Events in St. Tammany Parish, LA

Explore the subtle feelings that arise when entering a space, from a welcoming calm to unspoken tension, and learn how energy shapes daily life. This Woo Woo Wednesday gathering focuses on cultivating awareness of the energy within, the energy shared with others, and the energy present in the places we inhabit, with the goal of fostering greater peace, balance, and spiritual connection. The session covers the basics of energy and vibration, practical ways to notice and understand what you are sensing, and simple grounding techniques to reconnect with yourself. It includes a brief introduction to the chakra system, guidance on creating peaceful, supportive environments, and an overview of Reiki as a gentle approach to working with energy. Attendees receive approachable ideas for becoming more intentional about the energy brought into homes, relationships, and everyday routines. Gentle experiential practices offer a chance to try these concepts, and there is space to reflect on how these traditions can complement a personal spiritual path. Curiosity and attentive listening are encouraged, inviting a deeper awareness of self, surroundings, and the subtle energy always present. Space is limited and reservations are required. The cost is $25 per person.

This monthly class offers an open, conversational format. A concurrent virtual meeting is provided for remote attendance.

Celebrate a Halloween themed edition of Business After Hours at Patton’s Caterers. The East St. Tammany Business Alliance hosts an evening focused on networking, conversation, and good food with co-hosts Patriot Title, Sophisticated Woman Magazine, Renasant Bank, and Patton’s Caterers. These ESTBA members span real estate services, media and marketing, banking, and hospitality, showcasing the range of businesses that power the local community. Meet the teams behind each company, reconnect with familiar faces, and build new professional relationships while enjoying food from Patton’s Caterers. Costumes are welcome, and bringing business cards is encouraged to make the most of the connections you create.

Gundam Card Game locals at Hingle Boys TCG & Hobby are moving from Sundays to Thursdays. The entry fee is now $10, which allows for increased prize support. Each participant receives one booster pack with entry, and additional prizes will be awarded in a top cut format that scales with the number of players. Keep an eye out for more special events in the future.

Enjoy karaoke at Rock N Blues with no cover charge in downtown Covington, Louisiana.

Presented by the Covington Business Association, this free community block party brings together vintage car displays, a range of food trucks, live music, and special offers from local businesses. CBA member businesses take part, creating a lively street scene with plenty to see and taste.

A Halloween-themed comedy night takes over The Covington Country Club with headliner Tee Ray Bergeron. Josh Watts hosts, with featured sets from Olivia Sercy and Delisia Nicholas, plus a special guest appearance by Pete Thomas. Guests can arrive early for dinner, enjoy the show, and then continue upstairs at The Debonaire House for a costume contest and an after party. Costumes are welcome. All tickets include access to the costume contest and after party. Ticket options are General Admission for $25 or Dinner with Premium Seating for $50. The dinner menu features a gourmet Italian buffet.

This event features the Covington Farmer’s Market.

Louisiana Card Con brings together 300 tables of sports cards, Pokemon cards, vintage toys, comics, and memorabilia. Admission is $5 at the door. The show features kid friendly candy stations for trick or treating, all set indoors with air conditioning. This trick or treat activity is offered on one day of the show only.

Visitors to Mandeville Market can expect a selection of all natural laundry detergent, surface cleaner, and essential oils.

Explore a community collectibles market at Elderbrew Cafe in Slidell, Louisiana, where local vendors offer trading and sports cards, comics and comic art, video games and gaming merchandise, toys and collectibles, action figures and Funko Pops, antiques and vintage finds, coins, currency and memorabilia, original art, handmade crafts, jewelry and accessories, books, records and other media, pop culture items, hobby and specialty goods, home and vintage decor, plus fan art and custom creations. Admission for shoppers is free. Vendor options include indoor tables, shaded outdoor table spaces, and 10 by 10 outdoor booths, with limited availability on a first come, first served basis. The market brings together collectors, families, and shoppers.

