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Mid-City center hall residence featured in this year’s virtual PRC Holiday Home Tour

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By Sue Strachan, Mid-City Messenger For its 45th annual Holiday Home Tour, the Preservation Resource Center is giving tour homeowners and tour-goers a new experience. ...

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Sponsored: Join us for Archives Month hosted by Chelsey Richard Napoleon, Clerk of Civil District Court, and Ex-Officio Recorder

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Architectural Drawings Virtual Showcase Enjoy the unique architecture of the city of New Orleans through a series of archival drawings spanning from 1790 to 1930, ...

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City Park plans a drive-through Celebration in the Oaks

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The driving tour is back at Celebration in the Oaks, City Park officials announced, but the traditional event in the Botanical Gardens and Storyland will ...

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District B suspends food pantry in Goodwill parking lot

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The District B food pantry, held on Wednesdays since April in the Goodwill parking lot at Tulane Avenue and Jeff Davis Parkway, had become a ...

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Group is petitioning the city to rename Jeff Davis Parkway for Norman Francis

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  Three years after the statue of Jefferson Davis was removed from its perch on Canal Street and Jefferson Davis Parkway, there’s a movement to ...

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GiveNOLA Day 2020 is June 2! (sponsored)

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The seventh annual GiveNOLA Day, an initiative of the Greater New Orleans Foundation (GNOF), is on Tuesday, June 2 from 12:00 am to midnight. This ...

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Jay Banks announces time change for food pantry at Goodwill

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District B Councilman Jay H. Banks and his community partners will host their sixth free food pantry for residents affected by COVID-19 on Wednesday (May ...

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Meals for Mid-City helps feed unemployed musicians, hospitality workers

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There is such a thing as a free lunch, at least for gig workers in Mid-City who have lost income because of the coronavirus shutdowns. ...

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Krewe behind Feed the Front Line launches Feed the Second Line

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From the Krewe of Red Beans Krewe of Red Beans, Rouses Markets, the Preservation Hall Foundation, Market Umbrella and the New Orleans Musicians Clinic & ...

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Banks, Giarrusso set up food distribution sites

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District A Councilman Joe Giarrusso and District B Councilman Jay Banks are holding weekly food distribution events for those who find themselves in financial straits ...

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