Located in the heart of the popular boulevard, Ashe is the place to see performance art, exhibitions, and community-driven art highlighting the contributions of the African-American community in New Orleans.

Dine on authentic soul food for a great cause. This restaurant is dedicated to helping train at-risk young adults that are interested in working in the hospitality industry. It is a popular spot for a great, casual meal.

This nonprofit museum celebrates food, drink and related culture of the South. Special exhibits and demonstrations further honor many of the south’s favorite dishes and unique cocktails.

Travel to Columbia at this bright, Latin American eatery. From eclectic drinks to photo-worthy food, you won’t be disappointed. Located just two blocks from Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard.

Located in Central City, Heard Dat Kitchen is a hidden gem. The neighborhood restaurant serves classic New Orleans comfort food in a creative presentation. For example, the “Superdome” is blackened fish and onion rings shaped as the iconic Superdome.

During the fall & spring, be sure to catch a local food & drink event or a concert series at this urban farm located two blocks from Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard. It is also available as a private event space.

Explore Dr. Dwight McKenna’s personal collection of African American Art at this appointment-only museum. The impressive collection sits just around the corner from Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard. The space can also be rented for private parties.

This restaurant sits in a swanky setting and serves some of the best smoked meats in the city. Their chicken wings with white bbq sauce was the award-winning dish at Hogs for the Cause and is just one of their popular dishes.