Events in New Orleans, LA

Enjoy a guided yoga session with instructor Layla Ross at the Cabildo on Jackson Square. Open to Friends of the Cabildo members, locals, and tourists, the class is priced at $10 for members and $20 for non-members. Participants may bring their own mat, and free mats are available. The practice is designed to build muscle strength and tone, support a balanced metabolism, and aid in weight reduction while also easing chronic stress, promoting mental clarity and calm, and enhancing concentration.

This annual fall festival features complimentary candy and snacks, a variety of games, and inflatable attractions in a setting geared toward families. Admission and activities are completely free.

Marking two decades since Ochsner welcomed the West Bank into its family, this free community picnic brings families together at Ochsner West Bank. Expect delicious food, bounce houses and games, live entertainment, Trunk or Treat activities, face painting and a variety of family fun. Guests can receive a complimentary plate with a hamburger or hot dog, chips and drinks, available while supplies last. Free popcorn and snowballs will be offered as well. The celebration serves as a thank you to the community that has trusted Ochsner West Bank with its health for 20 years.

Discover the Garden District on a two hour walking tour hosted by Friends of the Cabildo. The outing departs from outside the Chicory House and explores the neighborhood’s story, from the affluent Americans who built it to the Greek Revival and Italianate architecture that defines its streets. City licensed volunteer guides share how notable figures, political shifts, and the local landscape influenced the district’s growth, offering context beyond the French Quarter and a window into mid nineteenth century American life in New Orleans. Tickets are $30 for adults and $20 for students and Friends of the Cabildo members. Tours run rain or shine, and refunds are not available. Sidewalks can be uneven, so comfortable walking shoes are encouraged. Bring water or another form of hydration. The meeting point is one block from the St. Charles Streetcar line at Washington Avenue.

Celebrate Halloween on the water aboard the Riverboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS with a festive brunch cruise. Witchy costumes are encouraged, and each guest can enjoy three included cocktails along with spooky music, photo opportunities, a Glitter Bar, and seasonal river views. Tickets cover the cruise, a meal, three drinks, and all onboard entertainment, and space is limited. The brunch buffet features tossed salad du jour, chicken and sausage gumbo, Louisiana ham, shrimp and grits, French eggs, Belgian waffles, biscuits and gravy, smoked salmon, andouille and pork link sausage, creole creamed spinach, lyonnaise potatoes, biscuits, mixed fruit, bread pudding, Brioches a La Cannelle, and assorted mini danishes and pastries. Community Coffee and iced tea are included.

Dark Matter Oddities & Artisan Collective in the French Quarter celebrates its seventh anniversary with a Halloween inspired day of treats and surprises. A spooky special guest will welcome visitors, and the first 77 guests will receive treat bags. To go drinks will be available, with a request to enjoy them outside the shop to prevent spills. Shoppers who spend $25 or more will be entered into a door prize drawing, with two winners chosen at random to receive a $66 gift card, and winners do not need to be present for the drawing. A costume contest judged by the shop’s Instagram followers will award a $66 gift card to the winner. Additional surprises are planned and will be announced.

A playful gathering of Vampyres and their friends comes to Jackson Square in New Orleans for casual hangout time and a coordinated group photo. The meetup point is inside the park near the Andrew Jackson statue, by the benches. Some participants plan to arrive early to grab a drink and take a relaxed walk through the Cathedral. The photo is a free keepsake for attendees. Direct any questions to the organizer.

Spreading the Music transforms into a haunted walk-through with spooky live music and plenty of candy, creating a festive stop for trick-or-treaters. Visitors move through a private tour of Haunted Spreading the Music while collecting bags of sweets, all with the goal of engaging the New Orleans community for the holiday. New this year, an indoor waiting area features games, refreshments, more candy, and live music. After long lines last year, an additional space has been opened so ghoulish guests can stay cool and enjoy the tunes. Costumes are encouraged, all ages are welcome, and a suggested donation of $5 to $10 supports the experience. More information and tickets are available on Eventbrite.

The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show invites guests to dig into a comedic case while enjoying dinner. The story plays out in the present, in real time, and the performers are hidden in plain sight among the audience, so the culprit could be anywhere and anyone might end up as a prime suspect. This interactive and social format is intended for adults, blending laughs, twists, and plenty of surprises throughout the room. Presented across the country since 2004, it delivers an evening of intrigue and unscripted moments that keep the mystery alive from start to finish.

With the veil between worlds at its thinnest, Pete’s sets a haunting scene with candlelight holding back the dark. Trick or treating unfolds on the patio, Krewe du Crave pops up with tasty temptations, and a specialty cocktail adds to the eerie ambiance. Costumes are encouraged for a playfully macabre night.

