Tyler & Nicholas

Things To Do

Royal Street - French Quarter (M.S. Rau Antiques)

622 Royal Street, New Orleans, LA 70130

Take a long walk down Royal Street (perhaps with a drink in hand!) and enjoy the wide variety of local artwork and a range of shops and purveyors of Louisiana culture. A MUST VISIT on your walk is what I consider to be the best antique store in the city, M.S. Rau. - inside is 3 floors of artwork, antiques, history and mind blowing artifacts that are one of a kind. **MAKE SURE TO ASK TO SEE THE VAULT**

Magazine Street

Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA

The sun is shining this weekend so be sure to carve out an hour or two and take a long walk down Magazine St. to explore the wide variety of eclectic art and craft shops, antique stores, modern and vintage clothing, and endless options for food and drinks.

Frenchmen Street

Frenchmen Street, New Orleans, LA

Frenchmen Street in New Orleans, Louisiana is a popular destination for live music, with clubs lining the street and playing jazz, reggae, and blues. Here are some things to know about the music schedule on Frenchmen Street: When to go: Music usually starts between 6 and 11 PM, but there can be variation. Weekday evenings are best for finding live music and getting a seat or bar space. Where to listen: There are many music clubs on Frenchmen Street - a must visit is the Spotted Cat Music Club- which is known as an international destination for jazz. What to listen to: You can hear a variety of music genres, including jazz, reggae, and blues.

The National WWII Museum / American Sector Bar & Restaurant

945 Magazine Street, New Orleans, LA 70130

The WW2 museum is one of the most well done and unique museums in the country. You can walk through the entire museum in 1.5 hours and finish at the American Sector restaurant for a quick bite & a beer. The food is fantastic and the indoor/outdoor patio seating is lovely.