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Louisiana has joined the ranks of many states around the country that have relaxed their marijuana possession laws. With the signing of House Bill 652 into law on June 15, Governor John Bel Edwards has effectively made Louisiana the first state in the Deep South and the second across the entire South to reform its criminal marijuana laws. Although this new law does not legalize recreational marijuana, it does lessen the penalty...

Residents and businesses in the Big Easy are finding alternative revenue streams by welcoming adventurers taking their social distancing on the open road. Since the pandemic began over a year ago, many have opted to not to quarantine at home, using this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel in motor homes, RVs, and camping trailers, many finding their way to the Crescent City. But these COVID nomads prefer social distancing and avoid...

The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation was established in 1970 with a goal to sow the seeds of jazz culture for future generations by supporting music and art programs. Since then, more than $10 million has been awarded in Community Partnership Grants. All residents of Louisiana know Jazz Fest as the world-famous event it is today, but it certainly didn't start that way. The first festival had more artists than attendees, but soon...

Since New Orleanians have not been able to experience Jazz Fest since May 2019, people miss the culture, food, music, and excitement that Jazz Fest brings to the city. Just like a lot of New Orleans festivals that usually occur in the spring, Jazz Fest has been pushed back to October because of the pandemic. Photo Courtesy of Tip-it Foundation To celebrate the return of Jazz Fest, Tipitina's is excited to host a variety...