Donald Harrison's Quantum Leap Music Festival brings the Chuck Brown Band to the New Orleans Jazz & Blues Market alongside a full slate of performances. A New Orleans Showcase features Deezle, Tonya Boyd-Cannon, Vasti Jackson, Erica Falls, and Donald Harrison, followed by Big Sam's Funky Nation, the Chuck Brown Band, and a late night set with DJ Antwigadee and guests. Honoring the legacy of the Godfather of go-go, the Chuck Brown Band includes musicians who toured with the GRAMMY-nominated legend and keeps the beat-driven party going with classics like Bustin’ Loose, Blow Your Whistle, We the People, and We Need Some Money. The dance floor will be open, and the venue offers premium sound and lighting, signature cocktails and drinks, and private valet parking.

Saints in Hell, performing a tribute to Judas Priest, takes the stage at The Twist of Lime for a Halloween night performance.

Make plans for a night centered on costumes, including a contest with prizes and bar tabs for the best look. Those in the know will get it... skrappy energy encouraged.

The Howlin' Wolf sets the scene for a Halloween night filled with live music and drinks. The lineup includes Brasshearts Brass Band, Sunscape, and Dizzy. Dizzy opens the show as an alt pop funk duo made up of siblings Izzy and David Gruner, and Brasshearts Brass Band takes the stage after. Admission is $10.00 and the event is for ages 18 and up.

Endless Night returns to New Orleans with the Vampire Carnivale edition, a multi‑day celebration that builds to the New Orleans Vampire Ball in the heart of the French Quarter at the House of Blues. Expect a lavish blend of Venetian masquerade mystique, the pageantry of a vampire court, the charge of a rock show, and the polish of burlesque cabaret. Created by impresario Father Sebastiaan in 1996, the experience has grown from its New York origins to stages in cities across the United States and Europe, with a name inspired by a line from William Blake’s Auguries of Innocence. The program features a Mistress of Ceremonies in Tzarina Hellfire, a signature group howl led by Father Sebastiaan, live musical performances, a best dressed contest hosted by JoHanna Moresco of The Cruxshadows, ritual burlesque by Le Cabaret Vampyre, and Matt V Christ spinning the Endless Night Vampire Top 250 on the main floor. Storytelling and tours are presented by Haunted History Tours, and Patti Negri of Ghost Adventures offers seance and cocktails. The krewe behind the scenes includes Father Sebastiaan as impresario, Victor Magnus as master of the house, Matt V Christ as stage manager, Jonathan Repass as showrunner, Asia Strong curating the bazaar, Tsarina Hellfire as local ambassador, and Josh Suit as sheriff. Throughout the weekend, guests can explore an indoor and garden bazaar with VIP registration, vendors, and stage acts, step into the Salon Noir inside the Parish, revel at the main gala Vampire Ball, dine at the Convivium Banquet aboard the Creole Queen, and wind down in the Babylon VIV Salon within the Foundation Room. Costuming is central to the experience. The bazaar has no dress code, Salon Noir calls for all black attire, the main gala follows the official Endless Night dress standards, and Babylon VIV invites red and black tie formal looks. A themed drink special, the Traditional Bloodbath, mixes equal parts chartreuse, cabernet, and cranberry juice, shaken and served in a wine glass without ice. The phenomenon has drawn attention from major media, including coverage by the New York Times, Revolver Magazine, LA Weekly, and Rolling Stone.

Step into the role of a covert investigator for a high-stakes conspiracy adventure in New Orleans. Your task is to infiltrate a secretive society that pulls the strings of the city’s key figures, from the mayor and judges to priests, business owners, and doctors. Tickets are available for this experience.

The 2026 New Orleans Kidney Walk turns every step into meaningful support for people living with kidney disease by fueling research, advancing earlier detection, and improving treatment options. Taking part creates change that continues long after the walk and shows patients that real progress is within reach.

The first Greater New Orleans Tunnel2Towers 5K Run & Walk comes to the Westbank with a route that travels through the Harvey Tunnel, crosses the Westbank, and concludes along the Gretna Riverfront. This event honors fallen first responders and military heroes, supports their families, and brings the community together around a shared purpose that reflects the strength of Greater New Orleans.

At Cypress Garden Reception Hall in Marrero, the Marrero Lions Club is hosting a Mahjong Fundraiser for players of all experience levels. Choose from three ticket options designed to match your comfort with the game. Open Play ($25) includes light bites, soda, and three hours of independent play, is best for experienced players, and requires a 2026 NMJL card. Mahjong 101 ($45) offers three hours of guided play with a mahjong instructor at a table of fellow learners, with light bites and soda included, and is ideal for those with no prior experience. Mahjong 102 ($45) provides three hours of guided play with an instructor at a table of beginners, includes light bites and soda, and suits players who know the basics and prefer guidance during play. Proceeds support the Marrero Lions Club’s community service projects.