Back for Halloween weekend, the 6th annual NOLA Zydeco Fest brings two days of live Creole and Zydeco music to an outdoor bayou setting just beyond New Orleans. From the first beats to the closing notes, performances across multiple stages keep the momentum high, with dance lessons for beginners and experienced movers alike and a lively dance competition. A gumbo cook-off with local teams, along with food and cultural vendors and local makers, adds plenty to taste and explore. There is ample space to dance and unwind by the water, plus bar service, shaded areas, and the option to enhance the day with VIP upgrades. Interactive cultural moments, surprises, and special tributes honor the traditions at the core of this gathering, blending community connection with cultural preservation. All ages are welcome, and the festivities continue regardless of weather. Comfortable shoes for dancing and a healthy appetite are a good idea. Special hotel rates are available. Early bird tickets are available now, with more ticket options to be announced as the festival approaches. All sales are final, and only ticket upgrades will be approved. Laissez les bons temps rouler, Zydeco style.

Rescue dogs and puppies will be on site at PetSmart in Covington. Expect to meet roughly 15 to 20 pups, with adoptions open to those who have a pre-approved application. Since reviews typically take about three days, submitting in advance is a good idea. If a lifelong commitment is not possible right now, fostering is another option at no cost, and the rescue provides supplies and veterinary care. Fosters are asked to drop off their dogs for the event and pick them up afterward if they are not adopted.

The Annual Reformation Celebration at Steadfast Community Church features games with prizes, face painting, craft activities, food, a photo booth, and other activities. Costumes are encouraged, whether Renaissance-themed or a favorite character.

Dip Me Darlin is pausing to put the finishing touches on a Halloween sweets release, featuring a spooky spread that goes well beyond cake pops and cookies. Behind-the-scenes work is focused on party-friendly treats, and the full lineup will be shared soon. The maker also expresses gratitude for the continued support as this seasonal collection gets ready to debut.

A Louisiana concealed handgun permit class in Slidell takes place at Sportsman’s Warehouse. The $90 course satisfies the state training requirement and includes a live-fire session at a nearby range. Weapons and ammunition are not sold at this event.

The Fourth Annual Cooking with the Blue Jambalaya Cook Off takes place at Mandeville Trailhead and offers a family-friendly day of jambalaya tastings from the Northshore while supporting local first responders and the community. Early registration for teams and vendors will be available, with links to be shared on the event page and the regular page. Wristbands will be offered for purchase soon. For questions, reach out to the organizers.

Celebrate and thank those who have served at a free community luncheon at Slidell Municipal Auditorium. This annual gathering welcomes veterans and the general public to share a meal in recognition of service. The event is made possible by sponsors Chuck Sabadie and Military-Veterans Advocacy, Inc. A raffle for a rifle will be held during the luncheon, with tickets sold on site.

In Downtown Covington, community leaders team up with top local restaurants for a friendly culinary showdown that raises vital support for Hope House. Guests can taste each team’s featured dish and vote to determine the People’s Choice awards, while a panel of guest judges conducts a blind tasting to select the Judges Choice winners. Beyond the plates, the event features complimentary wine and beer, live music, and both silent and live auctions. In the weeks leading up to the gathering, teams hold special promotions to build support, and advance contributions count toward recognition for Most Money Raised for Hope House. Every gift is matched dollar for dollar up to $100,000 by A Gift Given In Jesus’ Name, amplifying the impact for local child abuse survivors. Hope House shares appreciation for the IJN Foundation for its longstanding partnership with Heroes Who Cook.

Open to anyone coping with loss, this supportive gathering provides a compassionate setting to speak openly, listen to others, and feel understood. Attendees can connect with peers who share similar experiences, building a caring community that encourages healing and restores hope.

A stylish evening on the Northshore, hosted by Designing You’s Sustainable Boutique, features champagne while shopping, professional personal styling, and a welcoming blend of fashion, confidence, and community. Attendees can explore sustainable fashion finds and gather fresh styling inspiration in a friendly setting.

