Get ready to laugh all night at The Fabulously Funny Comedy Festival. Held at the UNO Lakefront arena, the show will feature acts from hilaious performers such as Mike Epps, Gary Owen, Sommore, Lavell Crawford, and Kountry Wayne. It will be a hysterical and unforgettable night that you wouldn't want to miss! Get your tickets here!
If you’re in New Orleans for St Patrick’s Day, you’re lucky! The city seems to throw a parade or celebration for almost everything and there’s a HUGE one for St. Patty’s Day! Throw on your best green and head down to the Irish Channel to join thousands of parade participants! Watch over 30 floats (the same decadent ones that roll during Mardi Gras), roll down Magazine street and catch throws like flowers, beads, cabbage, and more! Catching the parade is free and open to the public!
Headlined this year by award-winning actor and comedian Mike Epps, the Fabulously Funny Comedy Festival promises a night full of laughter. An accomplished comedian, Epps is supported by the multi-talented entertainer Desi Banks. Both men are known for putting on hilarious shows. Buy tickets here!
Tennessee Williams once said, “America has only three cities: New York, San Francisco, and New Orleans. Everywhere else is Cleveland." The famous American playwright loved New Orleans, and this festival is orchestrated to honor him. The fest brings more than 130 authors, actors, and musicians in for a five-day event. Make sure not to miss the infamous “Stella” shouting contest held in the French Quarter! Ticket prices for different events vary. Tickets are on sale now!
Join thousands of music and art enthusiasts at the BUKU Music and Art Project at Blaine Kern's Mardi Gas World. The BUKU Music and Art Festival features local as well as international art, live music, dance performances, art installations, performance art, and most of all, famous New Orleans food. BUKU music festival focuses on indie-rock music and hip-hop music while still offering around 50 unique music acts.
Laugh with some of New Orleans’ funniest comedians at Local Uproar, a free showcase. In addition to local talents, out of town guest comics and nationally touring acts also tend to take the stage. Local Uproar is in association with New Orleans Ice Cream, which means in addition to the free show, there’s free ice-cream!
