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  • Invent It. Build It.

    Ernest N. Morial Convetnion Center 900 Convention Center Blvd., New Orleans, United States

    The Society of Women Engineers’ Invent It. Build It. is an opportunity for students ages 10 - 18 to: Enjoy a networking breakfast with SWE members and industry professionals. Work on hands-on engineering activities. Meet students, STEM advocates, SWE members, and engineers in the local community that you can continue engaging with after the event. Participate in conversations …

    Free

  • Black Tech NOLA Creator + AI Summit

    New Orleans Jazz Market 1436 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard, New Orleans, LA, United States

    Black Tech NOLA Creator + AI Summit is a one-day AI Summit , produced by NOLAvate Black, designed to explore how artificial intelligence can be used to protect, preserve, and power the cultural economy of New Orleans. Free and open to the public. Learn how to build with AI, try out some cool tech, meet employers …

    Free

  • Art for Autism 2025

    700 Magazine St Ste. 103, New Orleans, LA 70130 700 Magazine St Ste. 103, New Orleans

    Art for Autism 2025, hosted by the Easterseals Louisiana Chartwell Center, is an art gallery showcase that celebrates creativity and neurodiversity. The event features artwork created by our students on the autism spectrum, available for display and auction. All proceeds benefit our Arts Integration Program, providing art and music supplies, equipment, lessons, and therapy to …

    $100

  • From Old Roads to New Roads: Early Jewish Life in Southeast Louisiana

    Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience 818 Howard Ave, New Orleans, LA, United States

    Join us for an evening with Brian Costello, author of DRY GOODS, COTTON AND CANE. With a record of permanent settlement since the 1720s, Pointe Coupée Parish is one of the oldest communities in the Mississippi River Valley. Créole in culture, owing to the predominance of its French, African, and blended ethnicities, the parish, however, …

    Free

  • Food Fete

    Historic New Orleans Collection 520 Royal Street, New Orleans

    Taste the Best of Louisiana :You are invited to “come pass a good time” at Food Fête—the official tasting event of HNOC’s 2025 Food Forum! Hosted at 520 Royal Street and featuring an open bar, this is your chance to experience Louisiana’s take on home cooking and cocktails by top New Orleans chefs and mixologists. Admission …

    $25.00

  • Morris Bart Sr. Lecture Series: HNOC Captive State Book Tour

    Jewish Community Center 5342 Saint Charles Avenue, New Orleans, LA, United States

    The Captive State: Louisiana and the Making of Mass Incarceration book will be featured at several upcoming events including Morris Bart Sr. Lecture Series. Visit hnoc.org for the latest information. As part of the Morris Bart Sr. Lecture Series at the New Orleans JCC, editor Nick Weldon will give a lecture about Captive State followed by a Q&A session and …

    $10.00

  • HNOC Ce Soir: “New Orleans Musicians in Art”

    Historic New Orleans Collection 520 Royal Street, New Orleans

    Enjoy extended hours at the museum as we celebrate the opening of New Orleans Musicians in Art, HNOC’s new exhibition featuring gems from our permanent collection. The Diego Benjamin Delgado Quartet will provide a musical backdrop for the evening while artist Emilie Rhys draws the event live. Rhys, the daughter of artist Noel Rockmore—whose iconic paintings of …

    Free

  • Remarkable Charitable Neighbors Along St. Charles Avenue: 1880s through 1940s

    Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience 818 Howard Ave, New Orleans, LA, United States

     In this novel program created for the MSJE, Jari Honora and Marlene Trestman will explore several remarkable institutions that once occupied neighboring blocks along St. Charles Avenue from the 1880s through the 1940s: the Home for Destitute Orphan Boys, the Jewish Orphans’ Home, and, to offer rigorous college and secondary education to Black youth, New …

    Free

  • From the Vieux Carré to Versailles: Echoes of the French Organ

    520 Royal Street New Orleans, LA 520 Royal Street, New Orleans

    HNOC is excited to present a rare solo recital featuring visiting scholar and organist Dr. Joyce Wei-Jo Chen, who will perform on HNOC’s restored Aeolian residence organ located in the Barbara S. Beckman Music Room at 520 Royal Street. Dr. Chen will perform works by French composers—including François Couperin, Louis Vierne, and others—that showcase the …

    Free

  • The Problem We All Live With: Truth Telling and Storytelling

    Williams Research Center 410 Chartres Street, New Orleans

    To mark the 65th anniversary of school desegregation in New Orleans, the Norman Rockwell Museum and the Historic New Orleans Collection will copresent a screening of The Problem We All Live With: Truth Telling and Storytelling. The film recounts the experiences of the New Orleans Four—Ruby Bridges, Gail Etienne, Tessie Prevost, and Leona Tate—whose first steps …

    Free
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