St Joseph Church Restoration Bingo takes place at Gretna Bingo Palace. Participation in the bingo games supports St Joseph Church.

St Joseph Church is featured at Gretna Bingo Palace for bingo games that support the church. It is a chance to play bingo while contributing to St Joseph Church.

The New Orleans Holiday Market transforms the Pontchartrain Convention & Civic Center into a festive indoor marketplace filled with curated exhibitors, distinctive gifts, and seasonal finds. Guests can explore the aisles and enjoy added touches like complimentary gift wrapping with paid admission, special giveaways and raffle opportunities, and a Sunday Mimosas at the Market experience. Early online ticket purchases are automatically entered for a chance to win $250. Military members, veterans, and first responders receive complimentary admission with valid ID. Designed as more than a shopping trip, this seasonal gathering brings the community together and sends visitors home with a bit of extra holiday cheer.

A monthly group discussion focused on astrology, led by Denise Hancock. Participants explore their charts, look at current planetary alignments, and consider how these patterns may relate to them. A suggested donation of $10 is welcomed. To book, call or use the provided link.

Bowling For Soup, Ballyhoo!, and rosecoloredworld share the bill for a live concert. Ticketing includes a public onsale.

This cinematic concert celebrates the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's Labyrinth with a blend of film and live performance. The cult favorite appears on a high definition screen while a live band performs the complete soundtrack in precise sync with David Bowie's vocals, bringing fan favorites like Magic Dance and the sweeping score by Bowie and Trevor Jones to life. Costumes, sing along, and cheers are welcome as Goblin King Jareth, Sarah, and the imaginative creations of Jim Henson's Creature Shop fill the screen. Directed by Jim Henson and featuring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie, this fantasy adventure is presented in a vivid new way that puts the music at the heart of the experience.

At Twist of Lime in Metairie, Biloxi’s Sombir celebrates a new album with a live set that blends industrial, electronic, and experimental sounds. Little Rock trio Mortalus brings a female-led attack rooted in thrash metal, hard rock, and a dose of punk attitude. Gulf Coast group Spirit of Possibility adds its own original voice to complete the three-band bill. Expect heavy riffs and high-energy performances throughout the night. Cover is $15.

Pretty Lights brings the Soundship Space Bus Tour to The Fillmore New Orleans for an all ages show. The venue operates without cash, so be ready to pay with a credit card, debit card, or mobile payment at all points of purchase. The box office is open on event days only, starting two hours before doors and remaining open until the headliner begins; during those hours it can be reached at 504.881.1555 ext 6, and questions outside those times can be sent to FillmoreNOLAInfo@livenation.com. For VIP upgrades and accessibility inquiries, email fillmorevipseats@livenation.com. Bags up to 12"x6"x12" are allowed, while backpacks, multi compartment bags, and laptop cases are not permitted regardless of size.

Experience a day of cars, history, and family activities at the Fort Pike Festival and Car Show at Fort Pike State Park. Browse a showcase of automobiles, enjoy food and drinks, and let kids have fun with bounce houses and face painting. Expect hourly fort tours and cannon shots, along with music throughout the day, with a DJ to start and live performers later on. Organizers state there is no online registration. Car show registration is accepted and paid for at the gate only, and they will not ask for cash in advance. They also advise communicating only through the official Fort Pike VFD Facebook account and not engaging with individuals claiming to represent them elsewhere. Gates open first, food service begins shortly after, and entertainment continues as the day goes on.

Beignet Fest returns for its ninth year with an all-star lineup of Louisiana talent at the New Orleans City Park Festival Grounds. The bill features the family-friendly Imagination Movers, Louisiana favorite Amanda Shaw, powerhouse vocalist Maggie Koerner, and New Orleans supergroup Dragon Smoke, with DJ Flowerchild keeping music going between live sets. The music program is presented by the New Orleans Tourism & Cultural Foundation, which supports the cultural industries and culture bearers of the city. Tickets will be available, and organizers plan to share more festival news as the event approaches.

Explore a Mystic Faire day with a range of readers offering 25 minute readings. Sessions are available on a first come, first served basis for $25 each.

An all-you-can-eat shrimp boil with sides is available for $20, and a complimentary shot will be served after every LSU touchdown.

