Forget about diamonds, I am a firm believer that chocolate is a girl’s best friend. Chocolate, even in very small quantities, can put a smile on my face, a flush of warmth to my pallor and moment of pure delight on my tongue. Naturally, you can imagine my glee when I was invited by my friend, “food goddess” Lorin Gaudin, to attend WYES’ 6th Annual Chocolate Sunday at Generations Hall. With vendors like Southern Candymakers, La Divina Gelateria and Creole Creamery, how could I possibly go wrong? >>More
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Guests from around the world come to the Court of Two Sisters to experience all that is the best of New Orleans. Each day we prepare a magnificent buffet with more than 60 dishes for you to enjoy in our famous courtyard where jazz musicians stroll.
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The Garden District’s original residents had moved from confined spaces in the French Quarter and Faubourg St. Mary (today’s downtown and CBD) onto large expanses of land. Perhaps for that reason, they decorated the space with lush gardens, oak trees, and sub-tropical plants. Flora was also planted to drown the smells coming from the slaughterhouses of the Irish Channel, between the Garden District and the river. >>More
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In Greater New Orleans, the Fleur de Lis now represents the rebirth of our communities following the worst natural disaster in America's history. Please consider our Fleur de Lis embroidered shirts to your wardrobe or looking for a gift idea in the future. Help us rebuild New Orleans and look great doing it!
The Garden District’s original residents had moved from confined spaces in the French Quarter and Faubourg St. Mary (today’s downtown and CBD) onto large expanses of land. Perhaps for that reason, they decorated the space with lush gardens, oak trees, and sub-tropical plants. Flora was also planted to drown the smells coming from the slaughterhouses of the Irish Channel, between the Garden District and the river.
In Greater New Orleans, the Fleur de Lis now represents the rebirth of our communities following the worst natural disaster in America's history. Please consider our Fleur de Lis embroidered shirts to your wardrobe or looking for a gift idea in the future. Help us rebuild New Orleans and look great doing it!
Forget about diamonds, I am a firm believer that chocolate is a girl’s best friend. Chocolate, even in very small quantities, can put a smile on my face, a flush of warmth to my pallor and moment of pure delight on my tongue. Naturally, you can imagine my glee when I was invited by my friend, “food goddess” Lorin Gaudin, to attend WYES’ 6th Annual Chocolate Sunday at Generations Hall. With vendors like Southern Candymakers, La Divina Gelateria and Creole Creamery, how could I possibly go wrong?
Guests from around the world come to the Court of Two Sisters to experience all that is the best of New Orleans. Each day we prepare a magnificent buffet with more than 60 dishes for you to enjoy in our famous courtyard where jazz musicians stroll. 
