- Performance and Sports Venue
- Performance Venue
- Sports Venue and Stadium
- Stadium, Arena and Sports Venue
1501 Dave Dixon Dr
New Orleans, LA 70113
(504) 587-3663
1501 Dave Dixon Dr
New Orleans, LA 70113
(504) 587-3663
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From its debut on Dec. 8, 1988, in a small, L-shaped room in Fat City to its current home in a 1,200-capacity Warehouse District space, the Wolf has evolved into one of the city's premier live music venues, presenting a mix of local and national rock, funk, hip hop, comedy, and roots music. Over the years, The Howlin' Wolf has hosted a wide variety of acts including Foo Fighters, The Original Meters, Wu Tang Clan, Dr. John, Death Cab For Cutie, of Montreal, Rusko, Citizen Cope, Galactic, Scarface, MuteMath, and many more...
At Fulton Alley, we take fun seriously. Here, we’ve gathered all of the elements of a great time—delicious food, great drinks, and the world’s finest games—so you can get comfortable, escape the real world, and focus on what moves you. We know that something meaningful happens in real games with moving parts and human participants. There’s joy in every dirty stare, every high five, and every celebratory yell. With classic décor, a lineup of curated beers and cocktails, and a menu that’s balanced perfectly between classic and cutting edge, we’re the perfect place to turn any visit into a special occasion. We’re in New Orleans, after all—and here, we’ll throw a party for any reason.
Built by architect Sam Stone in 1906, this Beaux Arts style venue is believed to be the oldest surviving theatre in New Orleans. Originally opening as the Schubert, the theatre has operated under many names, including the Lafayette, the Star and the Poché. It was renamed the Civic in 1951 and turned into the Civic Disco during the 1970s. While the adjacent arcade structures were converted into loft apartments in the 2000s, the theatre sat idle for years. Today, when you come in through the new alley entrance off O’Keefe Street, you’ll find a magnificent venue that now stands as a link between the rich past and dynamic future of New Orleans. Full concert calendar can be found at civicnola.com All shows are all ages
The perfect refuge for foodies, historians, travelholics, and adventure seekers, The Hyatt Centric French Quarter is located in the heart of New Orleans' most vibrant neighborhood. Rest up and recharge in your cozy guestroom, then dine onsite and grab a cocktail in the chic ambience of our hotel's outlets. Work out in the 24-hour fitness center, or get work done in the 24- hour business center. You are here. Now go anywhere.
Our hotel is located in the beautiful Arts and Warehouse District of New Orleans. The Convention Center, Contemporary Arts Center, National WWII Museum, music venues and fabulous restaurants are mere steps away from our front door. We're walking distance to the French Quarter, Superdome, Arena, Riverwalk and many more attractions. In the hotel, you can relax by our sparkling pool with a fantastic view of the New Orleans skyline, work out in our state-of-the-art fitness center, or get your work done in our meeting rooms and business center. Lounge in our lobby's library or sip cocktails at our bar and dine in our restaurant. It's our goal here to make your stay in New Orleans a wonderful one.
The Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) was formed in the fall of 1976 by a passionate group of visual artists when the movement to tear down the walls between visual and performing arts was active nationwide. The CAC began as an artist-run, artist-driven community organization in the nearly empty arts district of New Orleans. As the burgeoning arts district grew, so did the CAC, evolving to meet the increasing needs of a diverse audience and artist communities. Renovated in 1990, and donated to the CAC in 1999, the CAC’s building mixes the timelessness of New Orleans’ historic architecture with contemporary materials and usable open spaces. Throughout the CAC’s 35 years, the center has remained active in the visual and performing arts and arts education communities, continuing to represent an era of creative freedom and multi-disciplinary expression. Today, the CAC is one out of a handful of nationwide arts organizations who have remained solvent and successful while serving a truly multi-disciplinary mission. Currently dedicating two floors, about 10,000 square feet of gallery space, on the 4-story building to rotating exhibitions throughout the year, the CAC is home to artists’ bold experiments in painting, theater, photography, performance art, dance, music, video, education, and sculpture. Since 2006, the CAC has awarded $350,000 in grants to individual New Orleans’ artists who were affected by Hurricane Katrina through the CAC Theatre Arts Fund and the SweetArts Katrina Fund. Offering creative outlets and opportunities, the CAC’s education department successfully engages over 10,000 children and adults annually, including those with special needs. The CAC’s education and outreach projects offer unique arts education settings where students, most for the first time, work together with professional artists, generating a greater impact through more personal, interactive experiences. The CAC’s significance and role in the cultural community of New Orleans has and always will be cemented in its broad community-based programs and initiatives.