Experience an evening of New Orleans art and community along Magazine Street as 15 galleries stay open into the night with exhibitions, live music, and special deals. Organized by the Magazine Street Merchants Association with The Scout Guide New Orleans, this semi-monthly art walk is a long-running neighborhood tradition that welcomes the public. It offers a free, relaxed way for devoted collectors and casual explorers alike to immerse themselves in local creativity.

Experience an interactive true crime mystery dinner by The Dinner Detective, where a comical yet challenging case unfolds as you dine. The culprit blends into the crowd, so anyone might find themselves suddenly suspected. Set in the present day and performed in real time, the show places actors among the audience for a social, engaging evening suitable for adults. Presented across the country since 2004, this immersive theater event delivers intrigue, humor, and unexpected unscripted moments.

Alicia Lawson offers a spirit-guided meditation and journey that adapts to the needs of the moment. This gathering takes place each month following the Mystic Faire, creating space for reflection and intuitive exploration. Admission is $20.

Dinosaur Jr. brings its 2026 fall tour to Tipitina's, with Stef Chura appearing as the special guest.

Bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace supports St Joseph Church. Participation in the games helps the church.

This bingo event at Gretna Bingo Palace supports St Joseph Church. Enjoy a fun way to help the church through community bingo.

Taking place at Lion's Club Metairie, this On Stage Alaska presentation features Holland America Line travel experts who share an engaging overview of Alaska cruises and cruisetours. The program highlights marquee ports, convenient docking locations, and the line’s nearly 80 years of experience in the region. Learn about itineraries that include Glacier Bay on most sailings and the classic Inside Passage, along with standout experiences like the White Pass Scenic Railway, Denali, and more. Attendees are eligible for special booking bonuses.

This program of contemporary American music places New Orleans composer Tucker Fuller alongside Philip Glass. Violinist Moises Cunha and pianist Justin Snyder perform Fuller’s new violin and piano sonata, Americana, created specifically for them. The piece considers four turbulent chapters in American life, spanning the Great Depression and the AIDS crisis to a 1970s summer gathering and the disruption tied to immigration raids today. Its four movements pass through splendor, yearning, flirtatious energy, and tension, tracing lives marked by optimism and unease. The program also includes Philip Glass’s Sonata for Violin and Piano, presenting a freshly composed work beside a sonata for the same instruments by Glass. The performance takes place at the Marigny Opera House. General admission is $25.

Fillmore New Orleans operates as a fully cashless venue, so purchases at bars, concessions, and merchandise stands require a credit card, debit card, or a mobile payment method. All ages are welcome. The box office serves guests on event days only and can be reached during its posted hours at 504.881.1555 ext 6, with questions outside those hours handled at FillmoreNOLAInfo@livenation.com. For entry, bring only a small bag no larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches. Backpacks, multi compartment bags, and laptop cases are not permitted. For VIP seat upgrades or accessibility inquiries, contact fillmorevipseats@livenation.com. These guidelines are in place to streamline entry and make purchases quick and simple, so reviewing them ahead of time will help you prepare.

Tommy Castro & The Painkillers bring the raw, roots-forward spirit of Closer To The Bone to the New Orleans Jazz & Blues Market, with support from GA-20. A 10-time Blues Music Award winner and four-time B.B. King Entertainer of the Year honoree, Castro leads bassist Randy McDonald, keyboardist Mike Emerson and drummer Bowen Brown through gritty new originals and deep-cut tributes to influences like Johnny Nitro, Magic Slim, Ron Thompson, Mike Duke, Chris Cain, Wynonie Harris, Eddie Taylor, Jimmy Nolen and Johnny “Guitar” Watson. The album, produced by Christoffer “Kid” Andersen at Greaseland Studio and named the most-played blues release of 2025 by the Big Blues Chart, strips the sound to its unvarnished core and features appearances by Rick Estrin, Chris Cain, Billy Branch, Deanna Bogart, Jim Pugh and The Sons Of The Soul Revivers. GA-20 adds acclaimed support with a lean trio approach rooted in traditional blues at the crossroads of country and early rock and roll, having reached the top of the Billboard Blues chart three times since 2018. Expect a powerful performance that salutes classic influences while showcasing sharp songwriting and high-energy musicianship from two standout acts.

After a six year break, the marathon distance returns to New Orleans with a full lineup announced by Premier Event Management in partnership with New Orleans & Company. Participants can choose from the New Orleans Marathon, a Half Marathon, a 5K road race, or a Marathon Relay. All races will begin in New Orleans City Park, marking the welcome comeback of road running through the city.

