The Ashé Cultural Arts Center is located in the historically-significant corridor of Oretha Castle Haley Blvd. (formerly known as Dryades Street) in a neighborhood called Central City.  Just minutes from downtown and easily accessible by public transit, Ashe offers a unique cultural experience, not generally found in other cities across the globe. Officially opening in December 1998, the Ashé Cultural

The award-winning AFRICA UMOJA – the world-renowned music and entertainment experience that has captivated audiences in over 50 countries – heads to New Orleans from Oct. 9-14 at the Mahalia Jackson Theater. This is the third USA Tour, for the performance direct from South Africa, sharing the story, songs, dance, arts and cultural heritage of South Africa in

  The National Fried Chicken Festival presented by Raising Cane’s announces the exciting entertainment lineup for this year’s event. The performers include: Mannie Fresh, Amanda Shaw, Flow Tribe, Shamarr Allen & the Underdawgs, DJ Stormy, DJ Legatron and many more. The National Fried Chicken Festival is set to take place on Saturday, September 22, 2018, from

By Lauren Saizan New Orleans is known for many things, including its unique streets. There’s Magazine Street, St. Charles Avenue, Canal Street – the list goes on and on. What many people don’t know is that there was one road that led to all of this, to the city of New Orleans itself. Bayou Road

About 4.3 million adults in the United States identify as vegetarian, never eating meat, fish, seafood or poultry. The vegan population is not far behind with 3.7 million adults identifying as vegan, according the Vegetarian Resource Group’s 2016 Harris Poll. And the numbers are growing. Surely, some of you are visiting New Orleans. Question: What