Ever notice that New Orleans is severely lacking fresh, easily accessible produce? Ever notice that the produce at your local large chain supermarket looks kind of questionable? Well, look no further than Hollygrove Market and Farm to solve your produce problems.
HGMF’s Saturday market is their most popular, providing a larger selection of fruits and vegetables […]

French Quarter Festival may take place in a part of town that’s constantly overrun with tourists, but it’s an event that showcases the best of local New Orleans artists, for free. Native acts such as Soul Rebels, The Revivalists, Rebirth Brass Band and Bonerama will fill the historic streets with lively, modern music April 9 […]

WTUL, Tulane University’s radio station, will host its 37th Rock-On Survival Marathon March 11 - 28. This annual fundraiser takes place each year to keep WTUL on the air. Through a series of shows, DJ sets and a few gimmicks, WTUL hopes to raise as much as $30,000 this year.
The radio station will team up […]

Foburg Fest may have a kind of silly name, but it’s got some serious freaking talent. The Frenchmen Street festival will feature all sorts of diverse bands from close to home to super far away on the March 12 to 14 weekend. With 25 shows at six venues over the course of three days, it […]

If you got some beads from the 24th float of the Tucks parade, you may have gotten them straight from Rob Corddry (“The Daily Show”), Craig Robinson (“The Office”) or Clark Duke (“Greek”), stars of the upcoming comedy “Hot Tub Time Machine.” As the celebrity guests of the parade, the guys were around to talk, […]

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Zulu
8 a.m. Feb. 16
Talk about Mardi Gras with any veteran parade attendee, and Zulu is destined to come up. It’s the most famous Mardi Gras day parade, beginning its route before many New Orleanians have recovered from the night before. But its early start time is part of its allure; making the beginning of Zulu proves […]

SAKE CAFE
When eating at the Lavin-Bernick Center just doesn’t sound appealing — which is probably happening more and more often to you as the year drags on — and you’re desiring a more innovative and satisfying dining experience, then check out Sake Café on Magazine. The upscale sushi restaurant offers dishes that fuse New Orleans flavor […]

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Vampire Weekend
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LOST
Alice in Wonderland
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Though you may not be staying in town for the holidays this year, you can still enjoy some of the things taking place throughout December whenever you get a break from finals and papers. Here are just a few of the exciting events taking place around New Orleans this month:
: City Park is strewn with […]

Nearly 75 percent of Tulane’s undergraduates come to New Orleans from a home more than 500 miles away, which only speaks to the school’s magnetic draw. The statistic admittedly looks fantastic printed on admissions brochures, but what it also means — and what’s not as advertised — is that it’s impossible for everyone to get […]

The Road
“The Road” is going to be one of the best movies of the fall. Adapted from the novel of the same name by Cormac McCarthy, it tells the story of a father and son fighting to stay alive after an unspecified apocalypse. The pair faces extraordinary hardships that test their humanity and their ability […]

To say that New Orleans has a vibrant electronic scene would be a stretch. When compared to the likes of Los Angeles with its West Coast flavor, or London with its dubstep roots, New Orleans doesn’t quite measure up. Down here, we’d rather pride ourselves on our incredible jazz history or our current rap and […]

A brigade as diverse as the music they produce, these five Tulane and Loyola grads make up local band The Revivalists. Zach Feinberg (guitar) and Rob Ingraham (sax) both graduated from Tulane last spring. Dave Shaw (guitar/vocals), George Grekas (bass) and Andrew Campanelli (drums) studied at Loyola. Ed Williams, another Tulane grad, is not officially […]

Givers refer to themselves as a “cohesive music-making body, creating… afro-beat, dance-y pants, indie-pop-love music,” and I would be hard pressed to come up with a better description. They take familiar sounds and joyously warp them to their will, and I dare you to listen to their eponymous EP without joining in on the fun. […]