New Orleans is a city that comes alive during autumn. With its vibrant culture and soulful vibe, there are plenty of festivals and events that capture the eclectic, festive, historic, atmospheric, lively, flavorful and colorful nature of this incredible destination.
One of the most important fall events in New Orleans is undoubtedly Halloween. The Crescent City celebrates this spooky holiday like few other places on earth. Visitors can explore haunted houses at every corner or join a guided ghost tour throughout town. The famous Voodoo Music Arts Experience (1500 Sugar Bowl Drive) takes place every year around Halloween weekend where youll experience live music featuring an amazing lineup as well as artists selling their goods.
Another mustsee event for locals and outoftowners alike is the New Orleans Film Festival. It offers a curated selection of international movies (based at 930 Tchoupitoulas Street), documentaries and short films from upandcoming directors along with more established names from all over the world perfect for those looking to find something new.
But perhaps one doesnt want only some spooky fun? Then they should head down to Satchmos birthplace in Louis Armstrong Park (901 N Rampart St). Here visitors will enjoy great live jazz performances by performers both old and new during Trem Fall Fest; which showcases brass bands playing traditional tunes while food vendors cook up delicious Cajun cuisine making visitors feel right at home.
Finally we have Oak Street Poboy Fest where people come together in celebration of this iconic sandwich served on French bread loaves stuffed with any filling imaginable! This festival also features great local craft beer selections so attendees can wash it down properly!
No matter what kind activities one enjoys doing or celebrating; whether it be Halloween thrills or culinary delights these festivities offer good times full of vibrant history unique cultural traditions that only New Orleans can offer.
New Orleans Film Festival (http://neworleansfilmfestival.org/)
Trem Fall Fest (@tremenola)
Oak Street Poboy Fest (@poorboysinsta)
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