To say that Mardi Gras has and will be different this year is definitely an understatement. With Covid-19 taking the world by storm last year, it has left many of us the challenge of finding new ways to celebrate the things we hold dear. Mardi Gras, as you know, is one of New Orleans’ most famed traditions and week-long events that people from all of the country flock to be a part of. So we can’t have the parades, the bread throwing, the intense rivalry for who will catch a shoe during the Muses parade, or the blatant street drinking, but even that hasn’t been enough to deter New Orleanians....

Anyone who has ever been to City Park knows how massive it is, or at least you think you do! I don’t know how many times I have ventured to the park and only scratched the surface of all it has to offer. If this is your first time in NOLA and you have never been to the park, it is definitely worthwhile and I am here to provide you with a 101 guide to City Park. Eats -Acorn Take in the scenic views of City Park while enjoying a meal made with vegetables from the on-site veggie garden. Acorn is located in the Children’s Museum and serves up delicious kid and family-friendly breakfast...