Deboscq Fine Jewelry presents the 10th annual Antique Week, featuring a curated selection of pieces from the Victorian, Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Retro, and Contemporary eras. Browse the collection and take part in buying, selling, or trading throughout the week.

Veterans Combating Cancer is a peer support gathering for veterans with a cancer diagnosis. It offers a welcoming space to ask questions, voice concerns, and build connections with others who have served and are facing similar challenges. For more information, contact Maeghan Jacob, LCSW at mjacob@marybird.com or 985-614-7871.

Next Stop Comedy brings a fresh mix of standups to Kappy’s Daiquiri & Sports in Slidell, delivering high-energy sets in a close-up setting. This edition features Madison Thomas and Mark Caesar, with DC PauL hosting the show. Each stop offers a new lineup, so every visit feels different. Whether planning a date night, feeding a love of standup, or simply looking for an easygoing evening out, this show is built for big laughs and a lively atmosphere.

A single-day Christmas market gathers area makers and sellers with handmade items, seasonal favorites, and thoughtful gifts. Visitors can explore a curated mix of unique finds in one convenient spot, making gift buying easier while benefiting local businesses.

This 2nd annual golf tournament supports a wide range of community missions, including Backpack Blessings, the Blessing Box, the Community Thanksgiving Dinner, Habitat for Humanity, Trunk or Treat, and the Easter Egg-stravaganza, with continued support for the Louisiana United Methodist Children's Home throughout the year. The format is a four person scramble with a shotgun start. The entry fee is $75 per golfer and includes a cart, range balls, food, and gift bags. Registration to play and opportunities for hole sponsorships are available, and walk in registration will be offered on the day of the event. Sponsorship options include a $100 hole sponsor level, a $500 corporate level that includes a team of four and hole sponsorship on the front and back nine, and a $750 corporate level that includes two teams of four and hole sponsorship on the front and back nine.

NorthShore Robotics hosts an open meeting of its board at Tandem Coffee in Mandeville. It is open to parents, volunteers, sponsors, and anyone curious about STEM. Attendees can hear team updates, learn about upcoming events and volunteer opportunities, and explore how the organization supports kids through robotics and hands-on STEM learning. No advance registration is required, and ideas and questions are welcome.

New Beginnings Church in Covington hosts a Christmas market featuring small businesses owned by Christians. Explore handmade pieces, distinctive treasures, and thoughtful gift ideas while supporting local vendors who share a common faith and values. Families and friends will find a warm, community-focused atmosphere filled with festive Christmas spirit.

A community celebration at the Mandeville Lakefront honors veterans with a parade along the shoreline, followed by a jambalaya cookoff and a live concert by Category 6. The procession gathers at the harbor and makes its way to Pat's Rest Awhile, where tasting and music continue. Admission is free, and sampling the jambalaya requires a paid wristband, with a ticket link to be announced soon. Food and drinks will be available, and proceeds support NextOp Veterans. Teams interested in competing can email chris@nextopvets.org. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

A live music performance takes place at Cilantros Mexican Cuisine in downtown Covington.

This laid-back SSS New Orleans Northshore meetup at Mandina's Restaurant offers time to connect with local members, talk Jeeps, and put names to faces without a formal agenda. Guests, spouses, partners, and Sisters’ Misters are welcome when attending with a member, unless the final location has different requirements. Because this gathering occurs during peak hurricane season, plans may be adjusted if weather becomes a concern, and any updates will be shared on the event page. RSVP is requested so Angela can gauge attendance.

