NEW ORLEANS — August is a month-long celebration of art, history, and culture in New Orleans, thanks to the annual New Orleans Museum Month. Organized by New Orleans & Company, the program is a ...

August is a great time to stay indoors, but that doesn’t have to mean staying home. The annual Museum Month promotion offers plenty of options for bargain outings, and there are other free admission ...

Museum Month, a New Orleans & Co. promotion that runs through August, offers members of participating institutions two free admissions at all of the nearly 30 museums taking part, which range from the ...

The National WWII Museum in New Orleans will close its long-running D-Day invasion exhibit later this month for a major renovation aimed at modernizing the visitor experience and expanding historical ...

This August, New Orleans invites residents and visitors alike to celebrate the city’s rich cultural heritage through New Orleans Museum Month. From August 1 to 31, a single annual membership at any ...

Set in sprawling City Park, NOMA blends world-class art with one of the country’s top sculpture gardens.

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Updates will soon come to New Orleans’ World War II Museum. Museum officials said starting Feb. 25, major renovations will begin to “modernize” its original flagship exhibit, “The ...

New Orleans is located along the Mississippi River in Louisiana. It’s one of the most historic and beautiful cities in the US ...

“New African Masquerades: Artistic Innovations and Collaborations,” New Orleans Museum of Art and Yale University Press, 264 pages. The New Orleans Museum of Art’s New African Masquerades exhibition, ...

(NEXSTAR) — The Louisiana State Museum has opened a new exhibition at its Presbytère titled “Origins of New Orleans Black Carnival Society: The Story of the Illinois Clubs.” The display chronicles the ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — The New Orleans Jazz Museum, along with the Louisiana State Museum and Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser, will reveal “The First Piano Professors and the Lost Music of Early New Orleans” ...