Built in 1895, Dew Drop Jazz & Social Hall is a historic music hall in Mandeville, LA. The nonprofit Friends of the Dew Drop stage approximately twelve concerts a year, divided between spring and fall seasons, with talent-packed performances. With the large shutters thrown open and fans sitting on ancient church pews, spirited jazz bands transport audiences back in time to the early years of America’s most enduring cultural gift to the world: traditional New Orleans jazz. ...

Gros’ Marina on Four Mile Bayou is owned by Leroy and Wanda Gros. There is a band playing every Saturday and Sunday and Leroy cooks a home-cooked meal both days. You can get there by boat or by car. ...

Hotel Peter & Paul is set in a former church and school, dating from 1860, in the Faubourg Marigny district of New Orleans, LA. The Elysian Bar offers all-day dining inspired by seasonal and locally sourced ingredients to please even the most discerning palate. Built in 1861, the former church is a now reverberant and resonant hall for concerts and events. ...

The Music Box Village is a unique art-site and performance platform located in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans. This experiment in “musical architecture” is the flagship project of New Orleans Airlift. Our unique outdoor art site and bar is also available for private dinners and celebrations, weddings, corporate events. ...

The New Orleans Jazz Market was thoughtfully crafted to be a performing arts venue and jazz community center for the Central City neighborhood and Greater New Orleans region. The Jazz Market features a 370-seat theater, the full-service Bolden Bar, a 500-piece reading library, and the Digital Jazz Archive. The Dee Dee Bridgewater Stage plays host to performances by the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra and other renowned musicians. ...

The New Orleans Jazz Museum is a music museum in New Orleans, LA, dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history of jazz music. The New Orleans Jazz Museum is located in the Old U.S. Mint building on Esplanade Avenue, bordering the historic French Quarter neighborhood. The 3rd floor Performance Center incorporates production, recording and web broadcasting of live music and theatrical performances, lectures, symposia, oral histories, video interviews, and curatorial panels. ...

Paradigm Gardens is an intimate urban farm and event venue hidden in the heart of New Orleans. Roots of Music is a monthly concert series in a gorgeous garden setting. ...

Pavilion of the Two Sisters at New Orleans Botanical Garden in New Orleans’ City Park offers one of the most picturesque backdrops for special events. Floor-to-ceiling, arched doors embedded with windows provide stunning views of the Botanical Garden. Additional highlights include two outdoor terraces overlooking the garden and flagstone tile floors ideal for dancing. Pavilion of the Two Sisters is home to the Thursdays at Twilight concert series. Thursdays at Twilight is sponsored by the Louis and Virginia Clemente Foundation, Inc. with support from WWNO. ...

Set in the Garden District overlooking the St. Charles streetcar line, this grand hotel inhabits an 1883 Italianate mansion. The Columns Hotel has a casual bistro and an elegant cocktail bar with live music nights. ...

The Historic New Orleans Collection is a museum, research center, and publisher preserving the history and culture of New Orleans and the Gulf South. The museum frequently hosts concerts ranging from symphonic reflections on the New World to contemporary jazz or honky-tonk. In addition, annual lectures in honor of jazz historian Bill Russell and Les Comédiens Français often include musical performances. ...

The Legacy at Bonne Espérance has a bar & grill, 9 hard lighted tennis courts, 24/7 fitness center, fitness classes, driving range, walking trails, board room, banquet room, youth center, tennis lessons, and Golf lessons. ...