holidays

Most New Orleans grocery stores will be closed on Christmas to allow staff to enjoy time with loved ones.

From drive-through tours to boat parades, here’s a curated list of some of the city’s most stunning holiday light displays.

Whether you're a fan of classic Christmas cocktails, quirky festive decor, or exploring the best bars in town while dressed in your holiday finest, New Orleans offers something for everyone.

Here’s what you can share with your dog and what they should avoid.

Although many stores will be closed for the holiday to let staff enjoy time with family, there are still a few spots open for those last-minute items you might need.

If you’re traveling to see loved ones, here are a few things to consider.

If you’re spending Thanksgiving in the city, and want something to do, here are a few ideas.

Plenty of New Orleans restaurants are accepting dinner reservations on Thursday, Nov. 25, to help you enjoy Thanksgiving with none of the work.

Customers buy thousands of Thanksgiving Poor Boys each year–all for a good cause.

Here’s a quick history lesson on why the unlikely joint celebration of a civil rights icon and a Confederate general is still happening.