The Ozarks Bioregional Herbal Symposium brings together regional plant lovers in Springfield, MO for a full day focused on the area’s flora, landscape, and cultural roots. The program begins with a welcome that shares the mission and vision of a local herbalist group and the inspiration behind creating this bioregional gathering. Speakers throughout the day include Sasha Daucas on the people, places, and plants that shape Ozarks herbalism, Anna Maria on the healing connections between bees and botanicals, Tina Marie Wilcox on approaches to managing invasive plants through autumn and winter, and Susan Belsinger with a sensory exploration of flavor and pleasure in herbal practice. After a midday break, Jacy Graves looks at supporting growing families with locally sourced herbs during the childbearing years, Jamie Jackson offers ways to soothe irritation from ticks, poison ivy, chiggers, and mosquitoes, and Magic Keller highlights local plant stand-ins for commonly used herbs. The gathering concludes with a shared closing, a panel Q and A, and time to enjoy botanical mocktails, bites, and mingling.

This event centers on The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, a moving portrait of an unexpected bond between a privileged boy and the son of his father’s servant set against a turbulent period in Afghanistan. It explores the meaning of friendship, the influence of reading, the cost of betrayal, and the hope of redemption, along with the complex ties between fathers and sons, including their love, sacrifices, and secrets. Since its publication in 2003, the novel has become a distinctive contemporary classic that has reached millions of readers and helped launch Hosseini’s career as a celebrated American author.

Brooke It Forward partners with the Covington Three Rivers Art Festival for a reception celebrating the second annual Birthday Card Art Contest at Christ Community Church Covington. Students from across St. Tammany Parish have created original birthday card cover designs, and attendees can browse the gallery, enjoy light refreshments, and help select the Best of the Fest. Each guest receives one complimentary vote. Additional votes are available for $5, with proceeds helping fill more Birthday Boxes for children in need. Winners by age group, chosen by an independent panel, along with the Best of the Fest, will be announced during the Covington Three Rivers Art Festival.

Designed for homeschooling families, this meet-up at Global Wildlife Center blends hands-on learning with wildlife adventure. Guided wagon tours take visitors on a safari through the preserve, with opportunities to feed and interact with animals from around the world while hearing insights from experienced guides. Interactive education tables are available throughout the day to deepen the experience. The Walkabout is open on meet-up days as well as weekends, making it easy to turn a visit into a full day. A discounted educational rate is available with no minimum required. Use promo code SAFARISCHOOL for adult wagon tour tickets and WILDCHILD for kids when booking online. Families may choose any wagon tour time offered that day. Walk-ins are accepted at regular admission, and booking ahead is encouraged to secure a spot and save.

Take a 2.5 hour evening pause devoted to rest, receiving, and inner listening. The flow begins with gentle restorative movement and breath, continues with a silent tea ceremony, and concludes with an optional sharing circle. The intention is to step away from the pace of daily life and give space for restoration. Cost is $55, with 5 of 8 spots available.

The annual Veterans Day Celebration welcomes the community to the Folsom Branch Library. It is presented by the Village of Folsom and Main's Market.

This program features a guest speaker from Lancôme.

This three day festival highlights paddling at Fountainebleau State Park.

Presented by Notes for Education Northshore, the fourth annual Twilight Symphony is an open-air celebration of the big band and jazz tradition. Smooth vocals, rich brass, and lively swing rhythms set the tone for an evening of music and movement. The music draws on classics popularized by Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Billie Holiday, and Louis Armstrong, shaping a nostalgic atmosphere that welcomes both listeners and dancers. Expect live big band style performances, dancing beneath the stars, and a warm community experience in support of music education. Ticket details are available from the organizer. VIP sponsorships offer premium reserved seating, an elevated experience, recognition during the program, brand visibility across event promotions, and a direct way to champion music education, with limited availability and additional information to be announced.

The Family Trust is a new dramatic play that explores love, loyalty, forgiveness, and the legacies that ripple through generations. It centers on relatives who know each other best and can hurt each other most, then considers how truth telling can open the door to repair. This premiere production is written by J. Verone and directed by Jennifer Baptiste and Jennifer Bullock, presented with general seating and scheduled across four performances.

