Events in Kenner today

St Joseph Church hosts bingo sessions at Gretna Bingo Palace. Participation in these games supports the church.

Musicians and fans gather in New Orleans for a bluegrass and bluegrass adjacent jam that welcomes both participation and listening. Players of stringed instruments who can play in the bluegrass style are welcome. The atmosphere is friendly to newcomers and seasoned musicians, and spectators are welcome to relax and enjoy the music.

Enjoy weekly Pokémon play with options for TCG, VGC, and Pokémon GO. All types of trainers are welcome. Bring a team or deck, take part in good-spirited matches, and meet other fans. These recurring sessions offer a chance to practice, trade, and share a love for Pokémon.

Bingo takes place at Msgr. Bergeron Hall. Concessions are available for purchase.

Immerse yourself in the world of Lorcana at a recurring weekly meetup. New players can learn the basics while seasoned fans refine their decks in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Expect casual, friendly matches, chances to win prizes, and plenty of camaraderie with fellow Illumineers. It is a simple way to play regularly, build skills, and enjoy the game with others.

These weekly Flesh and Blood gatherings welcome both experienced players and those new to the game. Expect friendly competition that helps sharpen skills and fosters a supportive community. Participants bring their favorite decks to face off for prizes and bragging rights, with the emphasis on enjoying matches and connecting with fellow players.

Grammy Award winner and Grammy-nominated R&B and soul songwriter and producer Jamison Ross brings Summer Soul Live to the New Orleans Jazz & Blues Market with a sound that merges R&B, gospel, and blues, elevated by modern production and contemporary soul. His artistry reflects influences from Marvin Gaye, Rance Allen, and Al Green. A Jacksonville native, he developed his craft at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, Florida State University, and the University of New Orleans, where he earned a Master of Music. His self-titled 2015 debut earned a Grammy nomination. In 2019 he co-founded the soul-focused label Affective Music with David S. Hargrett and produced Mykal Kilgore’s debut single Let Me Go, earning a second nomination. In 2023 he won a Grammy with Snarky Puppy for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album for Empire Central. His recent single Say You Love Me, written by the late DJ Rogers, has reached the top 20 on the R&B charts and became the most added track. The New Orleans Jazz & Blues Market highlights world-renowned musicians, new premium sound and lighting, signature cocktails and drinks, private valet parking, and an environment known for memorable live performances.

Low key gatherings for the New Orleans Burning Man community at The Voodoo Lounge focus on easy conversation and connection. Arrival is flexible, and on some nights Andy the bartender treats folks to complimentary gourmet hot dogs. The atmosphere stays relaxed and fun throughout.

A free meetup focused on property investing brings together investors, landlords, flippers, real estate agents, contractors, lenders, wholesalers, and anyone curious about the field. The format highlights in-depth conversations with active Louisiana investors who are building portfolios and closing deals, offering practical insights drawn from the work they do every day. Networking and knowledge sharing are central, with opportunities to connect and learn from real-world experience. This edition features an interview with Antonio Cousin, Broker and Owner of Service 1st Real Estate, serving New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and communities across Southeastern Louisiana. Licensed since 2010, he works across residential, multifamily, and commercial real estate, and he invests personally in single family, multifamily, and commercial properties. He is the author of three books on real estate, personal finance, and wealth building, and his brokerage has earned multiple awards. PropertySpark has also recognized him among Louisiana’s Top 50 Real Estate Agents on Social Media. The conversation will explore how he got started, lessons learned over more than 15 years in the Louisiana market, and how he approaches today’s opportunities, followed by Q and A. A needs and wants segment encourages participants at any stage, from a first deal to a thousand deals, to share what they have or what they are seeking, such as off market opportunities, hard money, contractors, or partners. Additional time for networking is included, and there is an optional after gathering for drinks at Gattuso’s Neighborhood Restaurant. Speakers and organizers are not selling products or courses, with the emphasis on connecting the West Bank property investing community.

