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Welcome to Antique New Orleans and one of the most fascinating cities on the planet. Photo by Randy Uehara MIstrot
Whether you call it New Orleans, N'awlins or just home you will find New Orleans boasts a rich history, stunning architecture and colorful people, New Orleans is literally a European Masterpiece.
Antique New Orleans is a one of a kind website dedicated to the research and listing of all New Orleans Antique Shops and Galleries, with over 200 listings we are sure you will find what you are looking for. Our dedicated staff updates our website bi-monthly to make sure our list is accurate and informational. We also keep you up to date on our local events and attractions. Please enjoy our website. There are four main shopping areas for the antique lover: Royal Street, Chartres Street, and Decatur Street all located in the historic French Quarter, and Magazine Street, which begins in the Garden District and continues uptown. Royal Street and Chartres Street are home to some of the most interesting and elegant shops in the U.S. Here the serious collector will find museum quality furniture, art, and jewelry. The Travel Channel named Royal Street the “World’s Best Street for Antiquing", and collectors worldwide agree. Decatur Street which runs alongside the historic French Market, Here the serious collector will find 19th and 20th-century collectibles artsy and eclectic stores. Magazine Street is home to a six-mile strip of artsy and eclectic stores, where the collector can find fabulous country French antiques, ancient Oriental pieces, vintage clothing, exciting art galleries and much more. Antiquing in New Orleans is one of the most fun and exciting ways anyone can have a great time in New Orleans. CLICK HERE TO LEARN ABOUT
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Restaurant Week New Orleans
September 11-17, 2017
When: September 11-17, 2017
Where: Citywide
More Info: Click Here
In New Orleans we don’t just eat to live: “We Live to Eat.” Our cuisine is part of who we are and what defines the city’s unique culture.
For one week in September, some of the best restaurants in New Orleans are offering special discounted prices, so you can fully experience all the cuisine that makes the city so special.
The EventDuring the week of September 11-17, the Louisiana Restaurant Association’s Greater New Orleans Chapter is sponsoring the annual “We Live to Eat Restaurant Week.”
During the weeklong celebration of New Orleans cuisine, participating restaurants throughout New Orleans will offer special prix fixe (fixed price) menus, giving diners the opportunity to try items for a major discount. The restaurants that take place in this promotion will offer two-course lunches for under $20 and three-course dinners for under $39.
The RestaurantsParticipating restaurants range from fine dining establishments in the French Quarter and Downtown New Orleans to favorite neighborhood bistros scattered throughout the city. These eateries represent an eclectic mix of cuisine styles including Cajun, French, Italian, Asian, Middle Eastern and many more. Plus, specialty restaurants offer fresh seafood, sizzling steaks, and other exotic culinary delights.
Louisiana Restaurant Weeks in recent years have been huge successes, with as many as three dozen participating LRA member restaurants offering locals and tourists alike special values at the tastiest spots in town.
Commitments of participation for 2017 have been received by many of the city’s top-dollar restaurants, including:
Check for updates and other key information at We Live to Eat NOLA or the LRA site. You can also follow on Facebook.
Where: Citywide
More Info: Click Here
In New Orleans we don’t just eat to live: “We Live to Eat.” Our cuisine is part of who we are and what defines the city’s unique culture.
For one week in September, some of the best restaurants in New Orleans are offering special discounted prices, so you can fully experience all the cuisine that makes the city so special.
The EventDuring the week of September 11-17, the Louisiana Restaurant Association’s Greater New Orleans Chapter is sponsoring the annual “We Live to Eat Restaurant Week.”
During the weeklong celebration of New Orleans cuisine, participating restaurants throughout New Orleans will offer special prix fixe (fixed price) menus, giving diners the opportunity to try items for a major discount. The restaurants that take place in this promotion will offer two-course lunches for under $20 and three-course dinners for under $39.
The RestaurantsParticipating restaurants range from fine dining establishments in the French Quarter and Downtown New Orleans to favorite neighborhood bistros scattered throughout the city. These eateries represent an eclectic mix of cuisine styles including Cajun, French, Italian, Asian, Middle Eastern and many more. Plus, specialty restaurants offer fresh seafood, sizzling steaks, and other exotic culinary delights.