The Orpheum Theater is a nearly century-old Beaux Arts theater in the heart of New Orleans’ Central Business District. Built in 1918, the iconic space – which is one of the few remaining vertical hall designs in the US - has hosted vaudeville acts, silent films, movies, corporate meetings, weddings and countless concerts. More than a stunning historical structure, this reimagined space brings an entirely new tier of entertainment and private event space to New Orleans.
The Carver Theater is located at 2101 Orleans Ave. in the Treme neighborhood, less than 10 blocks from the Vieux Carre. Proximity to the interstate and all major thoroughfares make The Carver Theater easily accessible. Just you wait until your guests or clients experience the newly renovated Carver Theater in the popular Treme section of New Orleans! Everything here is brand new- from our state of the art light and sound show to the historic outside marquee which has been meticulously restored to its former glory of the early 1950's. Our theater features seating for slightly over 500 and 800 standing in the main show room as well as a second floor VIP lounge and balcony for smaller functions. Our catering partners are the best in the business so whether it be a grand wedding, meeting or full blown concert, our service oriented staff will make sure that your event is a grand slam home run! For bookings and info call 504-304-0460 HISTORY The Carver Theater is recognized on the National Register of Historic Places as having "exceptional significance" because its construction in 1950, as a watershed in the development of first-rate, state-of-the-art theaters for blacks in New Orleans. In its heyday, the Carver Theater was a magnificent building serving a cultural function of bringing people together. Named after one of the 20th century's greatest scientists, George Washington Carver, whose influence is still being felt today. Rising from slavery to become one of the world's most respected and honored men, he devoted his life to understanding nature and the many uses for the simplest of plant life. He is best known for developing crop-rotation methods for conserving nutrients in soil and discovering hundreds of new uses for crops such as the peanut. Carver’s scientific discoveries included more than three hundred different products derived from the peanut, some 100 from sweet potatoes, about 75 from pecans, and many more including crop rotation. His personal mission was to empower the underserved with scientific methodology to help them prosper. The Carver Theater retired as a movie theater in 1980 and shortly thereafter became a housing office operation and a medical clinic. Having sustained irreparable damage from six feet of water during hurricane Katrina, the medical clinic was permanently closed. Fortunately, building modification for the clinic was wood frame and drywall, confined to the interior and was able to be removed completely. Exterior architectural details have been preserved, including the display windows which once held flashy movie posters with brilliant images of the stars of that time.
The Hotel Indigo New Orleans Garden District is the premier upscale property located in New Orleans Garden District. Under the oak trees, along the St. Charles Avenue Streetcar Line, the hotel is just minutes from all business and leisure attractions for which New Orleans is famous. Within the hotel enjoy a taste of New Orleans cocktails and cuisine in Babin's Bar & Bistro. Just steps from the hotel experience wonderful architecture and gardens into which are tucked famous New Orleans restaurants and lounges. The streetcar will take you everywhere you need to go from the French Quarter to One Shell Square to Tulane University.
MechaCon began as an anime convention that brings together anime, Transformers, and Japanese culture. Since, MechaCon evolved to include fandoms such as Sci-Fi, Comics and Domestic Animation, making it a complete fan experience. MechaCon's first five years took place in Lafayette, LA. In its sixth year, it moved to New Orleans, LA due to growth. For its seventh year, MechaCon established its new home at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside and after it's twelfth year, MechaCon relocated to the Hyatt Regency in Downtown New Orleans. This allowed the convention to present more content than ever before. A fan favorite, MechaCon has quickly risen through the anime convention ranks to become one of the most prominent anime/fan conventions on the Gulf Coast of the United States. Now, with twelve successful shows in the books, MechaCon is ready and poised to move forward and reach even greater heights!
