Take a stroll down Julia Street in the Warehouse District this Saturday and browse the latest exhibitions from LeMieux Galleries, Callan Contemporary, Stella Jones Gallery and more. The event is self-guided from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and it’s recommended to email each gallery you’d like to visit ahead of time. Make a day out of it with our Guide to the Arts District and explore all that the area has to offer.
The Southern Food and Beverage Museum has reopened to the public with timed entry tickets. With exhibits chronicling food throughout the years in the American South, both kids and adults will delight in learning more about the culinary landscape. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, you’re bound to leave with a few new fun facts up your sleeve.
A couple dollars and our Sno-ball Guide are all you need for a tasty afternoon in New Orleans. Summertime means snowball time, and with a stand in every part of town, you can go on a self-guided snowball tour all your own. Get a banana pudding snowball at Nola Sips, lemon basil from Imperial Woodpecker, Tiger’s Blood from Café Porche and more. Or spice things up with our booze-snoball pairing recommendations.
This new Thai restaurant packs in the flavor with dishes like green curry soft shell crab, tamarind pork, and the chef’s specialty, Cho’s fried chicken. Make sure to save room for dessert – Nutella roti and mango sticky rice are menu highlights. Cho Thai is open for takeout Wednesday-Sunday from 4-9 p.m.
Now reopen, the French Market now features daily vendors spaced at a distance for a safe shopping experience. Browse the art, jewelry and other goods from local artists. Food vendors will also be open. Visit from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. this weekend.
