New Orleans French Quarter
It's not too late to make plans to attend the Allstate Sugar Bowl 2020 in New Orleans. Along with the game in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on New Year's Day, join us for the Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk, the Allstate Fan Fest and the New Y… Read More »
With New Orleans characters strolling about the French Quarter in Victorian dress, balconies decked out in holiday finery, and special events like Creole Réveillon dinners, candlelight caroling in Jackson Square and concerts in St. Louis Cathe… Read More »
Welcome to November in New Orleans when we say goodbye to hurricane season and hello to gumbo season. With an average high of 71 °F and an average low of 55 °F, November is great festival weather. Here’s what up down here. Bloody Mar… Read More »
October is one of the best months to visit Hotel Provincial. The weather is close to perfect and our courtyard is the ideal place to enjoy it. Plus, there are tons of activities all around the city–from the Beignet Festival to the Krewe of Boo … Read More »
10 Reasons to NOLA this October. Weather-wise, October is one of the best months for being outdoors in New Orleans. Take your pick of fests and join us for fall fun in the French Quarter and beyond. Make Hotel Provincial your home base as you … Read More »
Summer May Be Ending But the Fun is Just Beginning Southern Decadence, August 29-September 2 For the more than 40 years, Southern Decadence, one of the top five largest events in New Orleans, has taken place every Labor Day Weekend. Al… Read More »
Celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day at Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop. Photo by Glynnis Perkins Most of the time, we're not into social media holidays, but we'll make an exception for September. Who could pass up National Lazy Mom’s … Read More »
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It’s the perfect time to end your summer in style—New Orleans style that is. Here are six reasons to visit us at the Hotel Provincial right now! 1. R&R: At Hotel Provincial, we’re tucked in away in a world of our ow… Read More »
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On August 10, 2019, doctors, lawyers and Mardi Gras Indian chiefs will don their best red dresses and hit the streets of New Orleans running. It’s the 25th Annual Red Dress Run hosted by the Hash House Harriers – “a drinking club wi… Read More »
More than 20 top performers will be taking to the stage August 2-4 for the annual Satchmo SummerFest, a fun festival honoring the most famous New Orleanian of all time, Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong. Put on by the people behind French Quarter… Read More »
