Owned and operated by the mother of the bride, the gallery showcases African American, contemporary African and Caribbean fine art. The bride and her mother welcome you to not only explore the gallery's impressive collection, but to also stop in should you need anything at all when you find yourself out and about in the city!
Located in the Treme section, the oldest African-American neighborhood in the United States, is the Backstreet Cultural Museum where visitors find an amazing assortment of memorabilia indigenous to Mardi Gras, jazz funerals and other traditions found only in New Orleans.
Studio Be is home to local artist, Brandan 'Bmike' Odums' first solo project. The visual art housed in this 35,000 sq. ft. warehouse depicts the stories of revolutionaries, heroes and everyday New Orleanians. Guided or independent tours are available.
We will be offering two-time slots for this historic tour guided by Malik from Know Nola Tours! Space is very limited, and the cost is $20/person. Please fill out the attached form to let us know that you would like to reserve a spot! The specific details for the tour will be provided as we get closer to the day of. PLEASE FILL OUT ONE FORM FOR EACH MEMBER OF YOUR PARTY. First Tour: 12:00pm Second Tour: 2:30pm
Offering a compelling blend of sweeping narrative and poignant personal detail, The National WWII Museum features immersive exhibits, multimedia experiences, and an expansive collection of artifacts and first-person oral histories, taking visitors inside the story of the war that changed the world.
Established tour company, since 1972, offering interpretative boat tours of the cypress swamp.
Located in the heart of the Central Business District (CBD), this hotel has options for everyone. Guests can take in the sights at the rooftop pool and bar, or enjoy a dining experience at the in house restaurant Josephine Estelle. If you're just looking to stop by, the lobby features it's own coffee house, as well as an additional bar that is great for grabbing drinks on the go. You may even get lucky and catch some live music in the lobby!
A place for reverie and proper Southern swoon, for prophetic visions or quiet inspiration, Maison de la Luz finds beauty in the curious and defines luxury as moving through the world with grace.
Located just steps from the iconic St. Louis Cathedral, Sylvain provides guests with an Elegant gastropub with cocktails & American fare in a former carriage house with courtyard seats.
A favorite of the bride and groom, this renowned Big Easy restaurant combines the best of fine dining with traditional southern cuisine. Take in a truly one of a kind dining experience at the chef's table on the first floor, or enjoy the indoor/outdoor balcony seating at the chic second floor bar!
Dooky Chase's first opened its restaurants doors in 1941, and remains family owned and operated to this day! While this restaurant stands as a premier location in the city for Creole Cuisine, it is also holds a historical significance, as it once served as the meeting place for music and entertainment, civil rights, and culture in New Orleans.
Local counter-serve chain offering muffulettas, po' boys, burgers, Italian entrees & more.
One of the most popular restaurants in the Warehouse District, Chef Nina Compton serves up traditional Carribean and Creole flavors that come together to create a one of a kind dining experience.
A local favorite, Jack Rose serves up an Elegant, hotel restaurant atmosphere featuring refined Cajun-Creole dishes & cocktails amid whimsical decor.
French & German fare at an elegant brasserie with a bar & house brews.
Shaya restaurant combines Israeli staples with Southern flavors and modern techniques, striking a balance between innovation and tradition.
With three (soon to be four) locations in the Quarter, Café Beignetoffers something unique to its visitors, including live jazz, cocktails, outdoor seating, and classic New Orleans dishes to complement our beignets.
Open 24 hours a day, Melba’s was born from the rubble of Hurricane Katrina, turning a blighted corner into a New Orleans landmark. Located at the intersection of North Claiborne Avenue and Elysian Fields Avenue, this PoBoy Shoppe has become the cornerstone of the neighborhood, well-known as a favorite among the locals.
The oldest bar in the US and named for the infamous pirate, Lafittes is a wildly popular destination, serving beer & frozen drinks since the 1700s.
Located on the iconic Magazine Street right outside the Central Business District, Barrel Proof is a rustic bar with a wood-paneled ceiling that serves up a wide array of beer & whiskey, plus cocktails.
Rooftop poolside hangout for Italian salads & small plates, plus cocktails, craft beer & wine.
Located in the Grand Roosevelt Hotel, this cocktail bar serves classic drinks among plush banquettes & elegant old-world vibe. This also happens to be right across from our venue!
A quintessential gathering spot (and one of your room block options!), NOPSI Hotel is the luxury hotel in downtown New Orleans where professionals, artists and celebrities come to see and be seen.
The famous Carousel Bar & Lounge in the Hotel Monteleone is a long-time favorite New Orleans hot spot.
Firehouse turned stylish, dimly lit cocktail lounge with creative drinks & eclectic array of dishes.
Multiple artisans hand-roll cigars at this shop with a humidor, couches & Latin music playing.
Chic, brick-lined hot spot serving wine & champagne in a turn-of-the-century building.
A personal favorite of the bride, Erin Rose is an Irish pub with cocktails, casual grub, a jukebox, sports on TV & memorabilia galore.
Classy, wood-paneled bar specializing in martinis, plus steaks & seafood options & a courtyard.
Elegant 3rd-floor lounge in the Ritz-Carlton for jazz, cocktails & snacks plus afternoon tea.
Another personal favorite of the brides, this is a Bourbon Street mainstay since 1969 with nightly live jazz & drinks in an intimate space.
Take a stroll down historic Frenchmen Street and stop into one of the many Jazz Clubs to hear some classics!