Friends of Feelings

06/05/2024

The two-story, whitewashed theater, with its Greek columns and round stage, occupies a lonely section of the former Six Flags

The two-story, whitewashed theater, with its Greek columns and round stage, occupies a lonely section of the former Six Flags theme park in New Orleans East.

06/04/2024

The problem with happy hour? Making it in time. But here's a Warehouse District restaurant for small plates with a great bar and a happy hour that lasts longer than most.

06/03/2024

They’re coming to New Orleans after training for many months, and some have been dreaming of the opportunity for much longer.

06/03/2024

“I have people that were there to help me get through it. And without them I wouldn’t have been where I’m at now as a valedictorian.”

06/01/2024

After seven years, a tangled pile of white bicycles has been spirited away from the intersection of Elysian Fields and St. Claude Avenue. The sculpture was erected in July 2017

05/23/2024

For New Orleans residents who want a sweet treat past midnight, Insomnia Cookies is here with a new location to put everyone's cravings to bed.

05/20/2024

Gaines Foster, in Baton Rouge, asked a Curious Louisiana question that gets to the heart of much of Louisiana: Why is it that some people put potato salad in gumbo

05/16/2024

The 1984 World's Fair marked a turning point for New Orleans. This show explores its legacy.

Mark Romig and his colleagues in the New Orleans hospitality industry often use this phrase when marketing the city: “New Orleans is built to host.” For Romig, senior vice president

05/13/2024

if you’ve never read this book, do yourself a favor and do so immediately!!! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

After my column last month on “A Confederacy of Dunces,” Bob Jacobsen wrote to let me know that legions of fans also love the book — and they’re willing to

05/04/2024

Commander’s Palace chef Meg Bickford grew up in a family where the Rolling Stones were on heavy rotation. Her mom even used some of their song lyrics as parenting tools.

04/30/2024

Jazz Fest is here and thousands of extra visitors will be in the Crescent City over the next two weeks. Is booking a short-term rental risky right now in New Orleans? Here's what to know.

04/29/2024

It was a small change of a dish, but even small changes matter when it comes to Jazz Fest food, so deep run the traditions and cravings that imbue food