Tag: History

Standardizing Easter’s Date: The Debate Continues

Who’s to argue with the Archbishop of Canterbury? In 2016, Justin Portal Welby, who holds...

Cake Pulls

A primer on the charming Southern tradition

The White Wedding Dress

Winter white wasn’t always a popular choice for wedding dresses

On Assignment March 21: Spring tricks and treats in New Orleans

> Goddess Gaze On Friday, the New Orleans Museum of Art debuted its latest exhibit,...

Carnival in New Roads

By the time the 2020 Carnival season reaches its climax on Mardi Gras, Feb....

Soldiers On Parade

  This past Saturday I watched a Veterans Day parade along Harrison Avenue. The crowd...

Why All Saints Day Means More In New Orleans

  My hunch on why New Orleanians are so ceremonial about death is that they...

The Ghost of City Park

  Long before there was a Scream Park on City Park’s Scout Island there were...

When The Republicans Came To Town

30 Years Ago This Week

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