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Welcome to the weekend! Kick off your Friday right with our top picks for entertainment in New Orleans. From jazz clubs to street performers, from live music venues to delicious Creole cuisine, the Crescent City has something for everyone. #FridayFeeling#NOLAentertainment
Raise a glass to #ThirstyThursday with the iconic Hurricane cocktail, a staple of New Orleans' lively drinking scene. A delicious blend of dark rum, passion fruit juice, and lime, it's the perfect balance of sweet and strong. #NOLAcocktails#hurricane
Recipe below:
Instructions:
- In a shaker, combine the rum, passion fruit juice, lime juice, simple syrup and grenadine.
- Add ice and shake well.
- Strain into a hurricane glass filled with ice.
- Garnish with an orange wheel and cherry.
- Enjoy your delicious and iconic Hurricane!
#ThrowbackThursday to the year 1803, when the Louisiana Purchase was signed, effectively doubling the size of the United States and making New Orleans a part of American territory. #history#NOLA#Louisiana
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In the 20th century, it experienced a decline but later regained popularity as a major tourist destination, known for its well-preserved architecture, museums, and nightlife. Famous landmarks include The Saint Louis Cathedral, Jackson Square, and The Mississippi River.
Take a stroll down memory lane with our latest feature on the storied history of the New Orleans French Quarter (3 Parts):
#NOLA#FrenchQuarter#WayBackWednesday
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It was originally built as a military fortress and was later controlled by the Spanish, leaving their mark on the architecture. In the 19th century, the French Quarter became a thriving center of trade and culture, attracting a diverse population.
Craving something delicious? Head to Commander’s Palace, one of the trendiest and historic restaurant in NOLA for an unforgettable culinary experience! #FoodieTuesday#NewOrleansEats#NOLA
Kick off the week with a refreshing walk through City Park, one of the largest urban parks in the country. Take in the beautiful scenery and start your Monday off on the right foot. #MondayMotivation#CityPark#NewOrleans
Here’s your Friday Fact:
It is estimated that over 500,000 king cakes are consumed in New Orleans during the Mardi Gras season each year. The cakes are a popular treat and are often served at parties, office gatherings, and other celebrations during this time.
This cocktail is a traditional New Orleans drink and is named after the Sazerac Coffee House, which was popular in the city in the 19th century. It is a strong and flavorful drink that is perfect for sipping on a cold night. Enjoy!
Today is Thirsty Thursday!
New Orleans is known for its delicious cocktails, and there are a number of drinks that are popular in the city.
Here is a recipe for a classic New Orleans cocktail:
SAZERAC