Historic Roots, Daring Performances, and a City as the Stage
Opera in New Orleans has always been about more than the stage. Long before opera houses defined the art form in America, New Orleans helped introduce it to the country, blending European tradition with the city’s own cultural rhythm. Today, that legacy continues with the launch of the New Orleans Opera Association's Opera Festival, a bold new celebration that turns the city itself into the setting. From historic landmarks to unexpected performance spaces, this first-of-its-kind festival invites audiences to experience opera as New Orleans does best: immersive, transportive, and unmistakably local.
New Orleans is full of luxurious splurges, from high-end shopping to spa services and decadent meals. Treat yourself on your next vacation using this itinerary.
Looking for one-of-a-kind experiences? From behind-the-scenes tours to private classes, these are some of our favorite tailor-made offerings in New Orleans.
Whether you're headed to a Broadway show at the Saenger Theater or to see Ballet at Mahalia Jackson, here's where to eat and drink near the major theaters in New Orleans.
Opera was introduced to the United States in New Orleans in the early 19th century, making the city a foundational chapter in American opera history.
Rebecca Todd
“Don't you just love those long rainy afternoons in New Orleans when an hour isn't just an hour - but a little piece of eternity dropped into your hands - and who knows what to do with it?”
When you come to New Orleans, come hungry. After all, New Orleans is one of the best cities to eat in America, and these are the things you can't miss.
Crescent City Luxury
Come along as we explore the six luxury New Orleans hotels that earned the coveted MICHELIN Key designation.
Open year-round In New Orleans, no two hotels are alike. This is especially true for boutique hotels, which include unique room designs, custom finishes, and curated spaces. Book a stay at one…
