Get ready for a good, old fashioned New Orleans block party! Sponsored by Whitey Bank, Whitney White Linen Night is a chance for the Warehouse District, which has distinguished itself as being New Orleans's art epicenter, to show off NOLA’s thriving art scene.
During the month of August, experience cuisine that delights your palate and is an integral part of the history and culture of New Orleans. This annual culinary tradition features specially priced prix-fixe lunch, dinner and brunch menus, all at an incredibly affordable price!
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Airbnb Experiences are excursions or other interesting activities designed and led by local hosts, giving solo travelers unique access into the fascinating places and activities in a city. Learn more about the many New Orleans Airbnb Experiences that are available to people traveling alone to the Big Easy that choose Airbnb for their accommodations.
New Orleans has so much more to offer than its tourist attractions. Visiting NOLA and looking for something to do that is a little off the beaten path? Check out Algiers Point, the best kept secret in New Orleans and its second oldest neighborhood!
While New Orleans in July is very hot, airfare and hotel rates are the cheapest in the summer. Plus, there is a ton going on! Here’s a list of a few of our favorite festivals and events happening in New Orleans in the steamy month of July!
While the hot Louisiana summer may deter many tourist from visiting the city, June might not be such a bad time to visit New Orleans. The hotel rates are lower, it’s less crowded, and June is slammed packed with special events, festivals, and concerts. Here are 6 June festivals and events to attend on your next solo trip to New Orleans!
A museum, research center, and publisher, the Historic New Orleans Collection is a fantastic place to learn about the history and culture of New Orleans. History buffs should definitely consider this as a destination when visiting NOLA!
On May 18, 19 and 20, the banks of Bayou St. John will transform into festival grounds as Mid-City Bayou Boogaloo returns for its 13th annual edition.
Read more about James Beard Award winner Nina Compton’s Compere Lapin, a sophisticated eatery serving Caribbean-inspired and European-accented dishes! For the foodie solo traveler, this place is a delight!