How do you dip your shrimp? Everybody has their own special way of eating shrimp. Some people like it Natural and others like to dip. For those of you who like to dip, check out Mulate's Remoulade Dressing Recipe. Not only is it perfect [...]
The Crescent City Connection bridge frames the New Orleans skyline with such tranquil beauty, you can just stare at it forever. Have you ever though about running across it? Dust off your running shoes, because the Crescent Connection Bridge Run is taking place on Saturday, June 3, [...]
Have you ever seen 20,000 rubber duckies ? On Saturday, June 3, 2017, you can see 20,000 rubber ducks on the Big Lake in New Orleans City Park at 4pm. Why?... It is all for the Second Harvest Food Bank Rubber Duck Derby. Second Harvest Food [...]
FestiGals New Orleans FestiGals is a nonprofit organization that inspires, connects and celebrates women while supporting causes important to their well being. FestiGals hosts New Orleans Women's Weekend Experience - a celebration of women and New Orleans. Created by women, for women! For one weekend, we [...]
Ingredients: Mint Leaves Simple Syrup 1 shot bourbon Muddle mint with a splash of simple syrup in the bottom of an 8-oz. glass. Add lots of ice. Add bourbon. Fill with simple syrup.
Mulate's New Orleans Wedding Venue New Orleans is one of the leading destinations for weddings in the United States, and there’s nothing like a New Orleans wedding. New Orleans is the perfect city to make your dream wedding come true with great food, great culture, [...]
Before the summer heat really kicks in, there are a lot of wonderful festivals that take place throughout the city. Every festival is unique in its own way and the Bayou Boogaloo Festival is definitely a good one to put on the calendar. The 12th [...]
Have You Ever Heard Of NOCCA (New Orleans Center for Creative Arts) or the Art & Soul Gala? It is the public performing and visual arts high school for the State of Louisiana that opened in 1973 as a professional arts training center for secondary school-age [...]
Just because we love Cajun Food, does not mean we don't also love Greek Food...especially at the New Orleans Greek Festival. If you have never been to the Greek Festival, this Memorial Day Weekend is a great opportunity to head over to Robert E. Lee [...]
What is Cajun Music? Cajun music is folk music native to southwest Louisiana, rooted in the ballads of the Acadians and brought down from Nova Scotia. Although rooted in ballads, it has been transformed into dance music. The primary instruments used by these musicians are: [...]
