It’s Wednesday, February 22 and 1:13pm in Downtown New Orleans.
MUSEUMS
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More American Italian Renaissance Foundation's Museum and Research Library A visit to the American Italian Museum tells the history of…
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More Audubon Insectarium
"A top museum for you and your kids" CNN.com, 2009
"Best…
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More Civil War Museum
Oldest museum in Louisiana, second largest Confederate collection in the nation.…
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More Confederate Museum
Memorial Hall Civil War Museum, also known as the Confederate Museum,…
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More Italian American Museum
The American Italian Museum is located within the American Italian Cultural…
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More Louisiana Children's Museum
Explore! Experience! Learn!
The Louisiana Children's Museum is New Orleans' most…
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More Louisiana Film Museum
The Louisiana Film Museum is a special place where people can…
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More Louisiana Humanities Center
ABOUT THE LHC
Since its opening to the public in March…
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More Museum of the American Cocktail
The Museum's Mission & Goals
The Museum of the American Cocktail…
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More National World War II Museum
Renowned historian, author and educator, Dr. Stephen Ambrose founded The National…
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More Ogden Museum of Southern Art
The Ogden Museum of Southern Art/University of New Orleans is home…
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More Southern Food and Beverage Museum
We are a nonprofit organization based in New Orleans, dedicated to…
CHRIS SCHULTZ
FOUNDER, VOODOO VENTURES & LAUNCH PAD
"People here want to create their vision of the future."
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Hungry? There are 176 restaurants and 32 sidewalk cafes in Downtown New Orleans
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Downtown is at the center of 12 neighborhoods that are home to almost 40,000 residents with a strong income and education profile
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Downtown is a collage of 8 distinct neighborhoods that includes 4 historic districts.
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Sporting and cultural events attract 2.5 million visitors Downtown each year
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Downtown's Arts District is home to 18 art galleries and 5 museums.
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"The transformation that's taking place in New Orleans both socially and economically is stunning." World Trade 100 Magazine
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Downtown welcomes approximately 120,000 people on a given week-day, enough to make it the fourth largest city in Louisiana
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New Orleans named a 2009 American Fast City Fast Company