From the town that gave you Mardi Gras, comes a devilish way to spend Halloween. Actually we start a day or two early in order to pack in all the fun and events planned for the holiday. From children's activities sponsored by the city zoo to a collaboration between many of the museums to provide specialty tours, there is something for all ages to enjoy. The kids will love Boo at the Zoo at Audubon Zoo, and Sheriff Foti's Haunted House in City Park.
Spending Halloween weekend in New Orleans has to be the coolest thing you could do for this frightful holiday! Where else in America has the same spooky atmosphere, the same haunting history, the same... nightlife?
Come out and Experience "Greece on the Bayou," our annual Hellenic party with a uniquely New Orleans flair!
Tireless volunteers have been hard at work preparing old favorites and new additions! There's plenty of room for everyone since the festival has expanded and reconfigured the grounds to better accomodate our guests. Join them for delicious food, delightful drinks, and entertainment the entire family will enjoy.
A total of 20 homes not usually open to the public will be part of this year's tours. Experience the grandeur of the past as you walk through these Garden District, French Quarter, and Uptown homes.
The Saints and Sinners Literary Festival was founded in 2001 as a new initiative designed as an innovative way to reach the community with information about HIV/AIDS, particularly disseminating prevention messages via the writers, thinkers and spokes-people of the GLBT community. It was also formed to bring the GLBT literary community together to celebrate the literary arts.
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