Best gallery I have ever been to in my life. Period.
One of the most fantastic gems in New Orleans! This is an art gallery studio, the artist MikeB is extremely talented he will have you thinking on your conscious levels and his art is captivating!!
An incredible, affecting gallery from artist BMike. Beautiful work that explores black experiences in America and the legacy of Katrina on New Orleans communities. And so much more.
Royal is a quiet but beautiful street lined with art galleries.
Go shopping or just window shopping on Royal. Be sure to check out the art galleries.
Grab a frozen daiquiri and check out the galleries.
By far my favorite gallery in the French Quarter.
My favorite gallery in New Orleans!!
There are two Kezic Gallery's in NO. Make sure to visit them both. Love these whimsical, engaging treasures!
Amazing art work, Creig is on site at the gallery, nice to speak with, passionate about his work.
Amazing painted body art. Must see gallery even if you don't like art
We love Award-winning body painter Craig Tracy’s eye-tricking, human-canvas creations.
Best hotel for a New Orleans stay. Added modern art to fit in with surrounding galleries, roof top pool a big bonus. Easy walking to FQ and GD, but far enough away for a quite nights sleep.
Art gallery, liberty kitchen's crawfish beignets, drinks
Great hotel in ideal location. Surrounded by great bars and restaurants and walking distance to Garden District and French Quarter. Great staff
A wonderful gallery of Katrina rescues living happy lives.
We love Robin Bell’s pet portraits at Swamp Dog and Friends.
Gambit's Best of New Orleans Readers' Poll 2011 Winner: Best Art Gallery Read more.
Jackie Bishop, Dourglas Bourgois, George Dureau, Dawn Dedaux, each and every art work worth finding a home. I love them all!
Beautiful - Thankyou …
Walk around until your feet bleed and check out the beautiful houses, galleries, and shops.
Such a beautiful area of the city, definitely can’t miss
Do you know that the streetcar in the Garden District inspired Tenessy Williams for his famous play The Streetcar named Desire Read more.
Highly recommend private events in this beautiful space. The Japanese Gallery was my favorite. Of course Marie Antoinette looked ravishing.
strolling through wnderful decorative arts collections and many more. cafe noma on first floor is wonderful, too. both interior and the food!!
There's a secret room behind a fake wall on the 1st floor where you can see the original building exterior from before the expansion. It's also where they keep people who go looking for this room.
Simply the most amazing antique dealer in the United States- with a knowledgeable staff that is second to none.
Gambit's Best of New Orleans Readers' Poll 2012 Winner: Best Antiques Store Read more.
Ask someone to turn on the accorian orchestron!
Loved walking around! So many neat sculptures and so many things to see!
They have clean restrooms if you need to drop a deuce after eating that PoBoy. The sculptures are nice too!
The New Orleans Museum of Art's Sculpture Garden is free and open 7 days a week! 10 am to 4:30 pm. Open late on Friday's til 8:30 pm!
Pam at the gallery bar makes the city's best Sazarac- I've chased the cocktail from Antoine's to The Sazarac Bar at Roosevelt, Commander's and 12 others- but it's on the sweet side, just like Pam.
Great location, great vibe. Pool deck is nice and the peanut butter and jelly late night sandwiches! Oh. Food/buffet ,,,'n'awlins all the way.
This 1907 hotel is said to have ghostly residents. Originally called the New Hotel Denechaud, it was the first in the city to have elevators. If you're looking for a spirited stay, ask for Room 930.
Great selection of local arts, crafts, spices and body goods ranging from a couple of dollar to the low hundreds. Perfect for a unique gift
What's good here is the staff and the absolute variety of art. Real creations and designs from real people from the city. My advice is to shop local and make this location a priority location.
Zele is home to over 100 local artisans. It's the best place in town to find art, jewelry, crafts, accessories, souvenirs, home decor, & much more, all created by NOLAs own. Wide price range!
Such cute art and then of course you’ve got Sesame!
Beautiful animal themed sketches and portraits
A recent addition to the museum is the Road to Berlin: European Theater Galleries, which illustrates the struggles to defeat the Axis of power through historic artifacts and period newsreels. Read more.
Good museum though the museography is off, with too much text, too small (and crowded) passages in the galleries and not enough seats in front of archival videos.
One of the best museums I've ever been to. The Road to Japan and Road to Berlin exhibits are so well done! Definitely plan to spend at least 4 hours here.
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