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The Children’s Hospital Holiday Parade is the only New Orleans procession with giant Macy’s-parade-type balloons that float through the French Quarter and downtown New Orleans. The parade also features holiday-themed floats, marching bands, dance groups, and, of course – Santa! Originally meant to roll on a cold, rainy Saturday,

Brian Kern’s Krewe of Boo parade has become a favorite Halloween tradition in New Orleans for both locals and visitors. It's also the first major parade I danced in with The Pussyfooters back in 2013. As such, the parade hold a special place in my heart as

Southern Decadence is a Labor Day Weekend event in the French Quarter celebrating the LGBTQ community. Events include pool parties, costume contests, and a festive and fabulous parade.

New Orleans has a gift for celebrating – so it's an amazing place to have a birthday and celebrate you! Listen to this newsletter:0:00/399.422666666666661× Traditions Colloquially, people here say you "made" your birthday like, "You made 23!" But the most unique

I was born in Washington D.C., our nation's capital – a place rich with history architecture, and artifacts. My niece’s wedding recently brought me back to D.C. and Annapolis, two cities that carry a lot of our country's building blocks as well as a