While the typical visitor takes in the sights and sounds of the French Quarter and eats their way through the city until they are ready to pop the buttons off of their pants, residents know that New Orleans and the surrounding areas have so much more to offer.
Cultural Events. Did you know that New Orleans is home to the oldest American opera association? Or that if you've heard enough jazz for the day, you can take in a performance by the symphony? If you prefer a little dancing with your music, the ballet would make a perfect night out as well.
Read more about the many cultural events in New Orleans.
Festivals and fairs. I don't think there is a person in the city who doesn't attend at least one or two festivals a year. Whether it's a fundraising event for a local school, a food festival, or the big daddy of them all, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, your calendar can quickly be filled to overflowing with the large number of events that are scheduled throughout the year. 2009 New Orleans Festival Calendar
Family friendly fun. A common misconception is that New Orleans is not a kid friendly town. Au contraire! We have a wide variety of things to do and places to go that are not only family friendly, but designed specifically with the kids in mind. Family activities in New Orleans
Military specials. For military personnel being transferred to New Orleans, there are even some extra special on base activities just for you! One of the most fun is the Welcome Home Troops Parties that are held at NAS JRB New Orleans on a regular basis. The parties will continue until every single serviceperson returns home.
This is just the tip of the iceberg! It's no wonder that New Orleans was honored as a cool city...and that's why I'm still proud to call it home.
Relocating to New Orleans? The West Bank Living team would be thrilled to help you find the right place to call home.
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