Facebook0Pinterest0Twitter New Orleans is known for many things, and one of those is that in the summer, it’s hot! That doesn’t stop people from visting our lovely city all year round, even in July and August. Here is a list … Continue reading
Facebook0Pinterest0Twitter July is a hot month, no doubt about it. But you know how it is here in NOLA, we party rain or shine! July is also a great month to get into town, because the festival crowds are not … Continue reading
Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterYes, it’s hot in New Orleans in June – but it’s hot everywhere! Why not come and have a fun time at our early-summer events, and then spend your evening in air-conditioned comfort at 1896 O’Malley House? The first fun … Continue reading
Facebook0Pinterest1TwitterWe are very happy to announce that 1896 O’Malley House has won the 2019 Expert’s Choice Award AND their Best of New Orleans Award. “1896 O’Malley House Bed and Breakfast has won a 2019 Experts’ Choice Award, TripExpert announced today. … Continue reading
Facebook0Pinterest1Twitter We’re going to jump right over Mardi Gras and talk about another uniquely New Orleans festival, the French Quarter Fest. Taking place over April 11-14 in 2019, this event promises the essence of New Orleans culture. The fest has … Continue reading
Facebook0Pinterest1Twitter My word! It’s already almost time for Mardi Gras! We’re booked for the Big Week, but just prior to that, you can come and enjoy a whole lot of great events and activities, even Mardi Gras related ones, and … Continue reading
Facebook0Pinterest1TwitterJanuary is possibly the best time to visit New Orleans, if your focus is more rest and less fest. The weather can be rainy, but much warmer than most parts of the US, and the crowds have yet to descend … Continue reading
Facebook0Pinterest1Twitter Christmas traditions are wonderful! Full of comfort and cheer, they transport us to more friendly times and bring a sweet smile of remembrance. New Orleans has some incredibly unique Christmas customs that anyone can enjoy. One tradition that may … Continue reading
Facebook0Pinterest0Twitter It’s time to start planning a visit to New Orleans. The Thanksgiving and Christmas madness of late November and December will soon be upon us, with all of the gifts, heavy food (and aggravating family members) – and don’t … Continue reading
Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterWell, it’s time to start thinking of Fall Things, including Halloween and all the great events surrounding it in New Orleans. We’ve got a ton of things to do, and you’ve got plenty of time to plan a trip down … Continue reading
