forward set of tees. Team age group is determined by the younger partner, and second-day pairings are based on first-round scores. The entry fee is $400 per two-man team and includes cart fees for a practice round and for tournament play. Withdrawals are refundable under the stated policy, and a $70 service charge applies to all refunds. Participants have practice privileges at the host course prior to competition. Competitors must adhere to the dress code, which requires proper golf attire. Denim, cutoffs, gym shorts, and tee shirts are not permitted, and shorts must be Bermuda length. The club is spikeless, so spikeless shoes are required. Prizes will be awarded to the top five teams overall and the top three teams in the Super Senior division. A sudden-death playoff will decide the overall and Super Senior titles if there is a tie, and other ties will be settled by the USGA scorecard matching method. Play is governed by the current USGA Rules of Golf and the LGA Rules of Play Card, with all decisions by the LGA Rules Committee final.

Two-time GRAMMY nominated jazz vocalist Cyrille Aimée appears at the New Orleans Jazz & Blues Market, bringing a sound shaped by a multilingual upbringing, Dominican dance rhythms at home, and formative nights around the Django Reinhardt Festival in Samois-sur-Seine. Her journey has included early club work in Paris, studies at the American School of Modern Music, and a principled exit from a French TV talent show, followed by international acclaim with a win at the Montreux Jazz Vocal Competition, top honors at the Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition, and recognition at the Thelonious Monk Jazz Vocal Competition. She has performed and recorded with Roy Hargrove, taken the stage at the Apollo, and released 15 albums, including Move On, featuring songs by Stephen Sondheim, with Marry Me A Little earning a GRAMMY nomination. Recent collaborations with pianist Emmet Cohen include a take on La Vie en Rose that has surpassed 6 million views, and her latest album, à Fleur de Peau, created with Jake Sherman, blends jazz sophistication, pop immediacy, and Caribbean grooves. Described by the New York Times as an emerging standout among jazz singers, she continues to explore improvisation, narrative, and community, a path that led her to make New Orleans home in 2017. The venue features world renowned artists, premium sound and lighting, signature cocktails and drinks, and private valet parking. Doors open two hours before the show.

A spirited tailgate for the Shaw vs Rummel Megaphone Game is set in Marrero, Louisiana. Hosted by Robbie Sanchez, Nonna Pop Mire Sanchez, class of 83, and Charlie Giardina, class of 82, the gathering features food, drinks, and time to connect with fellow fans, all centered around Shaw football. Jaybo will be on site with a live In the Pocket broadcast from the tailgate location. Guests of all ages are welcome.

Kick off Halloween decorating with a first look at festive decor alongside seasonal basketball items. Explore new pieces for the holiday and find basketball themed accents to match the season.

Power 21 presents its first book conference, Only Believe, an energizing gathering centered on faith, inspiration, and expanding what feels possible. Hosted at Ymc Event Venue, the experience aims to uplift and transform, encouraging trust in God’s plan, purposeful living, and confidence in His promises. Registration is available through the QR code on the event flyer, and vendor opportunities are open.

No End in Sight teams up with Savage Wrath and Inclination of Direction at The Twist of Lime for an intense night of heavy sounds.

Bingo is hosted by St Joseph Church at Gretna Bingo Palace, and participation helps support the church.

St Joseph Church Restoration Bingo takes place at Gretna Bingo Palace, offering bingo in support of St Joseph Church’s restoration.

Bobby Rush brings his band to the New Orleans Jazz Market for an evening of blues shaped by a lifetime on stage. A three-time GRAMMY winner and eight-time nominee, Blues Hall of Famer, and 18-time Blues Music Award winner with 56 nominations, he has spent more than seven decades recording and performing with over 400 releases and 30 studio albums. His shows are renowned for exhilarating showmanship, and even at 92 he keeps the energy high. Recent highlights include GRAMMY wins for Porcupine Meat, Rawer Than Raw, and All My Love For You, plus a nomination for Young Fashioned Ways, along with honors such as the B.B. King Entertainer of the Year and repeated recognition as Soul Blues Male Artist of the Year. From early days on the chitlin’ circuit to national success with Chicken Heads and collaborations across generations, his music celebrates the roots of the blues while pushing it forward. The venue pairs premium sound and lighting with signature cocktails to set the scene for a memorable live performance.

