New Orleans’ St. Patrick’s season blends Irish Channel traditions, neighborhood bars, green-dyed food and a full calendar of gatherings. Here is how to plan for 2027 while checking the details that change each year.
Explore the people, places, music, foodways, and living traditions that make Black history central to New Orleans, with ideas for a thoughtful 2027 visit.
Valentine’s Day falls on Sunday, February 14, 2027, just after Mardi Gras. Use this neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to plan a New Orleans date around dinner, music, gardens, river views, and the city’s best slow walks.
Plan your 2027 Mardi Gras around parades, neighborhood traditions, street food, transit, and the small details that make Carnival easier to enjoy.
Spend Monday, January 18, 2027, learning, listening, serving, and exploring New Orleans neighborhoods shaped by Black history and civic life. Use this guide to plan around official event announcements, holiday schedules, and community-led gatherings.
New Orleans Carnival begins on Twelfth Night, January 6, 2027. Here is how to experience the season’s first traditions, where to go, and what to verify before you make plans.
Plan a New Orleans New Year around the French Quarter, Marigny, riverfront, neighborhood restaurants, live music, and a slower New Year’s Day. Use this guide to choose your route and verify the 2026–27 event…