Pandamonium Gaming hosts a weekly locals event for the Gundam Trading Card Game, offering a place to test new decks or enjoy casual matches with fellow fans. Entry is $10, and every participant receives a Tournament Pack with entry. Prizing is based on participation.

Friday Night Magic offers a friendly space to play, test your skills, and connect with the Magic community. Every match brings a fresh opportunity to outmaneuver opponents and earn prizes, with a welcoming atmosphere for veteran planeswalkers and newcomers alike. It is a weekly Friday tradition focused on fun competition and good company.

Gear up for a weekly Gundam card game gathering. Build and tune your deck, take command of Mobile Suits, and square off against fellow players for victories, prizes, and bragging rights. All experience levels are welcome, from first missions to seasoned Newtype veterans. Experience the excitement of Gundam play every week.

Cold Shot performs at RiverShack Gretna with a playlist of classic rock and blues from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. The event highlights music, food, friends, and fun.

Riftbound TCG players gather at Pandamonium Gaming for a recurring locals event centered on friendly competition and community building. Entry is $10 and includes a Nexus Pack, and prizes scale with participation. Whether refining strategies or learning the game, participants can battle, open packs, and contribute to a growing scene each week.

The Twist of Lime hosts a three-band show featuring Double Knockout, Vedas, and The Jak Locke Rock Show. The cover charge is $10.

Double Knockout, Vedas, and The Jak Locke Rock Show perform live at The Twist of Lime.

Players compete in a disc golf tournament.

A yoga class with instructor Layla Ross takes place at the Cabildo by Jackson Square. It is open to Friends of the Cabildo members, along with locals and tourists. The cost is $10 for members and $20 for non-members. Bring a mat if you have one, or use a complimentary mat provided on site. Participants can look forward to benefits such as stronger and more toned muscles, support for a balanced metabolism and weight reduction, and mental gains like easing chronic stress, improving clarity and calm, and enhancing concentration.

At Lafreniere Park, moms and their kids can enjoy a relaxed splash pad meet-up designed for connection and play. Expect an easygoing atmosphere with no set agenda... just conversation, community, and kid-friendly fun. Admission is $10 per child, and moms attend at no cost. Sunscreen and towels are recommended. Whether arriving with friends or coming solo, this laid-back outing provides space to connect while little ones cool off.

Explore New Orleans’ Garden District on a guided walking experience presented by Friends of the Cabildo. Beginning at The Chicory House, this two-hour tour traces how prosperous American settlers shaped the neighborhood, with an emphasis on distinctive Greek Revival and Italianate architecture and the cultural currents that defined this storied area. City-licensed volunteer guides share insights into notable figures, political turning points, and the influence of local geography on the district’s evolution, offering context that reaches beyond the French Quarter. Tours run rain or shine. Sidewalks may be uneven, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Bring water or another form of hydration. The meeting point is one block from the St. Charles Streetcar line (Stop St. Charles at Washington Ave.). Tickets are $30 for adults and $20 for students and Friends of the Cabildo members. No refunds.

Partnering with the Urban League of Louisiana, this large community health initiative at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center provides professional care and vital resources, encouraging people to take charge of their wellness. Attendees can access complimentary health screenings, participate in wellness-oriented activities, and gather helpful information and tools that support healthier living across Louisiana. The goal is to empower individuals and extend support to more community members.

A great meal and live music come together on the lakeshore at Frenier Landing Restaurant and Oyster Bar, a family friendly venue presenting nationally touring artist Thomas Cain.

Doors open ahead of the show, and the cover is $10.

Burnin' Sky performs a live classic rock set in the Deck Room.

A standout rock tribute act from the South returns to Rock'n'Bowl with a program celebrating the music of Styx and Foreigner. The evening centers on tributes to both bands, offering a focused set devoted to their songs.

The Low End Theory Players present a live hip-hop tribute honoring Biggie and Pac. This performance focuses on their music and influence, delivering a stage show that celebrates the sound and legacy associated with both artists.

A variety show celebrating drag takes the stage at the Golden Lantern show bar, featuring live performances.