Investigate a laugh filled case while enjoying dinner at The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show. The mystery takes place in the present and unfolds in real time, with actors blended into the audience so the culprit may be right in the room. Expect a social, interactive evening for adults, and you might even become a suspect during the investigation. These true crime murder mystery dinner theatre performances have appeared across the country since 2004, delivering intrigue, comedy and spontaneous moments throughout the show.

A live show at The Fillmore New Orleans welcomes guests of all ages. The venue uses cashless payments, so only credit cards, debit cards, and mobile pay are accepted throughout the building. The box office is open on event days only, starting before doors and remaining available until the headliner begins. During posted hours call 504.881.1555 ext 6, and for questions outside those hours email FillmoreNOLAInfo@livenation.com. Tickets are also available online. Plan ahead for entry. Personal bags may be no larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches. Backpacks, laptop bags, and other multi compartment styles are not allowed. For VIP upgrades or accessibility inquiries, email fillmorevipseats@livenation.com.

A one-day fundraiser at Destrehan High School brings a full showroom of mattresses and adjustable beds to campus for its seventh year. Shoppers can explore well-known brands such as Simmons Beautyrest, Malouf, Purple, Helix, Southerland, and Tranquility, with notable savings compared to typical retail prices. Every purchase supports Destrehan High School students, and the community is encouraged to spread the word to family and friends.

St Joseph Church has designated bingo slots at Gretna Bingo Palace, where playing bingo helps support the church.

Caesars Superdome hosts a head-to-head matchup between the New Orleans Saints and the Las Vegas Raiders. Tickets are scheduled to be available to the general public, with purchase details provided by the organizer.

St Joseph Church hosts bingo on Sundays and Mondays at Gretna Bingo Palace, offering a chance to play while supporting the church.

At the Orpheum Theater, the Manning Family Children’s second annual Louisiana Legacy brings guests together for an evening featuring gourmet bites and cocktails, a fireside conversation with members of the Manning family alongside special guests, and live entertainment. Co-chairs Courtney and Ted Le Clercq and Tina and Barry Kern will lead the celebration, which will also include the forthcoming announcement of the 2026 Louisiana Legacy Award recipient, honoring a Louisianan whose dedication has improved the health and well-being of children and families. Last year’s inaugural event celebrated the Manning family, marked a new chapter for Manning Family Children’s, and raised more than $3 million in support of its mission. This year, proceeds will support a new 60 bed NICU designed to provide the highest level of care for the youngest patients in Louisiana. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available.

The Swingin' For Aubrey Golf Tournament brings the community together at Cypress Lakes Country Club to support Aubrey and her family. Participation can include playing in the tournament, sponsoring, or helping to spread the word, and every form of involvement helps this cause.

This 1840s-inspired gala sets a tone of refinement with light music, pleasant conversation, and a generous selection of refreshments. Admission is $75 and includes wine, bubbly, beer, a signature cocktail, and delicious bites. Guests can take part in a trivia contest and a scavenger hunt around the complex, along with wine pulls, 50/50 raffles, and door prizes. Costumes are suggested to enhance the theme. For more information call 504-432-7618.

A multi-band bill features Love The Hate, Transient, Awaken The Giant, and Silver Dose sharing the stage for one night. Admission is $10.

Explore a lively showcase packed with coral, featuring a variety of vendors to browse.

At Bayou Segnette State Park, Pavilion 6 in Westwego, the National MPS Society hosts a gathering focused on sharing resources, building connections among families, and offering support from within the Society. Activities and food are provided. The event is accessible and free for families affected by MPS or ML, with assistance available. Advance registration is requested.

