Sazerac House opened in 2019 and is a state-of-the-art experience: for free! Learn about the history of cocktail culture in New Orleans and how the famous drink is made.ġ3. Stop into the eclectic mix of shops on quiet Oak Street, including a comic book shop, a guitar repair shop and a used book store.ġ2. Learn about the historic New Orleans cocktail: the Sazerac Halloween in New Orleans is one-of-a-kind, and isn't complete without Krewe of Boo- the Halloween parade in the French Quarter. Take a bike ride down Lafitte GreenwayĮnjoy a scenic bike ride on the greenway, which spans multiple neighborhoods and has several cafes, breweries, and hangout spots along the way.
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Grab a blanket and head to the museum’s courtyard on Tuesday evenings for free live jazz.ĩ. The New Orleans Jazz Museum chronicles the history of jazz in the city and is located right on the edge of the French Quarter. Check out the Jazz Museum's free courtyard concert series Gallery hop in the Arts and Warehouse DistrictĬheck out Julia Street on the first Saturday evening of every month.Ĩ.
Wake up extra early to catch the sunrise from the levees of Algiers Point.ħ. Just across the Mississippi River from the French Quarter is historic Old Algiers. The show is free, but tipping a few dollars is encouraged.Ĭatch beads and other throws during Carnival season at dozens of Mardi Gras parades all over town. Take a stroll of the French Quarter and you’re bound to run into spontaneous live music on the street.
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