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Dancing in the Streets: The White Linen Party Looks To The Tropics For Inspiration

August 1, 2005  | 

If you can imagine an art gallery opening that doesn’t just spill into the streets but fills them, then you might have an idea what goes on at White Linen (Aug. 6). The annual summer gallery-opening party is one of… Read More »

Art & Architecture: Architecture Flourish in New Orleans

July 1, 2005  | 

  Whether it’s art or architecture, with either a capital or lower case “A,” New Orleans has a taste for design. From the grandiose steel masterpiece that is the Louisiana Superdome to the un-ending details of a wrought iron balcony… Read More »

D-Day Museum Commemorates the 60th Anniversary of D-Day

June 1, 2004  | 

On the morning of June 6th, the 60th anniversary of the Normandy invasion will be commemorated on the historic beaches of France. It will also be commemorated here in New Orleans at the National D-Day Museum, opened in 2000. While… Read More »

The Ogden Museum of Southern Art

August 1, 2003  | 

It's been a long time coming. Centuries in the making, a decade in planning but it's finally here. The Ogden Museum of Southern Art is opening to the public the most significant collection of Southern art. Works come from across… Read More »

Dinner and Drinks – Cocktails & Fine Cuisine Are A Perfect Match

August 1, 2003  | 

While the city of New Orleans lays claim to inventing the cocktail, it can’t take credit for pairing cocktails with fine cuisine. That idea comes from renowned bartender and cocktail creator Dale DeGroff, formerly of New York City’s Rainbow Room… Read More »