The Tactical Anatomy Summit delivers two intensive days of classroom learning and live-fire work led by instructors Chuck Haggard, Shane Kerwin, and Dr. Andy Anderson. The curriculum is built on the medically informed, three-dimensional, target-focused methods developed by Dr. James S. Williams through his Tactical Anatomy program. Students learn to make fast, effective decisions in life-threatening encounters, combining an understanding of human anatomy with short-range precision and a resilient survival mindset. Across two prop-rich live-fire blocks and in-depth classroom sessions, participants explore topics such as a foundational lecture from Dr. Williams, practical decision-making under pressure, immediate self-aid if injured, and a 3D approach to defensive shooting that highlights critical structures like the aortic arch. Training includes a pocket pistol demonstration, lessons drawn from real incidents and historic gunfights, considerations for what follows an armed encounter, and analysis of defensive handgun caliber performance. Live-fire components include approximately 150 rounds focused on 3D targeting and 200 rounds reinforcing street-relevant skills and visualization. Students should arrive with a preferred carry pistol, noting that all variants of the SIG Sauer P320, including M17 and M18 models, are not permitted. A safe belt holster that allows one-handed reholstering is required, and Serpa style, shoulder, and ankle holsters are not allowed. Bring a spare magazine carrier, three magazines, eye and ear protection, sturdy footwear, rugged clothing with an optional hat, a suitable gun belt, and an optional cover garment for open or concealed work. Plan to take notes during the classroom blocks, and pack lunch, drinks, and snacks. If applicable, sunscreen is recommended. Total ammunition needed is 350 rounds. Range fees apply at the training site. This course is hosted at Crescent City Concealed Carry. Registration is subject to a firm policy in which tuition is nonrefundable if a student cancels or does not attend. If the organizer cancels, a refund or credit toward a future class will be issued. Exceptions may be considered case by case.

Celebrate America’s 250th alongside the 10 year milestone of Combels Customs Cruisers at a benefit car show that welcomes enthusiasts and spectators alike. Participants can bring cars, trucks, bikes, jeeps, dune buggies, or almost any distinctive ride that can be moved by hand, all in support of a good cause. To pre-register and reserve a space, contact Big John Combel, Sr. at 504-915-6204. Early bird vehicle registrations include a complimentary T-shirt. Spectators can look forward to great food, live music from the Southern Fire Band, a 50/50 drawing, a prize parade, and a silent auction.

The Squadron launches its home schedule with a celebration of Hispanic Heritage. Entry begins one hour prior to tip-off. For questions, contact the Laketown Squadron at (504) 525-4667 or squadron.info@pelicans.com.

You Night is planning a runway show paired with a celebration at Jefferson Performing Arts Center. The organization will accept applications for the Class of 2026, with a submission deadline and class announcement to follow. There are also options to get involved through sponsorships, volunteer roles, and collaboration ideas, with further details available on the organization’s website.

At Gretna Bingo Palace, bingo sessions benefit St Joseph Church. These games offer an opportunity to play and help support the church at the same time.

St Joseph Church hosts bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace. Playing helps support the church.

REHAB performs at The Twist of Lime with special guests Reup Tha Boss and Oray Band, plus another act to be announced. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show.

Experience a trunk show spotlighting La Premiere’s Spring and Summer 2027 collection at Linen Jolie Bridal. For a limited period, a curated range of the brand’s newest gowns will be on display, including pieces not ordinarily available in the boutique. Celebrated for precise fit, refined detailing, and a forward-looking aesthetic, La Premiere offers options for brides seeking something distinctive. From delicate lace and sleek modern lines to intricate beadwork and bold accents, the collection blends timeless elegance with contemporary style. Appointment availability is limited for trunk show events, so advance reservations are recommended. Special incentives will be offered.

A free, public coin show presented by the Crescent City Coin Club brings collectors and newcomers together at The Landing Ballroom, also known as The Columbus Room. Browse and trade U.S., foreign, and ancient coins, paper money, Mardi Gras doubloons, gold and silver bullion, and a range of coin supplies. Attendees can buy, sell, and request appraisals, and door prize drawings add a bit of extra excitement throughout the event.

Serenity Day Spa and Gifts is celebrating a grand reopening with an afternoon of shopping, sips, and sweet treats. Expect exclusive reopening specials, giveaways, and local pop-ups featuring Brooke Bakes, Lake Tilly Ba-You, and Stay Pressed Juice Co., along with fresh juice. Explore what is new at Serenity while you mingle and shop.

Step into The Dinner Detective true crime murder mystery dinner show, where guests work together to crack a comedic yet challenging case while enjoying dinner. The twist... the culprit blends into the crowd, and anyone could become a prime suspect at any moment. This modern production unfolds in the present and plays out in real time, with performers mingling among the audience to keep everyone guessing. Expect a lively, social, and fully interactive evening created for adult participants. Presented across the country since 2004, these performances deliver intrigue, laughter, and spontaneous surprises from start to finish.

