New Orleans and the Northshore in November 2019
November is here and fall is in full swing in New Orleans and southeast Louisiana, and with it comes those cool autumn breezes and the slight scent of a good gumbo. But the chilly weather and cozy comfort food is no reason to stay inside, there’s plenty to do. Here’s our list of the best things to do in New Orleans in November!
Treme Creole Gumbo Festival (November 16th and 17th)
We’ve said it once, we’ll say it again, when the weather drops below 70° in Louisiana, gumbo season has begun. And what better place for a taste test than the Treme Creole Gumbo Festival. Now it it’s 12th year, this festival celebrates that other New Orleans favorite, along with a showcase of Brass bands to celebrate the local favorite in style. Check out the link for more info.
Catch a New Orleans Pelicans Game (6 home games in November)
The 2019-2020 season is underway, and the Pels are off to a slow start. OK, that may not sound great, but this year’s team is loaded with young talent and it’s only a matter of time before the team begins to click and starts stacking up the win column. Don’t be a fair-weather fan, go check out a game, some tickets go as low as $10!
Abita Springs Opry – Country, Southern Gospel, Bluegrass Concert (November 16th)
Come to the Abita Springs Town Hall for a night full of country, southern gospel and bluegrass and reminisce in the music of a simpler time.
Stroll the Woodlands Trail and Park
Feeling a bit more outdoorsy? Well the Woodlands Trail and Park in Belle Chasse may be just what you need to get you going. The cooler temperatures will definitely help in making it a more enjoyable experience.
Listen to Live Music at the Tap Room in Covington
Join the Columbia Street Tap Room for live music night, every Wednesday, Friday and most Saturdays. Wednesday concerts are 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday shows vary, but most shows begin at 9:00 p.m. or later.
Check out the new MSY – Louis Armstrong Airport
So what if your travel plans aren’t until Thanksgiving or Christmas, a new airport is something worth seeing! Plus it quick glance will give you a chance at what to expect during those hectic travel days. Just make sure to go during non-peak hours and check the traffic before you go moseying around. The first half-hour of short-term parking is free and $2 every other half hour.