Louisiana Restaurant Weeks in recent years have been huge successes, with as many as three dozen participating LRA member restaurants offering locals and tourists alike special values at the tastiest spots in town.
Commitments of participation for 2017 have been received by many of the city’s top-dollar restaurants, including:
- Arnaud's
- Bourbon House
- Brigtsen's
- Commander's Palace
- Galatoire's
- Sobou
- Tujague's
Check for updates and other key information at We Live to Eat NOLA or the LRA site. You can also follow on Facebook.
New Orleans Burlesque Festival
September 14-17, 2017
When: September 14-17, 2017
Where: House of Blues and Harrah’s Casino
More Info: Click Here
For centuries, the French Quarter has been a hot spot for burlesque entertainment. What better way to celebrate this tradition than with the 9th annual New Orleans Burlesque Festival?
Burlesque in New OrleansFrom the 1940s to 1960s, Bourbon Street featured the largest concentration of burlesque clubs in the United States, and people would travel from all over the world to experience the glamour, music and excitement from famous dancers, like Lily Christine the Cat Girl and Evangeline the Oyster Girl.
Today, New Orleans plays a huge role in the modern-day burlesque revival, bringing back the golden age of classic striptease entertainment.
With this goal in mind, the New Orleans Burlesque Festival will be held once again this year in the French Quarter, showcasing some of the best burlesque dancers in the world!
The FestivalSince its premiere in 2009, the Burlesque Festival has grown bigger and better each year. What started as a single competition now features parties, showcases, discussion panels, workshops and more!
The main showcases and parties this year will take place at three famous New Orleans venues, House of Blues, Harrah’s Casino, and The Civic Theater.
The Year’s Events
Mondo Burlesque
Friday, September 15 at Harrah’s New Orleans, 8 p.m. & 10:30 p.m.
A variety of burlesque entertainers from theaters and clubs around the world will perform.
Bad Girls of Burlesque
Friday, September 15 at the House of Blues, 8 p.m. & 10:30 p.m.
Enjoy your evening with some of burlesque’s rowdiest ladies at this showing in the heart of the French Quarter.
The Queen of Burlesque
Saturday, September 16, at The Civic Theater, 8 p.m. (doors 7 p.m.)
Classic striptease dancers bring all the glamour to this competition for “Queen of Burlesque.” A celebrity panel of judges selects the winner from the world-famous competitors as they dance to live jazz music.
It’s Burlesque!
Sunday, September 17, at House of Blues, 8 p.m. & 10:30 p.m.
Celebrate the art of burlesque with an international gathering of performers.
For photos, schedules, tickets and more information about the New Orleans Burlesque Festival, visit the event’s website at www.neworleansburlesquefest.com.
Where: House of Blues and Harrah’s Casino
More Info: Click Here
For centuries, the French Quarter has been a hot spot for burlesque entertainment. What better way to celebrate this tradition than with the 9th annual New Orleans Burlesque Festival?
Burlesque in New OrleansFrom the 1940s to 1960s, Bourbon Street featured the largest concentration of burlesque clubs in the United States, and people would travel from all over the world to experience the glamour, music and excitement from famous dancers, like Lily Christine the Cat Girl and Evangeline the Oyster Girl.
Today, New Orleans plays a huge role in the modern-day burlesque revival, bringing back the golden age of classic striptease entertainment.
With this goal in mind, the New Orleans Burlesque Festival will be held once again this year in the French Quarter, showcasing some of the best burlesque dancers in the world!
The FestivalSince its premiere in 2009, the Burlesque Festival has grown bigger and better each year. What started as a single competition now features parties, showcases, discussion panels, workshops and more!
The main showcases and parties this year will take place at three famous New Orleans venues, House of Blues, Harrah’s Casino, and The Civic Theater.
The Year’s Events
Mondo Burlesque
Friday, September 15 at Harrah’s New Orleans, 8 p.m. & 10:30 p.m.
A variety of burlesque entertainers from theaters and clubs around the world will perform.
Bad Girls of Burlesque
Friday, September 15 at the House of Blues, 8 p.m. & 10:30 p.m.
Enjoy your evening with some of burlesque’s rowdiest ladies at this showing in the heart of the French Quarter.