As part of the Salon de Jeanne d'Arc annual conference, Dr. Michael Livingston delivers the keynote talk, "Joan of Arc and the 200 Years War." A military historian with the Citadel Military College and the author of a new book on the One Hundred Years War as well as numerous other works on medieval history, Livingston brings a deep focus on Joan’s world and its conflicts. Presented in partnership with the Jefferson Parish East Bank Regional Library, the day offers a welcoming coffee and chance to meet fellow attendees, followed by a session where puppeteers Pandora Gastalum and Jack Norcross explore medieval puppetry and share a live demonstration. A panel from the Archdiocese of New Orleans, featuring Betty-Ann Medieros Hickey, Assistant Director of the Office of Worship, Father David Ducote, Director of Vocations and Krewe member, and an archivist, discusses the process of naming St. Joan an official patron saint of New Orleans and reflects on Pope Leo’s New Orleans roots. Lunch and updates are included, with the option to bring your own meal or purchase a box lunch. In the afternoon, author Liz Williams, founder of the Southern Food and Beverage Museum, and Marc Witham, a Certified Bordeaux Educator and Krewe member, delve into medieval French food and wine and offer a cooking demonstration. The program concludes with a presentation by the Système d’Armes historical fencing club.

Celebrate alumni night at East Jefferson High School with a casual gathering at the baseball field. Enjoy food, drinks, and plenty of fun while reconnecting with classmates. Alumni from all graduating classes are welcome.

Remember the feeling of playing a record from beginning to end? This concert channels that moment as The Black Jacket Symphony performs an iconic Def Leppard album live in full, matching the original note for note and sound for sound. After the album set, the show continues with a full set of Def Leppard's greatest hits.

A bingo session at Gretna Bingo Palace supports St Joseph Church. Attendees play bingo while contributing to the church.

St Joseph Church hosts bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace. Attendees can play bingo while supporting St Joseph Church.

Skitz Kraven brings the Mind of A Killer Tour to New Orleans at Southport Hall Live Music & Party Hall. The lineup features Skitz Kraven, with additional acts to be announced. This show is open to all ages, and tickets are available.

This free meetup gathers investors, landlords, flippers, realtors, contractors, lenders, wholesalers, and anyone interested in property investing to connect, learn, and share insights that can help move goals forward. The program centers on an in-depth interview with an active investor in the Louisiana market, focusing on how they began, key lessons learned, and what they are doing in the current market. Rather than professional speakers, the spotlight is on hands-on practitioners who are building portfolios and closing deals, with no courses to sell. The speaker for this session will be announced soon. The flow includes open networking, an interview with Q and A, and a needs and wants segment where attendees can state what they have or are seeking, such as off-market deals, hard money, contractors, or partners, followed by after meeting drinks at Gattuso's Neighborhood Restaurant. Participants at any stage, from a first deal to extensive experience, are welcome. Neither speakers nor organizers are selling anything, with the focus on connecting the West Bank property investing community through practical conversation.

Fillmore New Orleans operates as a fully cashless venue, with credit cards, debit cards, and mobile pay accepted at every point of purchase. All ages are welcome for this show. The box office is open on event days only, beginning two hours before doors and remaining open until the headliner starts. During posted hours, the box office can be reached at 504.881.1555 ext 6, and questions outside those hours can be sent to FillmoreNOLAInfo@livenation.com. Tickets are available online around the clock, with multiple onsale options that include public onsale along with artist, Spotify, and Live Nation presales. Please review the bag policy before arriving. Bags up to 12" x 6" x 12" are permitted, while backpacks, multi-compartment bags, and laptop cases are not allowed regardless of size. For VIP upgrades and accessibility inquiries, email fillmorevipseats@livenation.com.

