Apr 12 2019
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NOLA on Tap is Coming Back to City Park
New Orleans Events
NOLA on Tap is coming back to New Orleans City Park Festival Grounds for its 10th year. The largest beer fest in the region has past attendance records of more than 25,000 people, and is the kick-off event to Oktoberfest in New Orleans. The dog-friendly festival features...
Fried Chicken Fest: A Greasy Feast, Fit for a King
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This September, many people will be capping of their summer, but on September 20-22 Fried Chicken Fest, presented by Raising Cane's, comes to town. The festival will boast 35 vendors, such as District Donuts Sliders Brews and Bayou Hot Wings, and over 100 musicians to listen to while you chow down. The music will boast three separate stages for performances. The festival itself runs from 11am to 9 on Saturday and from 11-8 on Sunday. The...
Blue Cheese and Sour Brews Pairing with St. James Cheese Company
New Orleans Events
Prior to the lovely event at St. James Cheese Company on Pyrtania, I knew only enough about cheese to unwrap my Kraft Single in the most time efficient way. By the end of the lesson, cheese expert and former cheese-cave dweller, Martha Sarfaty ensured the class was equipped well enough to appreciate the finer aspects of cheese cultivation. This lesson in appreciation, of course, started with a beer-and-cheese combination that can actually...