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Top 10 New Orleans Events from July to December

New Orleans is a popular destination for
travelers the world over for exhilarating andSeptember
renowned events and festivals throughout the
year. Everyone knows about Mardi Gras and theSouthern  Decadence  Festival
Jazz and Heritage Festival, but the Crescent
City is home to a wide variety ofGetting to the famous Southern Decadence
entertaining  things  to do any time of year.Festival is easy when you stay at one of the
most charming and affordable New Orleans
Celebrate the artistry of Louis Armstrong atboutique hotels in the French Quarter.
the Satchmo Summerfest, participate in a "GayFounded by a small group of friends in 1972,
Mardi Gras" at the Southern Decadencethis annual gay festival has become a
Festival and don't miss the excitement of therenowned event, attracting around 120,000
Bayou  Bacchanal  event.participants each year. Commonly referred to
as New Orleans' "Gay Mardi Gras", the event
Plan to attend these amazing New Orleanstakes place each year from the Wednesday
happenings occurring between the months ofbefore Labor Day into the early morning hours
July and December and make a French Quarteron  Labor  Day  Monday.
hotel your home base to experience all the
fun so you can relax between activities andHeld in the streets and venues throughout the
enjoy  a  close  proximity  to  these events.French Quarter, the excitement-filled
festival features lively talent contests,
Recommended  New  Orleans hotels near events:musical performances, a colorful parade,
costume show and pulse-pounding dance
Holiday  Inn  French  Quarter  Hotelparties.
Holiday Inn Chateau LeMoyne hotel in theOctober
French  Quarter
Halloween  in  New  Orleans
July
Normally a carnival for the senses any time
Go  Fourth  on  the  Riverof year, during Halloween, New Orleans'
renowned eccentricities are out in full force
During your stay at a great French Quarterduring this season. In the Big Easy, dressing
hotel in New Orleans, take time to enjoy aup and hitting the streets is definitely not
patriotic annual event that has impressedjust  for  kids.
thousands of New Orleans visitors and locals
alike for almost twenty years. Celebrate theThe celebration is not limited to just one
stars and stripes in the Big Easy, where youday; it is more of a season. Fully-costumed
will find an extravaganza of shopping,revelers can be seen traipsing the streets,
dining,  and  live shows throughout the city.nighttime vampire balls have become a
mainstay and the Voodoo Music Festival gains
Sit back and take in the sights and sounds ofin popularity every year. The Rainbow
the River parade. Learn how Mardi Gras isDistrict also plays host to numerous costume
made at Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World. Enjoyballs and is the location of sizzling
some world-class shopping in the Frenchnon-stop  dance  parties.
Market, Shops at Canal Place, JAX Brewery and
the Riverfront Marketplace. Dance to theNovember
sounds of lively bands at Woldenberg Park,
the Riverwalk Marketplace, Blaine Kern'sBayou  Bacchanal
Mardi Gras World and the French Market
Performance  Pavilion.Attend the exhilarating Caribbean Carnival of
New Orleans to be immersed in the rhythms of
Cap off an unforgettable day with the alwaysa steel band, the spicy scents of Caribbean
spectacular Dueling Barges Fireworks display,food and the vivid hues of brightly-attired
the highlight of the event that has beenparticipants.
named the "5th Must-See Fireworks Display in
the U.S." by the American PyrotechnicHosted by Caribbean Carnival/Friends of
Association.Culture, this exciting festival features
multi-colored costumes, steel bands, soca
Essence  Music  Festivalmusic and authentic cuisine. Don't miss the
thrilling parade that starts at Harrah's
Held during the Fourth of July weekend, thisCasino, heads down Canal Street and concludes
festival is a celebration of African-Americanat Armstrong Park, located just half a mile
music and culture. Events includefrom  the  Holiday  Inn French Quarter hotel.
crowd-pleasing performances by the top names
in soul, R&B, Hip-Hop and more, drawingBayou  Classic
around 200,000 fans each year from all over
the  country.First held in 1974, the Bayou Classic is the
yearly meeting between two long-time rivals -
The music is not the only highlight of theGrambling State University and Southern
festival. Empowerment seminars by renownedUniversity. One of the most well-known of
speakers are also a staple of the event. TheBlack College Football events, this match
Essence Fest Marketplace, held at the Newdraws over 200,000 fans each year to the
Orleans Convention Center is the perfectCrescent  City.
place to find African-style arts and crafts,
New Orleans Creole cuisine, clothing, art andWhen you stay at one of the many French
jewelry. For your festival lodging needs,Quarter hotels, you will enjoy easy access to
turn to one of the best options for Newthe exciting action of the big game. In
Orleans boutique hotels, located just oneaddition to the main event, this rivalry goes
mile  from  the  Convention  Center.beyond the field with a competition between
the school's bands in addition to a rousing
AugustGreek  Step  Show.
Satchmo  SummerfestDecember
If you're staying at a New Orleans FrenchChristmas  in  New  Orleans
Quarter hotel, be sure to attend The Satchmo
Summerfest, a tribute to the life of renownedSpend an unforgettable holiday season in the
jazz artist Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong, a freeCrescent City. New Orleans likes to do
community event held at Louisiana Stateeverything big, and Christmas is no
Museum's Old U.S. Mint. This four-day eventexception. Delight in a dazzling world of
offers an exciting line-up of musicaltwinkling lights, sumptuous holiday meals,
performances on four stages featuringangelic  Christmas  concerts  and  caroling.
Traditional Jazz, Contemporary Jazz, Brass
Band  and  the  Children's  Stage.Stroll or take a ride through the city
bedecked in its holiday finery with a home
In addition to all the toe-tapping music,and garden tour, learn the art of fine dining
this event includes speakers, seminars andwith a cooking demonstration and search for
discussions with recording industrythe perfect holiday gifts in the shops and
professionals, writers, researchers andboutiques.
musicians. Don't miss special events such as
the Louis Armstrong birthday party, Return ofNew  Years  in  New  Orleans
the Satchmo Art Show, kids' entertainment,
parade,  a  luncheon  and  more!Ring in the New Year in the Big Easy, and it
will surely be a celebration you won't soon
Tales  of  the  Cocktailforget. From elegant soirees to casual
gatherings, this city has a plethora of
Place this annual culinary and cocktailthings  to  do  to  commemorate  the holiday.
festival on your calendar of must-do events
in New Orleans. As the birthplace of theHead to Jackson's Square, within walking
cocktail, New Orleans is the perfect locationdistance of French Quarter hotels, where
for  this  unique  event.revelers gather to count down the last
seconds of the year. Marvel at the fantastic
Inaugurated in 2003, this widespreadfireworks display over the Mississippi River
gathering of mixologists, bartenders,to start the new year off with a bang. For
authors, chefs and designers features fivefamilies with children, the Louisiana
days of events including demonstrations,Children's Museum and the Audubon Zoo feature
tastings, seminars, competitions,celebrations for the little ones.
dinner-pairings  and  more.



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