Luzianne Coffee and Tea advertisement. July 1911
And it’s due to the efforts of an 18th century French botanist and a Louisiana entrepreneur who built a beverage empire in the first half of the 20th century that ice tea is the common language of southerners across the United States.
2026 CTC Steppers Social and Pleasure Second Line
A dry squall hit New Orleans bright and early Sunday morning as thousands of people prepared to take to the streets to celebrate the Cross The Canal Steppers second line. We battened down the hatches, snugged our woolen mariner’s cap on extra tight and walked a couple miles from our 9th Ward manse to the 7th Ward starting line.
This is what we saw:
Cowboy’s 5th Annual Treme Gumbo Pop Up
It’s a family bar and this is a family affair. If you bring Lil Ray Ray nobody’s gonna say one word.
It’s our annual daytime party. We start ladling out big hot bowls of Cajun gumbo at 1pm and finish up when we drain the kettle.
I hired DJ Seprock to spin a nice long set of vintage 45 vinyl. Old school, two turntables and fat slabs of New Orleans Mardi Gras wax.
Sunday February 15th, 2026
1pm
Little People’s Place
1226 Barracks St.
New Orleans
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2026 Treme Sidewalk Steppers Second Line
Last weekend’s Treme Sidewalk Steppers Second Line was the last one for three weeks as our little village on the river’s law enforcement turns its gaze towards maintaining a semblance of control over the carnival crowds as we ramp up towards Shrove Tuesday. A windy chilly day drove the dancers through the streets of Treme; this is what we saw:
A Recipe For Tiffin Inn Beef Stroganoff
On a recent taxi ride, our cabby was feeling loquacious, and she rambled on for quite a bit about how sorrowful she was over the closure.
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