New Orleans Magazine September 2026

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From the Editor

Summer is officially over, although it may not feel like it outside. School is...

A Love Letter to Bayou St. John

If you know you know . . . about Bayou St John. And, if...

The Motherhood Penalty: When Motherhood Comes at a Cost

Just one day after accepting an offer for her dream job, Deanna received some...

Top Real Estate

Buying a house is more than just a purchase; it’s about finding the right...

Carpool Cool

Every fall wardrobe deserves a timeless trench. Aritzia’s double-breasted style is made from a...

The Dish: Taste America Series, Chef Frank Brigtsen’s Cookbook & More

The James Beard Foundation has tapped New Orleans as the official kickoff city for...
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1781: Galvez and the Revolution

Bernardo de Gálvez, Artist- José Nicolás de la Escalera, 1781, Iberdrola Collection, Courtesy Smithsonian...

Bananas Foster-Inspired Old Fashioned Cocktail Recipe

Rebecca Whitaker had spent six years behind the bar when she moved to New...

Modine Gunch: A Clean Sweep

I don’t want to die with a dirty house,” my mother-in-law says to me...

Growing Pains: Living Between Seasons

September has always been something of a weird hybrid month, no matter where you...

Bar Tab: Patron Saint’s Wine Club, Smoke and Honey & More

Subscribers to Patron Saint’s Wine Club now have access to a new perk: the...

The Unnaturals Bring Swamp Surf to New Orleans

Surf rock is not the first genre one considers when thinking of New Orleans, though after 20 years of The Unnaturals, maybe it should be.
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September 2026 Events in New Orleans

Sept. 3-7 | Southern Decadence Labor Day weekend heralds the return of Southern Decadence, a...

Great Reads: A celebration of music, culture and literature

A Musical Tribute While most of us know him for his iconic voice and musical...

Adventure on the Columbia River Outside Portland

Just outside Portland, Oregon, lies the spectacular Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area with...

Dolfy’s Grilled Carrots with White Bean Puree Recipe

Specializing in Basque-style cuisine and driven by a wood-burning oven, Dolfy’s became one of...

Art Deco-Inspired Home Decor

Inspired by the Roaring Twenties, bring opulence to your walls with an Art Deco...

A Letter to the Meteorologists of New Orleans

Dear meteorologists of New Orleans, Good manners prompt me to begin with an apology. By the...
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Mark Romig, Quintessentially New Orleans

For the majority of his life, Mark Romig has been responsible for helping to...

Casamiro Brings Elegant Mexican Breakfast to the Bywater

Chef Ana Castro has every reason to rest on her laurels in 2026. After...

April Brown

Celebrating six years of Hospitality Realty, April Brown has built her locally owned brokerage around personalized service.

Chip Gardner

Chip Gardner represents four generations of real estate excellence to clients throughout Greater New Orleans and on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Drew Remson

Drew Remson merged with First Horizon in 2025; allowing him the chance to refocus on what got him into the mortgage business: the customers.

Jamie Amdal Hughes

Inspired by the culture and neighborhoods of New Orleans, Jamie Amdal Hughes work allows her to feel connected to entire communities.
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Letty Rosenfeld

Letty Rosenfeld knows New Orleans is a city that people want to move to, with home prices that are noticeably lower than other comparable cities.

Mary Danna

Mary Danna’s career began in New Orleans hospitality, and that discipline still defines her real estate practice at Keller Williams Realty.

Michael Wilkinson

A resident of the French Quarter for over 45 years and a Realtor for over 40 years, Michael Wilkinson remains a staple of the Greater New Orleans real estate market and is still as busy as ever.

Nina Gensler

Working closely with clients has been Nina Gensler’s prime focus since beginning her real estate career in 2016.

Peggy Newcomb

The work Peggy Newcomb does is about helping facilitate new life and the kind of growth that a space can provide a person.

Puddy Robinson

With over thirty years working in the Greater New Orleans area, Puddy Robinson knows the rhythm of New Orleans.
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Rebecca Waxman

Rebecca Waxman with McEnery Residential, knows New Orleans isn’t one entity but many micro-markets they require a local’s understanding.

Sarah T. Aucoin

For Sarah T. Aucoin, that trust has been the foundation of a career that has earned her recognition among the top 1.5% of REALTORS® in America.

Scott Brannon

Scott Brannon, licensed in Louisiana, brings insider expertise and over three decades of real estate insight to the home sellers and buyers.

Stacie Carubba

For Stacie Carubba, with Crescent Sotheby’s International Realty, being trusted means putting her clients’ best interests ahead of any transaction.

Skye and Susan Price

Skye and Susan Price prioritize a service-first mindset for helping clients find the home or property they’ve been searching for.

Top Real Estate Professionals

Local real estate agents and mortgage lenders ready to help with your real estate...
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Home Care

When your living room needs a sprucing, these New Orleans Home Care experts know the perfect way to upgrade your space!

New Orleans Arts & Culture

From music venues to art installations, historic landmarks to spooky tours, there’s no place better to live and play than New Orleans.

Education

New educational opportunities are always on the horizon. Foster a bright future for your kids, or yourself, at these Louisiana Education Institutions.

Southern Fall Getaways

Summer is done, but the good times keep rolling on! Find your favorite fun spot with these incredible Fall Getaways.

Self Care

Finding time for yourself is imperative to a life lived to the full. Take a beat from the heat and a minute for yourself with our Self Care partner.

New Orleans Dining Guide

Fall flavors are just around the corner! Discover your new favorite brunch, lunch, or late-night spot with our New Orleans Dining Guide.
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