Art Along the Fence

The paintings of Herbert Frère.

Molly's Memorial

The statue “Molly Marine” reminds us of the contribution of women during World War II

Everything Old is New Again

Former Mayor Moon Landrieu signs documents for the renovation of the French Market in 1973. (Photo courtesy of Louisiana Division/City Archives, New Orleans Public Library)

The renovation of the French Market has always been a great cause.

The intertwined lives of an author and a general in New Orleans.

Valentine's Day Sparkles of a Different Sort

Courtesy of the New Orleans Public Library, Louisiana Division

A snowstorm on Valentine's Day, 1895, was a romantic gift all on its own

Reaching an Epiphany

Twelfth Night marks the start of Carnival—and of its treasured traditions.

Singing the Songs: The New Orleans Opera Association celebrates its 65th season this year

Opera in New Orleans has been a tradition dating back to the late 18th century, with the great French Opera House (located in the French Quarter) as its center from 1859 until it was destroyed by fire in 1919. After that fire, the city only received occasional visits from other opera companies on...

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