In the autumn, New Orleans is a great place because of all the parties, cultural events, and tasty food. From fairs to scares, this city always has something for people of all ages. New Orleans is the best place to spend your autumn vacation.
A Fall Packed with Music
The music scene in New Orleans is vibrant and full of different kinds of music. Every autumn, the whole city of New Orleans gets together for NOLAxNOLA, a music festival with cultural events over two fun-filled weekends. NOLAxNOLA shows how crucial local music venues, singers, and artists are to New Orleans. People can enjoy a wide range of live entertainment at the city’s many beautiful performance places, music halls, and clubs.
There are more live events to come! In October, New Orleans will host the first-ever Music Month. Anyone who likes music is welcome to go there. Come to various performances, a conference on the new music business, and several neighbourhood festivals.
At the end of Music Month, NOLA MusiCon gives people who want to learn more about the music business a unique opportunity to do so. New Orleans is the right place for this event because it is in the middle of one of the most diverse music scenes in the world. MusiCon has three and a half days of workshops, conferences, inspiring interviews, and much more where people who work in the music business talk about the business.
New Orleans celebrates Halloween.
People think New Orleans is one of the most haunted towns, so it’s a great place to spend Halloween. Even though Halloween is only one day, the fun lasts the whole month. There is something for everyone, from pumpkin patches to scary walks. Some of the most popular events in New Orleans are the Krewe of Boo parade and Halloween New Orleans, which raises money for Project Lazarus. Visitors looking for more things to do can look through our Halloween guide for all kinds of scary things to do this time of year.
More Festivals and events in October
Oktoberfest is a yearly celebration of German culture that takes place right in the middle of Mid-City during the first two weeks of the month. At the NOLA Reggae Fest, people can also try out activities inspired by Jamaica and have experiences that will last a lifetime. Other parties and events in October include NOLA Funk Fest, Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival, Treme Fall Fest, and so many more!
Start making plans today for autumn celebrations in New Orleans.
