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The coveted “spring-break” was quickly approaching. How does one find an affordable, appropriate, fun place for young teenagers to visit? For any entertainment venue, that’s a lot of requirements to fulfill. Air tickets for 4 people was out of the…
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When most folks think of Cajun Country, if they think of it at all, it’s probably Lafayette, Louisiana. But most people visiting Louisiana make a stop in New Orleans, and Lafourche Parish, just 45 minutes west of the Big Easy,…
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It’s a city where anything goes, where everyone feels comfortable. A city of contradictions. It’s a city that’s part Left Bank, part island getaway. A town where tacky sits comfortably with tropical vegetation on the same barstool, Bacchus, blues…
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This is one of the largest and most beautiful of the KOA’s we have stayed in across the USA. It has true Southern Charm of plantation country with the enormous hardwood trees, some draped with Spanish moss. Denham Springs/Baton Rouge,…
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No one fully grasped the damage to lives and property when Category 3 Hurricane Katrina slammed into New Orleans on August 29, 2005. Music is New Orleans’ legacy, its cultural gift to the world. The aftermath of Katrina scattered NO’s…
Continue readingBuckle up New Orleans. A storm of people will blow into New Orleans this February that will make Katrina seem like a Sunday afternoon rain. It’s gonna be a crazy month in the Crescent City. The good news is that…
Continue readingAt 6:10 am, August 29, 2005, the music stopped in the Big Easy. Category 3 Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. The levees broke. New Orleans was drowning. Katrina scattered 4500 of New Orleans’ musicians like a shotgun blast across the…
Continue readingAt 6:10 am, August 29, 2005, the music stopped in the Big Easy. Category 3 Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. The levees broke. New Orleans was drowning. Katrina scattered 4500 of New Orleans’ musicians like a shotgun blast across the…
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