The Queen of Burlesque
Saturday, September 16, at The Civic Theater, 8 p.m. (doors 7 p.m.)
Classic striptease dancers bring all the glamour to this competition for “Queen of Burlesque.” A celebrity panel of judges selects the winner from the world-famous competitors as they dance to live jazz music.
It’s Burlesque!
Sunday, September 17, at House of Blues, 8 p.m. & 10:30 p.m.
Celebrate the art of burlesque with an international gathering of performers.
For photos, schedules, tickets and more information about the New Orleans Burlesque Festival, visit the event’s website at www.neworleansburlesquefest.com.
Fried Chicken Festival
September 23-24, 2017
When: September 23-24, 2017
Where: Woldenberg Park
Cost: FREE!
More Info: Click HereHeld in Woldenberg Park along the Mississippi River, Fried Chicken Fest will be jam-packed with food, music, family, and friends throughout the day.
BackgroundNew Orleans is no stranger to food festivals. Po-boys, Creole tomatoes, oysters, and barbecue are just a few of the Southern culinary delights honored by an annual festival here in the Crescent City. With a celebration for every food and an endless array of chefs in the city, it’s almost shocking that it took until 2016 to inaugurate a Fried Chicken Festival in New Orleans.
FoodThe 2017 festival will feature 35 national vendors, along with celebrity chefs and the Moet Chicken and Champaign VIP Lounge.
Previous vendors have included:
For more updates on food vendors, stay tuned to Fried Chicken Festival’s official website here.
MusicA variety of local musicians will entertain festival goers throughout the day. Last year’s lineup included:
EventsCooking Demo Stage
Chef Jeff Henderson, an award-winning chef of Café Bellagio and Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, author, and public speaker, will host a cooking demo stage throughout the fest.
Events will also include a Best Fried Chicken Contest and Best Use of Chicken in a Dish Contest, which will be judged by renowned food writers and critics.
Stay tuned for updates on event times and additional information here.
Parking + Getting There Parking near Woldenberg Park is available in nearby garages or very limited metered street parking. It’s also easily accessible from both the Canal Street and Riverfront streetcar lines, as well as by pedicab, taxi or ride share.
For more information on Fried Chicken Festival, head to www.friedchickenfestival.com.
Where: Woldenberg Park
Cost: FREE!
More Info: Click HereHeld in Woldenberg Park along the Mississippi River, Fried Chicken Fest will be jam-packed with food, music, family, and friends throughout the day.
BackgroundNew Orleans is no stranger to food festivals. Po-boys, Creole tomatoes, oysters, and barbecue are just a few of the Southern culinary delights honored by an annual festival here in the Crescent City. With a celebration for every food and an endless array of chefs in the city, it’s almost shocking that it took until 2016 to inaugurate a Fried Chicken Festival in New Orleans.
FoodThe 2017 festival will feature 35 national vendors, along with celebrity chefs and the Moet Chicken and Champaign VIP Lounge.
Previous vendors have included:
- Company Burger
- McHardy's Chicken & Fixin'
- Bayou Hot Wings
- Crepes a la Cart
- Fiorella's (last year’s winner for best fried chicken)
- Tracey's Original Irish Channel Bar
- Café Reconcile
For more updates on food vendors, stay tuned to Fried Chicken Festival’s official website here.
MusicA variety of local musicians will entertain festival goers throughout the day. Last year’s lineup included:
- Brass-a-holics
- John Boutte
- DJ Mannie Fresh
- Sweet Crude
- Tank & the Bangas
EventsCooking Demo Stage
Chef Jeff Henderson, an award-winning chef of Café Bellagio and Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, author, and public speaker, will host a cooking demo stage throughout the fest.
Events will also include a Best Fried Chicken Contest and Best Use of Chicken in a Dish Contest, which will be judged by renowned food writers and critics.
Stay tuned for updates on event times and additional information here.
Parking + Getting There Parking near Woldenberg Park is available in nearby garages or very limited metered street parking. It’s also easily accessible from both the Canal Street and Riverfront streetcar lines, as well as by pedicab, taxi or ride share.
For more information on Fried Chicken Festival, head to www.friedchickenfestival.com.
