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Because of Covid this tour is now mostly outside, with drinks to-go! The advantage to having done more pub crawls than anyone else in the city, is that I have the widest range of classic bars, and the best bartenders in the city, at my disposal. These people are my friends. New Orleans is a cocktail town, with reason. This is an evening of classic concoctions, ghost stories, city history, drinking tales, and voodoo. I'll tie all of these points together into a cohesive experience of chills, laughs, and must-have drink suggestions. This is still well-researched history, but I'm here to make it fun. Let me save you from the dull recitation of New Orleans' bullet points - I put on a show. This is storytelling, and through these stories, I will help you connect with one of the most amazing cities on the planet. I will balance the tour locations based on group interest. This is an introduction to the important signature drinks of New Orleans. However, this is definitely unpretentious. You are not required to buy anything, drink what you wish. In between bars, we will visit some historical, and haunted locations, while I weave all the content into a well-rounded evening. This is perfect for groups with a wide range of interests.....except vampire stories, I don't do vampire stories, those are made up. It is logistically easier to let you buy your own drinks, I don't provide them

Discover nooks of New Orleans that never made it into commercial travel guides on one of the most colorful tours on Airbnb! We'll meet up in the 9th Ward before setting off on a walk full of towering murals, hidden street art, and underground art history. You'll get an insider's perspective on some of the city's best art, music venues, and restaurants during your time with us—and plenty of great photo ops! We'll explore the largest concentration of street art, murals, and graffiti in New Orleans, painted by world-famous artists like Banksy, Rebeka Skela, Muck Rock, Jeremy Novy, and Laurel True, as well as local artists such as Crude Things, Leluna, Henry Lipkis, and Jay McKay. By the end of the walk, you'll know more about our public art than most locals do! This is a family-friendly experience. Please note that the art walk ends at the edge of the French Quarter and does not return to its starting location. Refunds are issued in the event of severe weather. Private and custom tours are available upon request—just message us!

This tour begins with a ride to the famous French Quarter, boasting nearly 300 years of history. Your fully licensed tour guide will take you to popular highlights in "the Quarter" including St. Louis Cathedral and Jackson Square along with some lesser-known gems, all while telling you fascinating stories about your surroundings. We then pedal to the charming oak-lined Garden District, stopping to admire the lavish historic homes of New Orleans, and talk about some of their most famous occupants. History, architecture, celebrities; this neighborhood has it all! Other things to note: Though we will provide you with a bottle of water it is advisable that you bring an additional one. Please dress for the weather and be prepared to be in the sun. Closed-toed shoes are recommended. While helmets are not required in the City of New Orleans, we will provide you with one. Guests must be able to ride a bike. Tour is approximately 3 to 3.5 hours long.

Example of roux class: After meeting everyone and getting cocktails, we start with making bread pudding and sauce so it can be cooking; I then give a history of the foods we will be making; next we prepare our mise en place (chopping everything before we build the dishes.) Next, everyone makes a cajun roux and then we build our gumbo and let it simmer for an hour. Last, we make a creole roux and then create a crawfish etouffee. Then, we sit together and enjoy the 3 courses that the guests prepared with an abundance of wine , beer and great conversation. Other things to note Since it is completely hands on, I suggest people dress to get a little messy.

Journey into Mid-City New Orleans! Embarking from the historic core of the city, the Creole Odyssey traces the city's expansion into its surrounding bayous. Enjoy an extended ride under the shade of regal Live Oak trees as we journey down the opulent Esplanade Avenue. After visiting St. Louis Cemetery #3, you will cruise past swampy vistas in City Park. You'll traverse Bayou St. John, a historic waterway that was used by Native Americans and French settlers alike, and learn why it was so instrumental in our city's founding. Other things to note Please don’t wear slippers or flip flops without a heel. To go on the tour one must be over 13 years of age and taller then 4'11". Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a legal guardian. Please arrive for the tour 15 minutes before the tours departure time. Tips are customary and appreciated.