At Gretna Bingo Palace, players can take part in bingo that benefits restoration at St Joseph Church. It is a simple way to support the church through a familiar game.

A bingo event at Gretna Bingo Palace offers a friendly way to support St Joseph Church. Participation helps the church while you enjoy the excitement of bingo.

A complimentary reception with a ribbon cutting welcomes hotel guests and locals in a festive lobby. The celebration unveils the hotel’s elaborate holiday decor, highlighted by an oversized Canal Street streetcar replica crafted entirely from gingerbread and other confections. A refreshed lineup of notable Louisiana personalities is depicted as passengers, inviting attendees to spot favorite New Orleans celebrities along the route. Holiday refreshments are part of the festivities, and appearances by Papa Noel and the Victory Belles add classic seasonal cheer.

Each Tuesday, The Rabbit Hole hosts the Grammy Award winning Rebirth Brass Band, bringing the sound of New Orleans to the stage. Their live show mixes jazz, funk, and hip hop with driving brass and plenty of groove. The bar also pours its signature Bunny Crush cocktail.

Caesars Superdome hosts the Bayou Classic Battle of the Bands & Greek Show, spotlighting the Southern University "Human Jukebox" Marching Band in the south end zone near sections 115 to 117 and the Grambling State University World Famed Tiger Marching Band in the north end zone near sections 111 to 113. Entry is mobile only through Ticketmaster SafeTix, and printed tickets, PDFs, and QR codes are not accepted. Tickets must be delivered via Ticketmaster Mobile or Mobile Transfer. Any other delivery method will not work, and assistance cannot be provided for those, so please contact your original point of purchase if needed. There are no refunds, exchanges, or alternate pick ups. Guests ages 2 and older require a ticket. A clear bag policy will be in effect.

Boogie T brings a Louisiana-rooted, bass-forward sound to the Joy Theater in New Orleans, blending dubstep, funk, blues, and live instrumentation into an energetic performance. Also known as Brock Thornton, he released the Soul'd Out EP on SubCarbon Records and has worked with labels including Atlantic’s Big Beat and Ultra Records under Sony Music. He founded Drama Club Recordings to share his own music and spotlight talent from across the bass scene. His projects include the live outfit BOOGIE T.RIO with hometown collaborators Andrew 'Yàno' Yanovski on keys and Frank 'Animal Drums' Castro on drums, and his touring history features headline runs and appearances at major festivals such as Bonnaroo, Coachella, Lollapalooza, and EDC Las Vegas. The Joy Theater is a fully cashless venue. The venue lists both a presale and a general onsale, and the presale requires a code.

Bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace supports St Joseph Church and its restoration. Attendees can take part in the games to contribute to the parish.

Enjoy bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace while supporting St Joseph Church. These sessions are set aside for the church, and participation in the games helps provide support.

Experience Gaylord Opryland during the holidays, where nine acres of glass-covered indoor gardens, 2,000,000 Christmas lights, ICE! sculptures, and atriums decorated for the season create a festive setting. This four-day tour includes a hotel stay at the heart of the celebration, a lunch cruise aboard the General Jackson Showboat on the Cumberland River, and an evening of live entertainment at the Grand Ole Opry. It is a favorite that travelers choose to repeat year after year.

A free meetup brings together investors, landlords, flippers, realtors, contractors, lenders, wholesalers, and anyone interested in property investing. The focus is on real-world insight and networking so participants can move closer to their goals. The program features in-depth interviews with active investors working in the Louisiana market rather than professional presenters. Guests share how they got started, lessons learned along the way, and what they are doing in the current market to offer practical takeaways. The flow includes open networking, an interview with Q and A, and a needs and wants segment with more time to connect. After the meeting, conversations continue over drinks at Gattuso’s Neighborhood Restaurant. All experience levels are welcome, from tackling a first deal to growing a large portfolio. During the needs and wants portion, attendees can share what they have or are seeking, such as off-market deals, hard money, contractors, or partners. Speakers are not selling anything and neither are the organizers. The featured speaker for this meetup will be announced soon.

A half-day seminar presented by the Historic New Orleans Collection offers practical guidance for researching local properties. HNOC staff will share how to use the notarial archives, historic city directories, and the Collins C. Diboll Vieux Carré Digital Survey, a database that documents every lot and structure in the French Quarter. Guest speaker Judy Riffel will cap the program with an overview of Spanish land grants in Louisiana and the principal repositories that house those records. The seminar welcomes newcomers and experienced researchers, with particular emphasis on using property records to support genealogical research. Admission is free, and registration is required. During registration, attendees may add an architectural walking tour led by HNOC staff for $25 per person and a box lunch catered by Gracious Bakery for $20 per person. Registration opens first for HNOC members, followed by the general public.