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation marks 20 years of the Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival in Lafayette Square Park, presenting three days of live blues, regional flavors, and local art. The lineup features Grammy nominee and guitarist Samantha Fish, Booker T. Jones, a revered figure in the genre, Blues Music Award recipient Johnny Sansone, Delta blues guitar icon Little Freddie King, Mia Borders, a New Orleans-born singer-songwriter, and more artists from across the Gulf region. Festival offerings include slow-smoked barbecue alongside a variety of Southern dishes, plus handmade creations by local artisans. Admission is free and open to all, with an optional VIP Experience available for purchase.

The 14th annual Gleason Gras in New Orleans brings people together for an evening focused on celebration and support of Team Gleason’s mission to improve the lives of those living with ALS and the people who care for them through technology, equipment, and services. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Que Pasa Fest celebrates 15 years with a two-day quinceañera tribute to Hispanic heritage at Lafreniere Park in Metairie. Presented by Cervantes Fundación Hispanoamericana de Arte, with support from local businesses and community partners, the festival brings families from across the Gulf South together in a welcoming, family-friendly setting. Expect live Latin music and entertainment, authentic Latin food, cultural performances, dancing, art, vendors, and community outreach resources, plus activities for all ages. Parking is free, admission is $5, and children under 12 are admitted at no charge.

At The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, guests enjoy dinner while unraveling a witty whodunit. Performers blend into the audience, the story is contemporary and unfolds as the evening progresses, and the culprit could be sitting nearby. Anyone may get pulled into the investigation and even be tagged as a prime suspect while clues emerge. This interactive, social experience is intended for adults and mixes humor with a challenging case to solve. Since 2004, The Dinner Detective has brought its distinctive, unscripted mystery theater to audiences nationwide, delivering nights filled with intrigue and surprise.

This matchup features the New Orleans Saints and the Minnesota Vikings at Caesars Superdome. Please note that some games are subject to flexible scheduling, so the date and time could change from what is shown on the schedule or on the ticket. A public onsale is planned for tickets. For more information about flexible scheduling, refer to official NFL guidance.

A bingo event at Gretna Bingo Palace supports St Joseph Church and its restoration. Lively games create a community setting that channels support to the parish.

The California Honeydrops bring the Sweet Like That Tour to Tipitina's alongside Jontavious Willis for a concert that showcases both artists.

St Joseph Church hosts bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace in support of the church. Attendees can play bingo while contributing to this cause.

Chad Gray celebrates three decades in music at House of Blues New Orleans with support from Butcher Babies and Devil's Cut. This is an all-ages event. The venue is cashless, with credit and debit cards and mobile pay accepted at all points of purchase. The box office opens before doors on show days, and in-person ticket purchases are available during those hours. Please follow the bag policy that permits only bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches. VIP upgrades are available.

The St. John the Baptist Parish Andouille Festival returns for a full weekend of celebration with live performances, great food, and activities for all ages. Expect a lively atmosphere packed with festival fun. Further details will be shared soon.

The 18th Annual Mary's Song Banquet arrives under the theme One Look, inspired by Luke 1:46-48 in The Message and its celebration of praise and profound change. The program includes a catered dinner and a live theatrical presentation by the women of Mary's Song titled The Slipper and the Scepter. The event takes place at Victory Church Life Center, and Business Casual attire is encouraged. All proceeds directly support the ministry of Mary's Song. Sponsorship options are available, including Platinum at $5,000 with a private table for ten and one Platinum Sponsor Ticket plus nine Platinum Guest Tickets, Gold at $2,500 with a private table for seven and one Gold Sponsor Ticket plus six Gold Guest Tickets, Silver at $1,000 with five tickets including one Silver Sponsor Ticket and four Silver Guest Tickets, and Bronze at $500 with two tickets including one Bronze Sponsor Ticket and one Bronze Guest Ticket. Individual tickets are $50.

The 2026 Craft Fair returns to Our Lady of Divine Providence Catholic Church, offering a craft-focused gathering.