Aaron Foret Band takes the stage at Whiskey Saloon Slidell for a night of live music. The restaurant and bar will be open so guests can enjoy food and drinks while they listen.

A monthly pancake and sausage breakfast takes place at the Lion's Den in Slidell on the second Saturday of each month. Guests can dine in or take their meal to go. The cost is $7 per person.

This installment of the Youth Empowerment Series is dedicated to helping young people learn about mental health, emotional well-being, and mindfulness. The workshop focuses on education around these topics so participants can better understand and talk about their overall wellness.

Cutting Edge Wood Creations joins the Covington Three Rivers Art Festival in Historic Downtown Covington, a rigorously juried showcase featuring 200 artists. The festival stretches across several city blocks with booths lining both sides of the street, presenting work in ceramics, painting, photography, fiber and textile art, woodworking, metalwork, sculpture, jewelry, and more. The event offers a wide range of mediums and craftsmanship throughout an expansive art market.

This rescheduled Part 2 workshop centers on Dinacharya, the Ayurvedic art of daily rhythm. Participants explore how aligning daily routines with the body’s natural clock and the cycles of nature can influence digestion, energy, clarity, and long-term well-being. The session looks at how the timing of meals, meditation, movement, and rest shapes how the body and mind feel, then guides participants in shaping a routine that reflects their own constitution. Led by Jena Pendarvis, a Certified Ayurvedic Practitioner and herbal enthusiast rooted in Southeast Louisiana, the workshop blends classical Ayurvedic wisdom, herbal medicine, and whole-person care. Jena holds a master’s in Ayurveda and integrative medicine from Maharishi Internations University and brings years of learning from both plant and person, with an emphasis on honoring transformation. Attendees can expect support in curating small, intentional rituals that serve as the foundation for a balanced life. Hosted at The Light System. The cost is $40 pre-paid, with a 24-hour cancellation policy.

Move to a high-energy playlist that spans decades and genres, featuring selections for ballroom, swing, salsa, bachata, nightclub, country western, and more. Bring friends and meet new people as the music keeps you moving. Admission is $15.

Enjoy a day on the fairways at Beau Chêne Country Club for the 24th annual golf tournament supporting Next Gen Clubs and the 6,000 students they serve. Tee off with fellow golfers while helping raise support for these student programs.

The 17th Annual Wine and Dine with Hospice takes place at a new venue, The River Mill in Coquille Park, to benefit Hospice House. Attendees can taste selections from Deutsch Family Wine & Spirits alongside offerings from local restaurants while browsing a silent auction with items contributed by community supporters. A table sponsorship for eight people is available for $1,500.

Connect Northshore hosts a laid back gathering at Camellia Point in Slidell, featuring drinks, food, and easy conversation in a welcoming community setting. It offers space to meet up with friends, make new connections, or simply unwind.

Pelican Park hosts the Turkey Tourney on the Groves Pickleball Courts, offering competition for juniors and adults in Mandeville, Louisiana. The Juniors' Scramble is open to ages 10 to 15, uses rotating partners so no partner is needed, and has a $15 entry fee per player. The doubles program features men's and women's doubles as well as mixed doubles for ages 13 and up, with a $40 fee per player for each event. All divisions play a round-robin format with a minimum of four matches, and space is limited. Skill levels include 2.5 novice, 3.0 beginner, 3.5 intermediate, and 4.0 and above advanced. A partner is required for doubles, and help with pairing is available through the Administrative Office during registration. If weather becomes an issue, play will move indoors. Tournament directors are Ken and Vicki Winn. Registration is available online, and questions can be directed to (985) 626-7997.

Learn the essentials of gardening in a friendly, hands-on class designed to kick off the new growing year. Each session features practical instruction and a take-home project you can customize for your own space. Receive step by step guidance on starting and maintaining a garden through every season, beginning with spring planting. Suitable for both newcomers and experienced gardeners, with an emphasis on learning together and building skills that last.