The beloved TV story comes to life on stage at Jefferson Performing Arts Center in a musical featuring holiday favorites like "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" and "A Holly Jolly Christmas." Santa and Mrs. Claus, Hermey the elf, Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster, Clarice, Yukon Cornelius, and Rudolph all appear in an adventure that celebrates how being different can be something special.

A night of live rock brings Awaken The Giant, Alborn, and Silvertung together on one stage. Cover is $10.

Tickets are no longer available for this performance, which spotlights Boyfriend, a creator who moves between performance, writing, and production. Known for incisive wordplay, big-stage flair, and storytelling with a social edge, she has been active since 2012 and has built a distinct path as both a solo artist and an in-demand collaborator. Her credits include songwriting and production for Charli XCX, Troye Sivan, Rebecca Black, Slayyyter, and Mala Rodríguez, along with appearances on tracks with Lil Wayne, Jake Shears, Billy Porter, Pussy Riot, and Big Freedia. Her music has turned up on HBO, Netflix, Hulu, and Starz, and has powered global campaigns for Amazon, Apple, Marc Jacobs, and Red Bull. Her concerts have drawn praise, with Rolling Stone ranking her among the top five acts at Outside Lands and Consequence highlighting her standout turn in Bonnaroo’s SuperJam. She also appears in the Grammy-winning documentary Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story. Her theater projects include premieres covered by Playbill, a performance with Tony Award winner Laura Osnes, and her long-running original stage production Hag. Most recently, she released the musical concept album In the Garden.

At Jefferson Performing Arts Center, the stage musical inspired by the cherished television special brings the North Pole to life with spirited performances and festive songs, including Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and A Holly Jolly Christmas. Santa and Mrs. Claus, Hermey the Elf, Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster, Clarice, Yukon Cornelius, and Rudolph all appear in a heartfelt adventure that highlights how the traits that make someone unique can become their greatest strength.

A benefit supporting St. Jude and children with cancer. The purpose is to generate support and awareness for young patients and their families.

Savor a delicious dinner while unraveling a comedic whodunit that unfolds in the present and plays out in real time. Performers blend into the crowd, turning every table into a potential source of clues and keeping the culprit cleverly concealed in plain sight. Guests may even find themselves pegged as suspects as the investigation heats up, creating a lively, social atmosphere with plenty of laughs. Created by The Dinner Detective, this interactive experience has entertained audiences nationwide since 2004 and is designed for adults seeking an evening of intrigue, humor, and spontaneous surprises.

Krampus NOLAuf celebrates ten years as New Orleans original Krampus parade, the largest event of its kind in the United States. The Bywater neighborhood becomes the stage for a roaming spectacle of Krampus, winter folklore figures, and signature groups such as the Sisters of SHHH. Now in its 10th edition since its 2015 founding, this milestone highlights the craftsmanship and imagination that define the Krewe of Krampus and its place in local culture. The parade moves entirely on foot, bringing spectators close to intricate handmade costumes, vivid characters, and a theatrical atmosphere that mixes European winter traditions with the spirit of New Orleans. Plastic beads are not used. Instead, parade-goers may receive distinctive handmade, environmentally minded throws that reflect a more thoughtful approach to celebration. It is also the only parade in New Orleans designed with accessibility at its core. In its fifth year, Accessibility Row offers a dedicated viewing area for people with disabilities, supported by trained volunteers and inclusive measures that help make the experience welcoming for all. The route will be announced, and admission is free and open to the public. First timers and returning fans will find a creative, community oriented celebration that stands apart in the city.

Billy Strings performs live at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. The performance brings the artist to this New Orleans stage.

Please note that NFL flexible scheduling may apply to this game, so the date and time shown on schedules or tickets could change. Public on-sale information has been announced.

The musical version of the television special returns to Jefferson Performing Arts Center with a festive production for the holiday season. The show features songs like Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and A Holly Jolly Christmas, and it brings back familiar characters including Santa and Mrs. Claus, Hermey the Elf, Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster, Clarice, Yukon Cornelius, and Rudolph. This adventure highlights the idea that being different can be what makes you shine.

At Gretna Bingo Palace in Gretna, Louisiana, bingo games benefit St Joseph Church. These sessions are dedicated to supporting the church.

Enjoy bingo while supporting St Joseph Church. Sessions take place on Sundays and Mondays at Gretna Bingo Palace, offering a friendly way for the community to contribute through the game.

