Enjoy live New Orlenas jazz by Jamil Sharif.

Join a park ranger to learn about Acadian (Cajun) traditions, culture, and history at the Acadian Cultural Center, 501 Fisher Road, Lafayette.

As part of an ongoing effort to better serve New Orleans, the French Market Corporation will partner with the Crescent City Farmers' Market to host a weekly fresh food market every Wednesday.

LaMieux Galleries presents a showing of works from Olivia Hill.

Although she was born into the third generation of a legendary musical family, Charmaine Neville has not rested on her family legacy. She started out backing up the Neville Brothers and then worked...

Lisa Beaumann's Cabaret offers a variety of wild guests and special performances.

Les Getrex is a former guitarist for Fats Domino.

Built in 1831, the Hermann-Grima House is one of the most significant residences in New Orleans. This handsome Federal mansion with its courtyard garden boasts the only horse stable and functional...

The Ken Kirschman Artspace and NOCCA are proud to announce the 2009 Visiting Artist I Exhibition. The exhibition will feature two and three-dimensional work in a variety of media by Thomas Mann...

This gallery focuses on the individual sacrifices and experiences of the D-Day combatants. Through personal objects and individual memories, these stories detail the drama of the most crucial phase of...

Built in 1857, Gallier House was designed and built by one of the most esteemed architects in New Orleans history, James Gallier. The New York Times has called Gallier House "one of the best small...

The Amistad Research Center welcomes groups interested in touring the reading room and art gallery exhibition.

Visit the Official Museum of The Louisiana National Guard. See artifacts, weapons and memorabilia from every major American war.

Visitors walk into a large recreation of a concrete German observation and command post that would have been located on the Normandy coast. Through viewing slots, guests see a panoramic view of the...

The Museum's first exhibit, features a dramatic visual showing the imbalance of military power that existed between the United States, Japan and Germany in the late 1930s. This exhibit contains models...

The Museum's C-47, on display in the Louisiana Memorial Pavilion, was purchased from a private owner in Hondo, Texas, with funds donated by Lulu and Paul Hilliard of Lafayette, Louisiana. The C-47...

Explore Louisiana`s wetlands on a ranger-guided walk on a preserve trail. Watch for alligators, listen for frog calls, admire the wildflowers, and hear about the people who lived and worked in the...

You know this is going to be a fun tour as soon as you arrive. Colorful Mardi Gras props, including a gigantic jovial jester, fiercely realistic alligators, and a gorgeously exciting Marilyn Monroe...

It all began with the Mississippi River. Take an hour-long stroll along the Mississippi River levee for an overview of New Orleans history. Walk ends on the levee across from Jackson Square. 25 free...

This exhibit is dedicated specifically to the many D-Days that took place in the Pacific Theater. The 5,000-square-foot gallery includes photographs, videos, artifacts, maps, quotes, newspaper...

Several famous Louisiana photographers are represented by the museum's collection of photographic equipment. Items used by George Mugnier, H. F. Reynick, Charles Frank, and Fonville Winans are all...

The Visual Arts Collection is divided into three categories: paintings (over 2,000 paintings and miniatures), works of art on paper (14,000 works consisting of both commercial prints and works of fine...

Mornings in Jackson Square. The sweep of a great river enfolds you. The scent of fresh coffee and jasmine mingle together. And a beautiful old city comes to life again in the spot where it began...