New Orleans Magazine March 2017

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Lagniappe

Most of the Coast

What’s New in Dining, Staying & Things to Do

Tour Score

How many visitors are too many?

Music + Festivals

Best of Brass

Paul Barbarin and “Bourbon Street Parade”

NONFICTION: An American woman traveling for love and bliss in Belize is taken hostage by a mentally unstable man posing as a cab driver. In The Jaguar Man by Lara Naughton, readers come to understand Naughton’s terror and incredible will to survive her kidnapping – where compassion is her only hope. She orchestrates the narrative […]

Music + Festivals

March Forth

Rocking into spring

Grammar School

Five things I bug my kids about saying properly

Snow Me Something

A guide to skiing

Understanding New Orleans

Or maybe not

Glass Act

Hot art in New Orleans

Marching to City Hall

Perspectives from a decade later

The New Quiet Time

At rest in a float tank

Wellness

Roach Buster

The bait debate

Chartering the Course

A new school board; a new direction

Sounds In the Night

Sometimes, late at night, I can hear a train whistle in the distance. I am not sure where the sound is coming from. It is most likely along the track that winds through Metairie, crosses into Lakeview, cuts through City Park and lands in a local freight year or heads out into the world. Whatever […]

Bob Becker

City Park CEO

Angela King Gallery’s 10th Anniversary

Owner Angela King discusses the celebration

Things To Do

March Events

“A Life of Seduction: Venice in the 1700s” You can experience the grandeur of Venice without the eight to 10 hour plane ride with “A Life Of Seduction: Venice in the 1700s” at the New Orleans Museum of Art now through May 21. New Orleans is the only American stop for this exhibit depicting the […]

JULIA STREET WITH POYDRAS THE PARROT

THE PURSUIT TO ANSWER ETERNAL QUESTIONS

Lagniappe

A New Home for The Advocate

The significance of a presence

Bud and Friends

I once met Bud. He was walking along with a man named Robert Davis toward the beachfront restaurant at what was then the fledgling Seaside development along Highway 30-A east of Destin. I had no idea that Bud, who accompanied us quietly, would become a symbol of the Gulf Coast’s reawakening. He seemed too unpretentious […]

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