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For nearly two years, the Chauvin Sculpture Garden’s dozens of folk art works have sat in the Chauvin park damaged and vandalized, mostly due to Hurricane Ida. But now, officials are finally making repairs to the beloved outdoor art space.
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The P.5. Gala is fast approaching, and this year’s theme is all about inspiring meaningful change.
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In the weeks after this year’s Mardi Gras celebrations, New Orleans experienced one of the most explosive COVID-19 outbreaks in the country. Since then,…
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Friday morning at 9:00, Classical New Orleans will present a full hour of music from the 1930s.You'll hear the first orchestral composition by Samuel…
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French Quarter Festival and Satchmo SummerFest are both officially off this year because of the coronavirus, organizer French Quarter Festivals Inc.…
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Think about your favorite children’s book. Now, was the main character an animal or a human? Most likely, it was an animal, as animal protagonists have…
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New Orleans is a place where when you ask someone what they do, you don’t get a single answer. While other places may call these endeavors a side hustle,…
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It’s Carnival time in New Orleans, and that means that throw season has arrived. Throw as in the noun, a throw, not the verb, to throw. We’re talking…
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The new year brings a brand new decade. And if you think about all the big changes that occurred in the last decade — iPads, Instagram, self-driving cars,…
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New Orleans is known for its unusual architecture, but there are a few houses around the city that are still bound to turn the heads of locals and…