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November in New Orleans: The BIGEASY.com Must-See Guide

Posted on: Nov 04 2024

Tremé Creole Gumbo Festival

Hosted by the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation November 9th – 10th, and set in the heart of historic Louis Armstrong Park, alongside the French Quarter, the Tremé Creole Gumbo Festival brings the flavors of Creole culture to life. Enjoy a weekend of delicious gumbo, live jazz, and local crafts as you celebrate one of New Orleans' most iconic dishes in the birthplace of jazz.

Learn more about this free event here .


New Orleans Saints Football Games

Join the Who Dat Nation at the Caesars Superdome to cheer on the New Orleans Saints! The November 10 game against the Atlanta Falcons is especially electric, as the two teams have one of the NFL’s fiercest rivalries. Expect high energy and intense plays as the Saints battle to defend their home turf. The November 17 game against the Browns promises another exciting matchup, making each Sunday in November a can’t-miss experience for Saints fans.


Luna Fête

Lafayette Square will come alive with light, art, and wonder as Luna Fête returns to New Orleans. This  free festival offers stunning light installations, digital sculptures, and mesmerizing projections that transform the park into a dazzling, immersive experience. This year the LUNA Lounge, a VIP Oasis, had been added featuring complimentary bites, drinks, and restrooms for a premium paid experience.

This event takes place November 14th – 17th


Beignet Fest

From Seafood to Fried Chicken Fest, Louisiana is known for its Food Festivals! Head to City Park for Beignet Fest, where the beloved fried dough treat takes center stage. Sample sweet and savory variations, and enjoy live music and kid-friendly activities in this festival that supports local causes with each tasty bite.

This event occurs on Saturday, November 16th and has tickets that range from General Admission to VIP Experience sponsored by Ruby Slipper.


Thanksgiving Day Jazz Cruise on the Paddlewheeler Creole Queen

Celebrate Thanksgiving on the water with a festive dinner jazz riverboat cruise through the Mississippi River. With views of New Orleans’ skyline and a Creole-inspired feast, it’s a memorable way to spend the holiday with friends and family.

The Thanksgiving Day Jazz Cruise will board at 12 pm and sail from 1 pm – 2:30 pm. Purchase tickets here


Celebration in the Oaks

City Park transforms into a magical holiday wonderland with Celebration in the Oaks, a tradition that began in the late 1980s as a fundraiser for New Orleans’ City Park. Taking place November 29th through January 3rd, experience this stunning display of over one million holiday lights and illuminated sculptures as you walk or ride through the park's 2.25 mile long transformed landscapes.

Purchase tickets your tickets here .


Bayou Classic

An iconic matchup between Southern University and Grambling State University, the Bayou Classic is more than just a football game. This weekend encompasses a variety of events from a Thanksgiving Day Parade to the Annual Bayou Classic Fan Festival.  Join the excitement at the Superdome and don’t miss the renowned live music of the Battle of the Bands and Greek Show, where school spirit and talent take center stage.

Learn more about all the events surround Bayou Classic here