The World Oddities Expo returns to New Orleans for its second year at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in Hall I. This traveling celebration of the unusual brings together art, history, science, and live entertainment in one immersive experience. Explore booths from eclectic vendors and small businesses, and visit the Deformed Exhibit to view real, rare specimens that highlight medical anomalies. Admission options include General Admission and VIP, with VIP offering early shopping before the crowds. Children 12 and under are admitted free. WOE Labs hosts hands-on classes led by knowledgeable instructors and welcomes all experience levels, with offerings such as introductory taxidermy, rat skeleton articulation, and building miniature diorama terrariums. Class availability can vary by city. The Main Stage features contortion, sideshow-inspired acts, clowns, and other unexpected performances, along with guest speakers presenting free seminars. In select cities, the Oddity Ink Parlour, sponsored by Villain Arts, provides on-site tattoo appointments. Celebrate the strange, the wonderful, and the weird in a welcoming space for curiosity and creativity.

Author E. Lane Redmond will be at Barnes & Noble in Elmwood, New Orleans to sign copies of The Krewe - House of Lazuliè. Readers can meet the author, get a book signed, and step into the world of the House in a welcoming bookstore setting.

Departing from the Port of New Orleans aboard Carnival Valor, this adults only group cruise travels to Progreso and Cozumel with a focus on history, culture, and rum. It welcomes members of the Pensacola Mardi Gras Krewe along with friends and family, and it also raises a toast to Danny and Nikki Fraser on their 50th birthdays. Guests can select from interior, oceanview, balcony, or suite staterooms. Taxes, fees, port expenses, and prepaid gratuities are included, along with a wide range of dining options and unlimited beverages such as non-bottled water, iced tea, lemonade, hot chocolate, and fruit juice. Live entertainment and music are featured throughout the voyage, and an exclusive shared VIP cocktail party invites Mardi Gras costumes. A special welcome gift is provided, and custom T-shirts, badges, and pins will be available for purchase with more details to come.

Presented by Neon Lights Entertainment Group, Cascades from Columbia, South Carolina takes the stage at The Twist of Lime for a live performance. Admission is $10.

At Gretna Bingo Palace, bingo sessions benefit St Joseph Church. These dedicated games offer a simple way to support the church while enjoying classic bingo fun.

Scotty Austin, formerly of Saving Abel, headlines a multi-band show at The Twist of Lime alongside Engineered Society Project, Them Guys, Ashes To Omens, Double Knockout, and StaleFate. The lineup moves from StaleFate to Double Knockout, Ashes To Omens, Them Guys, and Engineered Society Project, building to Scotty Austin’s closing set. Tickets are available.

Rata Blanca performs in New Orleans at Southport Hall. The band takes the stage for a live show in the city.

The East Jefferson General Hospital Foundation presents the 16th year of its hallmark rooftop celebration atop the Esplanade Garage at East Jefferson General Hospital. Look forward to an expanded spread with more food, beer, wine, and cocktails than before, along with bites from standout area restaurants. Take in sweeping views of Lake Pontchartrain and downtown New Orleans while enjoying a high energy performance from the Bucktown All-Stars, promoted as New Orleans’ top party band. Ticket purchases help advance patient care and strengthen the community.

Troop 11 presents an annual pumpkin patch featuring food and games, a costume contest, and a prize parade.

An annual chili cookoff fundraiser features homemade recipes from St. Bernard, where attendees can sample, compare, and vote for their favorites. Highlights include a chili contest, plenty of food and fun, raffles with prizes, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Funds raised help support and adopt local families and individuals in need throughout St. Bernard Parish, so every bowl makes a difference close to home.

We Came As Romans performs at House of Blues New Orleans. Guests of all ages are welcome. The venue operates cash-free, with only credit cards, debit cards, and mobile pay accepted at all points of purchase. The box office is open on show days and on Fridays, and tickets may be purchased in person during those hours. Please note the bag policy, as bags must not exceed 12 x 6 x 12 inches. For VIP upgrade inquiries, contact 504.310.4982 or NOLAVIP@livenation.com.