Nonna’s Bakery hosts a community car meet that brings together vintage favorites, custom builds, and modern machines in a relaxed setting for enthusiasts to connect. Explore the variety on display and chat with fellow fans. Complimentary coffee and fresh donuts are available for attendees while supplies last. Attendees may bring a vehicle to display or simply enjoy the atmosphere.

Celebrate Dolly’s first-ever Mandeville Lakefront tour with a festive progression of stops that begins at Barley Oak, includes a group photo on the lakefront, and continues to Donz on the Lakefront. Participants are encouraged to wear their favorite Dolly-inspired outfits and bring a wig for the full effect. Men are welcome and encouraged to come dressed as any of Dolly’s fellow singers or co-stars.

An evening of karaoke under the night sky at The Groves Stage at Pelican Park features DJ RedBean spinning tracks while participants choose favorite songs and step up to the microphone. The event is free and welcoming to all ages, with food and beverage trucks available on site. Guests are encouraged to bring a chair or blanket for comfortable seating. Registration is available to reserve a spot and select a song ahead of time, making it easy to warm up and get ready for the stage.

Celebrate the season with a cheerful Santa meet and greet. Attendees can pose for a complimentary digital photo with Santa, courtesy of Weichert Realtors, Loescher Properties and the tenants of 1808 Executive Offices. More details will be shared soon.

Kickball takes center stage at Fontainebleau State Park in Mandeville with a tournament limited to eight teams. Rosters range from 8 to 10 players, and free agents can join if space is available. Teams can pick a playful name, and the format welcomes both competitive and casual participants. A mid event break will set aside time for kids to play, making it a family friendly day. Full tournament details and registration will be announced soon.

Local author Ashlyn Blanchard will be in store for a book signing of Dinos Down South ABC. Her A-to-Z adventure features twenty-six dinosaurs speaking in rhyme while visiting notable Southern spots, including scenes like an Ankylosaurus exploring the Atchafalaya Basin and a Zuniceratops alongside zebras at the Audubon Zoo, presenting dinosaurs as lively guides to the region.

Set in Covington, this calm, introspective gathering invites participants to slow their pace and tune in to the quieter voice within. The focus is on exploring the Higher Self and inner wisdom through gentle reflection, simple guided practices, meaningful conversation, and unhurried silence. Participants consider what their deepest knowing has to say, the lessons life has offered so far, what is ready to be released, and what may be calling them toward greater peace, purpose, and alignment. The experience welcomes uncertainty and curiosity, trusting that insight can surface when there is space to pause and listen. No special spiritual background is required. An open heart and a willingness to listen are all that is needed. Part of November's Woo Woo Wednesday, it centers connection, reflection, and the guidance that has been within all along.

A Thanksgiving run through downtown Covington begins beside the St. Tammany Parish Municipal Complex and follows streets lined with trees draped in moss. Both 5K and 5 mile runners move past St. Paul’s High School, angle slightly west, then head north to finish at the St. Tammany Courthouse. The 5 mile route adds a farther south segment past more homes before reconnecting with the 5K and returning toward downtown. A 1 mile walk or run option was introduced in 2023.

This annual market in Olde Towne offers a festive shopping experience for all ages. Explore antiques, crafts, and art, enjoy food and music, and discover even more as you browse.

Adam Pearce brings a high-energy solo concert to Whiskey and Ashe, blending rock and soul into a dynamic performance. An international touring artist, he has been featured on NBC's The Voice.

Enjoy a stylish evening on the Northshore at a fashion and beauty gathering from Designing You’s Sustainable Boutique. Browse sustainable finds with a glass of champagne, receive personalized guidance from professional stylists, and explore looks that highlight confidence and community. It is a relaxed setting to shop, refresh your wardrobe, and connect with others who love fashion.

