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3 cocktails rooted in New Orleans history

  • Miacel Spotted Elk
  • September 14, 2019
Bartender Laura Bellucci took a 50-day road trip, seeking the best city in America to call home. The former Boston resident picked New Orleans, and has since become one of…
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She’s vegan and a Voodoo high priestess, too

  • Caitlin Lee
  • September 14, 2019
Mambo Sallie Ann Glassman does not fit the bill of the average New Orleans Voodoo high priestess. She’s white, Jewish and from New England. Glassman admits she’s a controversial figure…
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What does the loss of The Times-Picayune mean for New Orleans?

  • Hannah Boufford
  • September 14, 2019
The story of The Times-Picayune and The New Orleans Advocate is familiar to journalists: a “newspaper war,” a purchase, a merger, and a conglomeration. But for journalists and readers in…
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Why your hotel tax doesn’t go where you think it does

  • Kynala Phillips
  • September 13, 2019
Every year organizations like ONA visit New Orleans to convene, celebrate and experience the Crescent City. As millions of people descend on the city each year, many do not realize…
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7 live jazz hot spots in New Orleans

  • Jazmin K. Goodwin
  • September 13, 2019
If you’re in the mood to dance, eat or drink, New Orleans offers quite a musical hub of unique places to see, hear and experience the true sounds of live…
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Watch: The sights and sounds of live jazz in New Orleans

  • Jazmin K. Goodwin
  • September 12, 2019
No trip to New Orleans is complete without experiencing a live jazz performance. We found a great spot Wednesday night at the New Orleans Jazz Market, where vibrant sounds of…
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Got a big group? Check out these 10 communal spots to eat and drink

  • Miacel Spotted Elk
  • September 12, 2019
New Orleans is one of the oldest, most vibrant cities in the country and many ONA 2019 attendees will likely want to explore the city in packs. Use this list…
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How to Experience New Orleans Voodoo

  • Caitlin Lee
  • September 12, 2019
Many tourists may think that indulging in Voodoo souvenirs and Voodoo-inspired cocktails is the correct way to experience New Orleans Voodoo. However, authentic New Orleans Voodoo is actually a religion…
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