The French Quarter is lit as more than 500 street lights have been repaired or replaced. The multi-million dollar project ...

Take a break from the raucous energy of Bourbon Street and check out this artsy neighborhood adjacent to the French Quarter.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Day two of the 2025 French Quarter Festival kicked off Friday with live music, sunshine, and thousands of locals and tourists enjoying one of the city’s favorite spring ...

“STEM NOLA is proud to collaborate with Chevron to bring hands-on, STEM-based learning to the community through the Chevron STEM Zone: “STEM Boat: A Voyage of Discovery” at the French Quarter Festival ...

NEW ORLEANS — Whether it’s for the music, the food, or a chance to meet friends and family, this year’s French Quarter Festival is expected to draw massive crowds from Thursday through Sunday.

The route of the French Quarter Easter parade will be different in 2025. The procession will steer clear of Bourbon Street, as new safety protocols take effect in the city’s oldest neighborhood.

But as bright, increasingly warm sunshine streamed down on Thursday's opening of the 2025 French Quarter Festival, the shady side of the street was the preferred option. Visitors and locals ...

I was delighted to read Eric Gabaourel’s recent piece regarding vehicular traffic in the French Quarter. It is long past time to have a conversation addressing the imbalance between vehicular ...

This weekend, the annual French Quarter Fest returns to the heart of New Orleans. The four-day celebration features local musical groups and out of town guests, as well as a variety of food selections ...

French Quarter Festival 2025 in New Orleans will take place from Thursday, April 10 until Sunday, April 13 in the historic French Quarter. Each day of the festival will begin at 11 a.m. and end at ...

Being from New Orleans, Davis brought a Crescent City flair to the architecture for these two buildings, bringing to Park City the French Revival style of architecture (seen also in 1011 Park Ave. and ...

Located at 1010 Conti Street in the French Quarter just steps from Jackson Square and Bourbon Street, the new tourist attraction gives unique insight into the rich cultural heritage of New Orleans ...