This all-ages show at The Fillmore New Orleans comes with a few helpful reminders. The venue is fully cashless, so plan to use a credit card, debit card, or mobile payment for all purchases. The box office operates only on event days and remains open until the headliner begins. Pack light for entry. Bags must be no larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, and backpacks, multi compartment bags, and laptop cases are not permitted. For VIP upgrades or accessibility needs, please contact the venue for assistance.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer returns to Jefferson Performing Arts Center in a musical adaptation of the television special. The production features holiday songs including Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and A Holly Jolly Christmas, and brings favorite characters to the stage such as Santa and Mrs. Claus, Hermey the Elf, Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster, Clarice, Yukon Cornelius, and Rudolph. The story highlights that what sets you apart can be exactly what makes you special.

Set at Mel Ott Park in Gretna, LA, the Big Easy Combat Classic is a GTMA tournament hosted by Master Bill Rials.

The stage musical inspired by the classic television special returns to Jefferson Performing Arts Center with a merry soundtrack that includes Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and A Holly Jolly Christmas. The story gathers Santa and Mrs. Claus, Hermey the Elf, Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster, Clarice, Yukon Cornelius, and Rudolph for an uplifting journey. At its heart, it celebrates how what sets you apart can make you special.

Step into The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show, where a laugh-filled whodunit unfolds around your table as you enjoy a full meal. The perpetrator lurks in plain sight among the crowd, so anyone could become a prime suspect at any moment. Set in the present and unfolding in real time, the performance features actors mingling with attendees to keep clues, twists, and red herrings constantly in play. The result is a lively, social, and fully interactive experience designed for adult audiences. Presented nationwide since 2004, this production blends intrigue, comedy, and spontaneous surprises throughout the night.

Attendees can play bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace in support of St Joseph Church. This community-friendly session offers classic bingo entertainment while helping the church through participation.

Bingo at Gretna Bingo Palace supports St Joseph Church. It offers a chance to enjoy the game while contributing to the church.

Immerse yourself in an interactive murder mystery over dinner as a comedic whodunit unfolds around you. The action is set in the present and happens in real time, with performers mingling among the audience so every table feels like part of the investigation. The culprit could be nearby, and guests might even be questioned as suspects. Intended for adults, the evening blends true-crime intrigue with improv-style humor and lively conversation. Presented by The Dinner Detective, whose shows have been presented across the country since 2004, it offers surprises, laughter, and plenty of clues to connect.

St Joseph Church offers bingo sessions at Gretna Bingo Palace that help support the church. Players can participate in the games and contribute while enjoying a classic pastime.

Fillmore New Orleans hosts an all-ages performance in a fully cashless environment, so purchases at bars and concessions require a credit card, debit card, or mobile payment. The box office operates only on event days, opening two hours before doors and remaining available until the headliner begins. During those hours, staff can be reached at 504.881.1555 ext. 6, and questions outside that window can be sent to FillmoreNOLAInfo@livenation.com. Tickets can also be purchased online at any time. Guests should review the bag policy before arriving. Small bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed, while backpacks, multi-compartment styles, and laptop bags are not permitted regardless of size. For VIP upgrades or accessibility needs, email fillmorevipseats@livenation.com.

A bingo event at Gretna Bingo Palace benefits St Joseph Church. Enjoy classic games of bingo while helping support the church.

Mothership performs a tribute to Led Zeppelin with a five-piece lineup of New Orleans musicians. Adam Pearce from NBC's The Voice handles vocals, joined by Nick Angelica on guitar, Rod Fleetwood on bass, Woody Dantagnan on drums, and Justin Molaison on keys. Presented as a chance for Southern Louisiana to get its Led fix, this show centers on the sound and spirit of Led Zeppelin.

The New Orleans Saints meet the Arizona Cardinals at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. This game is eligible for the NFL’s flexible scheduling, so listings on schedules or tickets could change. A public ticket onsale is scheduled.

At Gretna Bingo Palace, bingo sessions help support St Joseph Church through play.

At Gretna Bingo Palace, bingo games are held in support of St Joseph Church. The church covers the Sunday and Monday slot, and participation helps support the church.

Presented by Neon Lights Entertainment Group, this show features Burdens Within with an additional act to be announced. Admission is $10.

The Squad's Commander's Celebration sets the tone for the event. Doors open an hour before tipoff. For questions, contact the Laketown Squadron at 504-525-4667 or squadron.info@pelicans.com.

FAN EXPO New Orleans gathers fans of comics, sci-fi, horror, anime, gaming, and cosplay at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. This pop culture celebration brings together a community of 30,000 enthusiasts to connect with fellow fans and share a love of these genres in a welcoming convention setting in New Orleans.