Queer Art Market: Devotion 1 Year Anniversary
Devotion Studios, French Quarter
TODAY 1:00 PM • Free
“Tarot, burlesque and live painting for a Quarter pilates studio's first birthday. Free to enter.”
35 things worth your time in New Orleans over the next two weeks. Starting with Devotion Studios and John Thompson Legacy Center.
Devotion Studios, French Quarter
TODAY 1:00 PM • Free
“Tarot, burlesque and live painting for a Quarter pilates studio's first birthday. Free to enter.”
John Thompson Legacy Center, Treme
TODAY 6:00 PM • Free
“Protest art, free wine, and someone's uncle explaining the 60s to you”
TMRW 10:00 AM • Free
“Free Sunday-morning workshop on Kabuki and Bunraku body language. Move like a stagehand in black.”
TMRW 2:00 PM • $19.64
“A Fringe play with a dying priest, a fake priest and a Halloween party, at a record store.”
TMRW 6:00 PM • Free
“Open-air art market on Frenchmen. Buy something weird, avoid the brass band crush.”
The AllWays Lounge & Cabaret, Marigny
TMRW 6:00 PM • $14
“Fourteen bucks to watch strangers embarrass themselves on the AllWays stage”
MON 12:00 PM • Free
“A timeline wall of New Orleans Black education history plus five stations. Free, noon to 5.”
Brieux Carré Brewing Co., Marigny
MON 7:00 PM • Free
“Free trivia at a Marigny brewery. Lose to a team named after a sandwich.”
WYES Paulette and Frank Stewart Innovation Center, Other
TUE 2:00 PM • Free-$22.53
“70+ vendor tables across two TV studios. Pay for 2pm bubbly and discounts, or walk in free at 3.”
The Howlin' Wolf, Warehouse District
TUE 7:30 PM • $8
“Eight bucks of stand-up in a rock club. Cheaper than your last mistake.”
The AllWays Lounge & Cabaret, Marigny
TUE 9:00 PM • $20-$35
“Zombies take over the monthly macabre variety show: burlesque, sideshow, queer horror. 21+.”
WED 6:00 PM • Free
“Open-air art market on Frenchmen. Buy a weird painting, tip the brass band.”
Big Couch New Orleans, Bywater
WED 8:00 PM • $7.90
“Eight bucks to watch strangers build a scene out of nothing. Bywater's best deal.”
André Cailloux Center for Performing Arts and Cultural Justice, Treme
THU 3:15 PM • Free
“Essayists preview a book on Jerome Smith, CORE veteran and Tambourine & Fan co-creator. Free.”
THU 4:00 PM • Free
“Chef Lenora on the balcony over St. Claude. Free to walk in, impossible to leave sober.”
André Cailloux Center for Performing Arts and Cultural Justice, Mid-City
FRI 2:00 PM • Free
“Two authors on Bunny Matthews, the cartoonist who taught New Orleans to laugh at itself. Free”
FRI 6:00 PM • FREE
“Open-air art market on Frenchmen. Buy a weird painting, skip the brass band.”
The AllWays Lounge & Cabaret, Marigny
FRI 10:00 PM • $13
“Exactly what it says. Thirteen bucks. Do not wear your good shoes.”
FRI 11:00 PM • $10
“Southern soul groove with funk and jazz in it, 11pm Friday at Le Bon Temps. Ten bucks.”
SAT 11:00 PM • $10
“Psychedelic funk-leaning Americana jam band, 11pm late set, ten bucks”
Hotel Fontenot, Warehouse District
NOV 22 10:00 AM • $15
“50 minutes of Pilates while adoptable cats judge your core. Try not to leave with one.”
NOV 22 6:00 PM • FREE
“Outdoor art market on Frenchmen. Free to look, dangerous to bring cash.”
Kinfolk Coffee, Garden District
NOV 23 12:00 PM • Free
“Free red beans every Monday while they last. B.Y.O.C.: bring your own chicken.”
The AllWays Lounge & Cabaret, Marigny
NOV 23 9:30 PM • $8
“Karaoke where clothing is optional and pitch apparently isn't required either.”
NOV 24 10:00 AM • $13.75-$27.50
“Cuddle adoptable puppies, then a 50-minute Pilates mat class on the grass. Farmers market first.”
The Howlin' Wolf, Warehouse District
NOV 24 7:30 PM • $8
“Eight bucks of stand-up in a room that has seen things”
NOV 25 11:00 PM • $10
“Soul-soaked New Orleans Americana with gospel heart and big hooks, starting at 11pm. Ten bucks.”

Fair Grounds Race Course, Mid-City
NOV 26 12:00 PM • Free
“The 102nd Thanksgiving Classic, first post at noon. Grandstand is free. Bet the pie money.”
NOV 26 6:00 PM • FREE
“Open-air art market on Frenchmen while the rest of America naps in a recliner”
NOV 28 6:00 PM • FREE
“Night art market on Frenchmen. Talk to the artist, buy the weird print, hear the brass next door”
Updated November 13, 2026