Dress in Nutcracker-inspired attire, from a simple T-shirt to a full character costume. Take part in the optional Mouse King Gift Exchange by bringing a gift up to $20 that was purchased from local vendors or stores, not from Amazon. During the swap, be ready to defend your choice to keep it from being stolen. This gathering is for ladies only, and there is a large bar where men can sit if they are not participating.

Live music will be performed at Cilantro’s in downtown Covington.

Cullman, Alabama’s very own Krampus makes a 2026 season debut to collect toys for a local toy drive. Attendees can meet Krampus, take a photo, and donate toys. Early RSVPs are welcomed to show support.

At the Dew Drop Jazz & Social Hall in Old Mandeville, the Northshore Gospel Choir returns to the historic stage for a community celebration of faith, music, and local talent. The ensemble features singers from area African American churches, guided by music director Dr. Maurice Moncure, and will share beloved gospel selections and hymns with the possibility of a few holiday pieces. Voices from First Free Mission Baptist Church, Morning Star Baptist Church, Goodwill Baptist, and other congregations come together in a program that moves from quiet intimacy to powerful, full-ensemble choruses. The second set highlights the soulful artistry of Quiana Lynell, a Grammy-nominated songwriter and international award-winning jazz vocalist whose sound blends jazz, blues, and gospel-infused soul. Rooted in Louisiana’s musical traditions and shaped by more than two decades of performance and education experience, Lynell pairs technical command with heartfelt storytelling. Presented by the Friends of the Dew Drop, the event offers home-cooked dishes for purchase from the Ladies of First Free Mission Baptist Church next door, along with soft drinks, water, beer, and wine. Admission is $15 per adult, with free entry for students and children. Tickets are not sold in advance, and payment is taken at the entrance. Outside food or drinks are not permitted, lawn chairs are welcome on the grounds outside the hall, smoking is not allowed on the premises, and pets are not permitted. Housed in one of the nation’s oldest unaltered rural jazz halls, founded by African American residents in the late 19th century and graced by early jazz pioneers such as Buddie Petit, Kid Ory, Bunk Johnson, George Lewis, and Louis Armstrong, this gathering continues a tradition that honors the cultural roots of Mandeville while supporting performances and music education through the work of the Friends of the Dew Drop.

Celebrate the season with a festive holiday high tea inspired by the Nutcracker. Expect table visits from tiny dancers and a life size Nutcracker figure. Santa Claus will stop in for friendly chats and photos, and ballerinas will spend time teaching children a few simple dance steps. The menu includes English style finger sandwiches, a selection of hot and cold bites, fresh fruit, and warm scones served with lemon curd and cream, plus Nutcracker themed desserts and classic Christmas candies. Four seasonal teas are featured, including Chocolate Chai, Nutcracker Herbal, Candy Cane Mint, and a Christmas blend. Refills are complimentary, and teas can be enjoyed hot or iced. This prepaid celebration is a longtime favorite that often sells out quickly, and extra seatings have been added to accommodate more guests. Photo opportunities include Santa and his elves, a Nutcracker dancer, and Nutcracker ballerinas, with plenty of food and drinks for all ages.

Recognized as one of the year’s most anticipated gatherings, Sugar Plum Breakfast Theater presents A Christmas to Remember, a morning of moving dramatic presentations, heartfelt video moments, laughter, and family traditions that shine a light on the true meaning of Christmas. Guests are encouraged to bring a breakfast dish to share and to invite friends and family.

Hosted by The Northshore’s Fashion & Beauty, this new monthly morning meetup combines breakfast with networking for women interested in fashion, beauty, and health. Attendees can share ideas over a meal, expand their professional and social circles, and explore opportunities to collaborate with local businesses. It welcomes fashion lovers, entrepreneurs, and anyone aiming to meet women from across the community. The gathering takes place at Courtyard Bistro.

Whiskey Saloon in Olde Towne Slidell hosts a recurring Steak Night every Tuesday and Thursday night.

This pack meeting at St. Timothy on the Northshore in Mandeville offers an opportunity to meet the scouts and learn about scouting.