Easter is hopping closer and soon the eggs will be dyed and Easter Baskets will be filled. It truly is a fun time of year for kids and adults alike. This year, there will not be the famous Chris Owens’ Easter parade, but there will still be something fun taking place at The House of Broel on Saint Charles Avenue. On April 3, 2021, from 1pm-3pm, Chris Owens will be hosting Cottontails & Cocktails Meet and Greet that includes a pre-promenade, stroll party, cocktails and a wonderful assortment of food. Tickets are available now, but there are limited quantity available.
Cottontails & Cocktails Menu
Cottontails & Cocktails Tickets
Everything is included from the cocktails to the food for only $40. Reservations can be made by calling 504-494-2220 or email info@houseofbroel.com.
House of Broel
This magnificent columned mansion is architecturally unique in that it was built in two periods: Antebellum and High Victorian. The second and third floors were built in 1850 by George Washington Squires. Then in 1884 William Renaud’s family, who enjoyed lavish parties, had the entire house elevated to accommodate a grand floor for entertaining, complete with a splendid ballroom and sumptuous parlors. It is an outstanding example of the architecture and woodwork of the two periods with a center hall that showcases an enormous mirror that was added by the Simon Hernsheim Company when they owned the house in the 1890’s. Since they were tobacco millionaires they embellished the mirror with an intricate border of tobacco leaves. Also the original gasolier hangs in the hall complete with its gas pole and turns on each arm that would be able to adjust the flow of gas. The Mystic ballroom features ornate chandeliers, mirrors and fireplaces and is still the site of many lavish weddings and parties. The House of Broel is open for tours by appointment. The cost is $15 adults and $10 for children.
Please call 504-494-2220 for your guided tour.