Really good time the actors and actresses did a good job. It was enjoyable and it was good for…read morechildren. You can bring your own alcohol and they have a cool bar next door. It has ski ball and all kinds of other board games

Great comedy. Good clean fun. There was a packed house on Saturday with great energy.read more

Creative menu every good service. Very cute coffee shop with a very cool vibe. The rook latte was…read moreexcellent.

We lived here for a year, and went to the rook countless times. This is without a doubt one of the…read morebest coffee shops in the town. They have a massive menu with options for everyone. Even my fiancée who is not a coffee person misses the Rook!

Almost 5 years later, this is still one of my favorite local markets. It has live music and puppies…read more(rescue groups with adoptables) and lunch (lots to choose from) and crafts. It's just a great way to spend an afternoon. Last weekend I had a watermelon lemonade, crawfish pasta for lunch, petted a few rescue pups, AND watched the band and a toddler interpretive dance to their music. I perused the crafts and the costume sale they were having in the back. So much fun and you never know who you'll run into. And what you might be able to take home with you.

A great market located on the Napoleon side of Freret that takes place on the first Saturday of…read moreeach month. The market takes place in the public parking area and usually features food, jewelry, soap, art, clothing, textile and candle vendors, among others. Accompanied by local bands, it is a great place to support the concept of shop local, shop small. We have discovered more than a handful of items at this market that we have integrated into our regular routine and a few special ones too! Highly recommend a stop here. A note on parking, there is usually plenty of parking on side streets adjacent to the market - but be considerate of neighbors and local businesses and feed the meter if you're on the street because the meter maids be a watchin.

This practice space just so happened to be only 5 minutes away from where I am staying in town. It…read moreis also a music school. The staff is very accommodating and hospitable. I believe I met the owner, and if so she is sweet and very helpful. The space has everything you need if you want to practice drums and any other instrument. It's also super affordable, super easy to schedule time to practice (or rehearse for bands and seasoned drummers). I hope to utilize this space a few more times before I leave town. There is free wifi, and you can also rent the bluetooth speaker for $5.00. I am super happy this place is here!

I was in town for a month as a singer and had to find a place to practice. They welcome anyone to…read moreuse the rehearsal room with incredibly affordable price and also the rooms are well prepared with at least one or more pianos and/or high quality keyboards. Also their drum room is incredibly well equipped! This studio is literally perfect for any musicians! (Also rooms are very cute!) And Candace who run this place is so sweet and so accommodating! She was also responsible, respectful, and friendly! I truly enjoyed talking to her and her employee! recommend this studio for EVERYONE!!!

Purchased tickets for an event and turned away at door bc I didn't have an ID. Said my ID could…read morehave been expired- I'm not even sure what that means. I have zero interest in alcohol. I'm 49 years old. I'm pretty much feel like I've been robbed. I went to another music venue this week for a ticketed event- ID was not required. I absolutely will not ever go to this place again. Ridiculous. Don't waste your time folks! There are much better places in town.

The wife and I were walking down Ferret St. and stopped in for a drink. Cool place with a great…read morevibe. The staff were great and we really just enjoyed hanging out here. This is the pinnacle of your NOLA neighborhood bar!

A group of 11 girls took the Bride to Be to the NOLA School of Burlesque and had an unforgettable…read moreexperience! Bella Blue educated us on the history of Burlesque and taught us some basic moves that we could use later ;) At first we were all nervous, but Bella Blue made it very comfortable and super fun. Within minutes, we were all laughing, dancing, taking photos, and sipping on champagne. This class was the perfect start to our Bachlorette weekend in New Orleans!

Neutral Ground Coffee House survives after they had to move from their previous location. This has…read morelong been one of the best coffee shops and uniquely New Orleans joints around. I'm a big fan of late night coffee joints and I've always been amazed/shocked by other cities (I'm looking at you Seattle and Portland) that supposedly have great coffee scenes but they tend to shut down their coffee shops REALLY early! You can expect live music, art and comfortable spaces and places which combine to create an awesome NOLA atmosphere.

This place is very much tucked away on a side street in uptown but it's a beautiful space. I went…read moreafter hours for a birthday, but I'm planning to go back and see what it's like during the day. It's definitely a refurbished church and those vibes are super cool.

OK. I just got back. What fun?! Lots of food & drinks, many community booths, lots of jewelry,…read moreart, crafts, and stuff for sale. ARNO is there with a puppy that may have stolen my heart (but not really, I promise Sienna). I had a delish mango & pineapple juice snoball from Beaucoup, a crawfish & gruyere empanada from Vega Tapas, a chair massage, some seedlings from the Edible Schoolyard folks, my MiL's bday present, snacks. You name it. PLUS for kids there was a petting zoo (I really wanted to hold one of those piglets) and some bounce houses/space walks and many face painters. You have just under 2 more hours to get out there...or wait until next year! Freret Street Festival happens but once a year and today is the day! It started at noon and only goes until 5. So get out here while you can!

A fun little festival that has helped bring more and more people to this area. Loved most of the…read morevendors there especially the freret street vendors Midway Pizza, Beaucoup Juice, and Dat Dog. Loved the dog adoption at the festival and all the bouncers for the kids! I do think that festivals should provide SOME seating for the expected crowds because not everyone brings a portable lawn chair with them or feels like carrying one all day. I have no problem with standing and walking all day but others are not so fortunate.

Had excellent service in the past from David Bandrowski, the previous owner of Banjo Studio, when…read morethe company was located in New Orleans. Quick shipping, great packing jobs, and save delivery of both instruments and accessories. Good selection of high quality instruments. I received very good pricing on the two instruments I purchased as well as a Reunion Blues gig bag type case. A while ago I inquired about purchasing an upper line Deering banjo from the new owner Eric Sakimoto whose business is now located in Colorado. Based on Eric's friendly, quick, and thorough responses to my questions I would have no problem purchasing an instrument from Banjo Studio. He still carries a great line up of banjos and accessories. Unfortunately I have developed a problem with my hands which rules out buying a banjo at this time, but if that health issue resolves I will definitely consider ordering from Eric and Banjo Studio again.

My experience with Banjo Studio was online and was fantastic. I'm sure in-person experiences are…read moreeven better. I recently purchased a Deering White Lotus banjo from Banjo Studio. David, the owner, answered the phone on the first ring, took the time to speak with me and answer all questions about the banjo. He provided excellent info with a no pressure vibe. Once I ordered, the shipping was lightning fast, well packed, with real time tracking info provided via email. Ordered an accessory for another banjo a week or so later, and it was also shipped immediately with excellent email info. David is also a damn fine musician and used to work for Deering. He knows his stuff. Banjo Studio will henceforth be my first stop for all things banjo - thanks David!