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Since we tend to sleep in on Sundays, the first meal is usually a combination of breakfast and lunch. Enjoyed an alcoholic beverage

A tour like no other, focusing on several different historical Cities of the Dead at the end of Canal Street. This tour takes its participants by several cemeteries and discusses the history, burial procedures, tomb architecture and local customs.

You’ll get a taste of Frenchman St and the bars of the Marigny, where we’ll enjoy craft cocktails, local beer, and live music!

Historic River Road Plantation & majestic oaks!

You will learn the best-kept secrets for authentic New Orleans cooking in this class. We begin by discovering the importance of the Cajun Holy Trinity

In this class we will first prepare the Sea Scallops with Beurre Blanc Sauce. Then we’ll wrap it all up with New Orleans famous Beignets.

Experience an indelible part of the state’s past, present, and future.

These age-old recipes will quickly become your new favorite Cajun/Creole dishes. Dishes that are centuries old and still adorn today.

Take a shot or two with a chaser of New Orleans history. Some libations and citations, if you will. This tour a one-of-a-kind adventure.

We take you on a walk from the Mississippi River through the Quarter and on into Treme – learning our history and culture along the way.

Light up the city on wheels blinged out with bicycle lights!

The Oak Alley plantation tour is one of the most magnificent plantation tours near New Orleans. It looks like the movie “Gone with the Wind”.