NOJO’s first building project, the Peoples Health New Orleans Jazz Market, is a performing arts venue and Jazz community center in Central City New Orleans. It features music education experiences for all ages, a New Orleans Jazz Archive, tributes to current and past Jazz Masters, and performances by Irvin Mayfield, NOJO and other renowned musicians. Bolden Bar Hours | Thursday - Saturday at 5:00pm-2:00am. Email [email protected] for reservations. Email [email protected] for information on hosting your private event at the Jazz Market.
What originally operated as a sugar holding facility in the 19th century, The Sugar Mill stays true to it's warehouse roots with original steel I-beams and exposed brick on the interior. The venue is a raw space that offers 25,000 square feet of interior space, designed in neutral tones and a 15,000 square foot beautifully landscaped courtyard with brick pavers that lights up beautifully at night. Have your vision come to life without the fixed decor of ordinary venues and hotel ballrooms. We have the ability and experience to do a full turnkey event or just help where you need assistance. Please contact us if you would like more information regarding events at The Sugar Mill.
Welcome to House of Broel’s Victorian Mansion and Wedding Chapel, an architectural gem that is an impressive feat of engineering. In addition to being beautiful, the house is also very interesting. The original two story home built in 1850 was elevated in 1884 by Wm. Renaud, who added the magnificent first floor as a spacious setting for family weddings, receptions and parties. Southern charm, hospitality and delectable cuisine meld in this romantic atmosphere to offer the perfect surroundings for affordable special celebrations no matter how small or large. Crystal chandeliers, marble fireplaces, and exquisite antiques offer an ambiance that is unparalleled in the Magical city of Mardi Gras. This lovely home is conveniently located in the Garden District, the heart of New Orleans, on the historic St. Charles Avenue Streetcar line. For a truly sensational and unforgettable experience, join us at House of Broel!
Be in the heart of the action, but also in extreme comfort! Destination One Events is proud to announce that we have partnered for the forth time with Funky 544 (544 Bourbon Street) to team up and provide Mardi Gras' most affordable luxury affair! Our tickets, which run $50 daily or $150 for the week of February 5th - Fat Tuesday, offer everything you need to have a great downtown experience: **All day in and out access. Leave to explore the quarter or catch a parade. Return when you want! **Large, private balcony for the exclusive use of our guests **Clean and well stocked bathrooms with attendants. **Comfortable, air conditioned Ultra-Lounge environment with sofa's, tables and a full bar **3-4-1 Drink Specials. No where is cheaper to have a cocktail...or three!! **Complimentary starter sack of beads to throw to those below **Free entry to our dance club at 544 below (a $20 value its-self) **Ladies!! Do we need to mention clean and comfortable bathrooms again? Other places charge upwards of $10 per use! ****RIGHT NOW WE ARE OFFERING AN EARLY BIRD PRICING PROMOTION OF $30 PER DAY AND $80 FOR THE WEEK...SUPPLIES ARE LIMITED!! *** The party begins Friday Feb 5th and runs through the night of Fat Tuesday 2/9. Opening times are 4 PM Fri, Noon Sat-Sun-Mon, and 10 AM Tues. For more information feel free to call 866-Party27 (866-727-8927) for more information or book online now at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mardi-gras-balcony-party-tickets-20986108014?aff=JASON
As a project of Save Our Youth Foundation, the Lucky Johnson Theatre will be available for rentals for plays, hair and fashion shows, and recitals. We are very excited to have this space, because it will also function as the working laboratory for our School of Performing Arts students. Details will be published as soon as available, along with the theatre's calendar.
Spectacular French Quarter - Riverfront Events At The Jaxson New Orleans’ premier event venue, a Second-Line away from St. Louis Cathedral. Centrally located on Decatur Street in the world famous Jackson Brewery Building, we offer spectacular cuisine, hand crafted cocktails and an modern open floor plan capable of accommodating groups from 70 to 400 inside with a spacious outdoor terrace on the river to enjoy an intoxicating view of the Mississippi along with the sights, sounds, and feel of the French Quarter. The Jaxson’s sophisticated New Orleans ambiance and exceptionally adaptable space make it a truly exciting location for any special occasion, large or small, casual or elegant. The passion of The Jaxson staff is to make sure your event exceeds expectations. Our team will work closely with you to realize your vision and make it easy, enjoyable and exciting! Are ready to move from planning an event to creating an experience? More detailed information at TheJaxson.com, receive a quote at [email protected] or call Vicky or Tray at 504-571-6333.