Mad City is happening at The Rivershack Tavern.

This bingo event at Gretna Bingo Palace supports St Joseph Church. Participants can enjoy the games while helping the church through their participation.

Cameron Whitcomb brings the Kingdom of Fear Tour to House of Blues New Orleans for an all-ages show. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports Project Healthy Minds and its efforts to expand access to mental health services across the country. The venue is fully cashless, so purchases are made with credit cards, debit cards, or mobile payment. The box office is open on show days and on Fridays for in-person ticket purchases. For VIP upgrades, contact 504.310.4982 or NOLAVIP@livenation.com. Please follow the bag policy, which permits only bags up to 12"x6"x12". Ticket options include a public onsale and several presales, including Citi Cardmember, artist, Spotify, Live Nation, and VIP packages.

Sharpen your sleuthing skills at The Dinner Detective true crime murder mystery dinner, where a comedic yet challenging case unfolds as you enjoy dinner. The culprit blends into the crowd, and anyone could suddenly become a suspect. Set in the present and unfolding in real time, the performance features actors mingling incognito among the audience to create a social, interactive evening for adults. Performances have taken place across the country since 2004, offering intrigue, laughter, and spontaneous surprises throughout the night.

Get ready for a high-energy night centered on a costume contest. Prizes and bar tabs await the best costume, so bring your most creative look. Expect a playful, skrappy vibe from start to finish.

Each step at the 2026 New Orleans Kidney Walk does more than spread awareness, it helps fund vital research, encourage earlier detection, and advance better treatments for people affected by kidney disease. Taking part in this event creates a lasting impact beyond the day itself and sends a message of hope to every patient.

The Coverly Brothers return to DiCarlo’s Food and Spirits in Maurepas with a classic rock showcase from a band of seasoned South Louisiana musicians. Known for faithful renditions and standout vocal harmonies, their set features favorites by the Eagles, Bad Company, Queen, the Beatles, Blackberry Smoke, the Rolling Stones, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, the Kinks, Badfinger, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Who, and more. Guests can enjoy food and drinks from the venue alongside a performance built on timeless songs and polished musicianship.

Bingo games at Gretna Bingo Palace support St Joseph Church. Sessions are held on Sundays and Mondays, offering a way to enjoy bingo while contributing to the church.

This bingo event at Gretna Bingo Palace supports St Joseph Church’s restoration. Participants can take part in bingo games while contributing to the effort.

Kick off the holidays early at New Orleans Holiday Market, a three-day shopping experience at the Pontchartrain Convention & Civic Center in Kenner, just outside New Orleans. Explore a curated mix of boutique brands, specialty retailers, artisans, and local vendors in a lively setting that blends cozy fall charm with Christmas cheer. Discover unique gifts, seasonal décor, fashion, jewelry, and gourmet treats, all timed for early Christmas shopping before the rush. Tickets are available.

At Jefferson Performing Arts Center, fans of Jim Henson's Labyrinth gather for a film-in-concert celebration of the fantasy favorite's 40th anniversary. The movie appears on a high-definition screen while a live band performs the complete soundtrack timed precisely to David Bowie's vocals. Signature moments like Magic Dance and the sweeping music by Bowie and Trevor Jones fill the hall. Costumes, sing-alongs, and cheering for Goblin King Jareth, Sarah, and the remarkable creations of Jim Henson's Creature Shop add to the fun. Directed by Jim Henson and starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie, this cult classic returns in an immersive concert setting.

St. John Baptist Free Clinic offers no-cost medical, dental, and vision care at New Wine Christian Center. No appointment, ID, or insurance is needed, and services will be provided until capacity is reached. Care includes eye exams with prescription glasses, dental cleanings, fillings, and extractions, plus medical services such as physical exams, STI and HIV screenings, maternal health education, and cancer screenings. Presented by State Representative Ken Brass with support from Louisiana Healthcare Connections, the clinic is centered on access, impact, and care for the community.