New Orleans Magazine April 2019

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VOTE YES

  In our own world here at the office, this editorial is historic. This is...

SPRING FESTIVALS

Bayou Boogaloo has quickly become one of Mid-City’s favorite spring events. Held alongside historic...

Shipwrecked

Excerpted from Eve Crawford Peyton’s blog, Joie d’Eve,  which appears each Friday on MyNewOrleans.com   There...

Streetcar: In the Land of Easter Egg Paquing

  About 200 kids stood across from each other in parallel lines on a Saturday...

A Drink with History

While other places struggle with definition and innovation, New Orleans revels in identification and...

Fields of Red

One of those things I wanted to do and never got around to was...
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News From the Kitchen

NOCHI Café by Gracious The New Orleans Culinary and Hospitality Institute (NOCHI) has finally opened,...

Texas Czech

The New Orleans food scene continues to diversify, spinning out a widening array of...

Field Day

  By Melissa Coleman     Photography by Theresa Cassagne Makeup by Meggan Ory Hair by Monique Munoz Model Amelia...

CHEAP EATS

  Whether there is a temporary Jazz Fest-sized hole in your pocket, or you simply...

Out to Dry

  Nineteenth-century New Orleanians shared our need for clean clothes. A note in the Louisiana...

Season of the Fests

  April means that the height of festival season is fully upon us, and that...
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The Trouble with Texts

  My sister-in-law, Gloriosa, is getting a new dishwasher. She says she is being environmentally correct. But...

Change Order

In a city that never changes, it seems anathema – even nonsensical – to...

Friendly Competition?

  A recent move by lawmakers in the nation’s largest city in defiance of one...

Deacon John

As one of 13 children born to a classical pianist, Deacon John Moore has...

April

  David Sedaris Regular NPR contributor and comic storyteller David Sedaris (“Naked,” “Me Talk Pretty One...

Julia Street with Poydras the Parrot

Dear Julia, I grew up in the Irish Channel and always heard about St. Alphonsus...
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The Hot Tamale Man

If you missed reading your newspaper you could get a page with your tamales....

Real Estate

Homes & Home Design

Springtime Adventures

Festivals, Events, Travel & More

Stroke Awareness

Not unlike spontaneous thieves in the night—or day—strokes often strike in a quick moment...

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