- January
- 2 – Allstate Sugar Bowl
- 6 – Annual Joan of Arc Parade
- 6 – Phunny Phorty Phellows Parade
- 6-Feb. 28 – Mardi Gras Parades
- 18 – Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- 29 – King Cake Festival
- February
- 1-28 – Mardi Gras Parades
- 5 – Rock n Roll Marathon
- 10-12 – Tet Fest
- 11 – Krewe du Vieux
- 14 – Valentine’s Day
- 19 – NBA All-Star Game
- 28 – Mardi Gras Day
- March
- 1-May 17 – Wednesday at the Square Concert Series?7-12 – Sun Belt Basketball Championship ?10-11 – Buku Music and Art Project
- 10-18 – St. Patrick’s Day Parades
- 10-13 – Sun Belt Basketball Championship
- 18-19 – Congo Square New Worlds Rhythm Festival
- 18 – St. Joseph’s Day
- 18 – New Orleans Film Society Gala
- 19 – Mardi Gras Indians Super Sunday
- 22-26 – Tennessee Williams Literary Festival
- 23 – Taco Fest
- 25-26, April 1-2 – Spring Fiesta
- 31-April 1 – Hogs for the Cause
- April
- 5-May 17 – Wednesday at the Square Concert Series
- 6-9 – French Quarter Festival
- 15 – Crescent City Classic
- 16 – Easter Parades
- 24-30 – Zurich Classic
- 28-30 & May 4-7 – New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival
- May
- 5 – Cinco de Mayo
- 5 – Whitney Zoo-To-Do
- 14 – Mother’s Day
- 17-21 – Bayou Boogaloo
- 25-28 – New Orleans Wine and Food Experience
- 26-28 – Bayou Country Superfest
- 26-28 – Greek Fest
- 26-29 – Memorial Day Weekend
- June
- 3-4 – New Orleans Oyster Festival?9-11 – New Orleans Pride
- 10-11 – French Market Creole Tomato Festival
- 18 – Father’s Day
- 24-25 – Louisiana Cajun Zydeco Festival
- 30-July 3 – ESSENCE Festival
- July
- 1-3 – ESSENCE Festival
- 4 – Independence Day French Quarter Fireworks
- TBA – French Film Festival
- 7-9 – San Fermin en Nueva Orleans
- 14 – Bastille Day Fete
- 18-23 – Tales of the Cocktail
- TBA – Festigals
- August
- 1-31 – COOLinary New Orleans?1-31 – Museum Month
- 3-6 – Satchmo SummerFest
- 5 – Whitney White Linen Night
- 12 – Red Dress Run
- 13 – Dirty Linen Night?TBA – NOLA Downtown Music and Arts Festival
- 30- September 4 – Southern Decadence
- September
- 1-4 – Southern Decadence
- 1-4 – Labor Day Weekend
- TBA – Louisiana Seafood Festival
- TBA – Restaurant Week New Orleans
- TBA – New Orleans Burlesque Festival
- TBA – NOLA on Tap
- TBA – Fried Chicken Festival
- October
- TBA – Art for Arts’ Sake
- TBA – Treme Fall Fest?TBA – Beignet Festival?13-15 – Gentilly Fest
- TBA – Oktoberfest
- TBA – New Orleans Film Festival
- TBA – Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival
- TBA – Praise Fest
- 14 – Carnival Latino
- 21 – Krewe of Boo Halloween Parade
- 21 – Mac n Cheese Fest
- TBA – Oak Street Po-Boy Festival
- 26-29 – LGBT Halloween in New Orleans
- 27-29 – Voodoo Music + Arts Experience
- 31 – Halloween
- November
- 4-6 – National WWII Museum Airpower Expo
- TBA – Mirliton Festival
- TBA – Faux/Real Festival
- TBA – Boudin, Bourbon & Beer
- TBA – Treme Creole Gumbo Festival
- TBA – Words and Music Festival
- TBA – Algiers Folk Art Festival
- 23 – Thanksgiving Day
- 23 – Bayou Classic
- 24-January 1 – Celebration in the Oaks
- December
- 1-31 – Christmas New Orleans Style
- 1-31 – Merriment on Magazine Street
- TBA – Algiers Bonfires on the Levee
- TBA – NOLA ChristmasFest
- 12-20 – Chanukah
- TBA – R + L Carriers New Orleans Bowl
- TBA – Caroling in Jackson Square
- 24 – Christmas Eve Bonfires on the Levee
- 25 – Christmas Day
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I’m proud to be a part of an international movement called Connect2Black. It affords me the opportunity to be connected among community leaders, culture bearers, and other small businesses, which fosters culture commerce, and community. I encourage you to Connect2Black
I’ve had difficulty finding other black-owned small businesses. Sometimes, it’s difficult to connect the dots and find business owners that look like me, but with Connect2Black I can easily map out black-owned business in my area and fulfill whatever need I have while empowering others. I Connect2Black to empower others.
You can say I have a sweet tooth. I buy my doughnuts every morning, and sometimes I buy a pastry on my way home. Connect2Black allows me to access black-owned bakeries I never knew of. I Connect2Black to satisfy my sweet tooth.
I always have difficulty finding black restaurants. With Connect2Black, I can easily see different restaurants owned by people like me who cook the food that I love. I Connect2Black top fulfill my appetite for good food.
I love jazz music, but sometimes I want a change in scenery and don’t want to hang at the same old clubs. With Connect2Black, I can find new and interesting places for music and entertainment. Now I can Connect2Black to have a great time on the town.
People always tell me, there are so many resources out there to help the community but I just can’t seem to find them. When I Connect2Black, I can access non-profit organizations and civic groups that help me to live a better life.
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