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Situated in the historic Lower Pontalba Building, we aim to offer convenient destination to secure tickets & experience seamless access to the city’s rich cultural heritage with expert guidance & a curate selection of local attractions all in one location

09/21/2026
09/21/2026

𝔚𝔥𝔞𝔱 𝔦𝔰 𝔞 𝔰𝔞𝔩𝔬𝔫?

A salon is an intersection for the exchange of ideas. It is an invited gathering of diverse individuals who engage in lively discussion and debate around a certain topic as determined by the host.

Although the salon concept begins in Italy in the 15th century, Parisian salons during the Enlightenment era endure as important incubators for radical ideas in a shifting political and philosophical landscape. During this same period, the salon format arrives in New Orleans and finds favor in a growing circle of Spiritualists, like Henry Louis Rey, who gathered around the seance table to commune with the dead.

The Spirited Salon at the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum was first introduced by Owen Ever and continues to be the premiere seasonal event for visitors to experience the Pharmacy Museum in a new and interactive way. Salon gatherings often abide by Latin philosopher Horace’s definition of the aims of poetry: “either to please or to educate.” At the Spirited Salon, we aim for both.

THE ELEVENTH HOUR strikes: 10/22, 10/26, & 10/28 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Tickets available now: https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/pharmacymuseum/items/755671/?full-items=yes&flow=1039548

  visitors if you are looking to book your upcoming tours in-person we would be happy to help you book this Save Our Cem...
09/21/2026

visitors if you are looking to book your upcoming tours in-person we would be happy to help you book this Save Our Cemeteries Tour at our location on 507 St. Ann St.

Congratulations to Preservation Resource Center and Save Our Cemeteries
Thank you for your continued dedication to our city and its preservation!

Guided public tours are returning to Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 this October!

Following a public bid process, the City of New Orleans has selected the Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans (PRC) as the sole tour operator for the Garden District cemetery, which has been closed to public tours since 2019.

Through this partnership, PRC will offer 75- to 90-minute guided tours with no more than 16 guests per group. Tours will focus on the cemetery’s history, architecture, people and traditions, with family visits, funerals, maintenance and cemetery operations taking priority.

Most importantly, this program is designed with preservation at its center. Under the revenue-sharing agreement, the City will receive a share of tour revenue, while PRC will dedicate a portion of its proceeds exclusively to restoration and preservation at City-owned cemeteries, including Lafayette Cemetery No. 1.

Save Our Cemeteries, now a department of PRC, has more than 50 years of preservation experience and has restored more than 50 family and society tombs within Lafayette Cemetery No. 1.

🎟️ Tours can be booked now at https://prcno.org/new-orleans-cemetery-tours/

📰 You can also read the full press release at https://prcno.org/city-of-new-orleans-selects-preservation-resource-center-to-lead-guided-tours-at-lafayette-cemetery-no-1/

We’re excited to welcome visitors back to Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 in a way that prioritizes preservation, respect and the families connected to this sacred place.

08/31/2026

🏛️ Uncover the Origins of the Crescent City!

Join us for our upcoming 3-part online series: Founding of New Orleans📅 When: September 14, 15, & 17 at 4:00 PM CDT
💻 Where: Live on Zoom (All sessions recorded for ticket holders!)
🎟️ Series Price: $45 General Admission | $35 FOC Members

Led by expert guest speakers, this series explores the pivotal moments, figures, and historical forces that shaped the early establishment of New Orleans.

✨ Want to keep learning all year long?Expand your knowledge across multiple topics in New Orleans and Louisiana history. You can secure access to upcoming courses with a Full Class Pass for just $60.00!

👉 Reserve your spot today at https://friendsofthecabildo4.ticketing.veevartapp.com/tickets/view/list/2026-20267-foc-adult-history-classes or call the office at (504) 523-3939 to register.

08/31/2026

**UPDATE** IN-PERSON SEATING IS SOLD OUT. VIRTUAL SEATING IS STILL AVAILABLE.

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at our "New Americans Social Club" exhibit! Join us online for an engaging talk with the remarkable documentarian John Menszer!

Dive deep into the heart of the exhibit as Mr. Menszer takes us beyond the surface and into the intimate worlds of the Survivors. He’ll share exclusive outtakes from his riveting interviews, along with captivating audio clips, treasured family photos, and stunning documentary imagery that bring these stories to life like never before!

Mark your calendars for this unique event:

📅Date: Thursday, September 3rd
🕒Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pm

Don’t miss out on this chance to connect, learn, and be inspired. Register now: https://www.msje.org/public-programs/interviewing-the-new-orleans-holocaust-survivors

08/12/2026

It’s not too late to sign up! 📚✨

Haven’t read the book yet? That’s okay! This is a great way to get to know the book before you crack open the pages, or simply a fun opportunity to learn, sip, and enjoy!

Come learn a little with us tonight at Gallier House! ☕📖 We’d love to have you join us!

08/12/2026

Step back in time and play like it’s 1850! 🎲✨

In celebration of New Orleans Museum Month, join us at the 1850 House for "Let's Play"—a hands-on afternoon exploring popular toys and games from the Victorian era. Guided by our docents, visitors of all ages can try their hand at historical favorites!

📅 Date: Saturday, August 15th
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM
📍 Location: The 1850 House

Admission Details:
FREE for Friends of the Cabildo (FOC) Members & participating New Orleans Museum Month members
Included with standard $10.00 1850 House Museum admission

Bring the whole family and see how kids entertained themselves before screens! 🏛️ mini-history buffs welcome!

08/12/2026

✨ Stop and breathe. ✨
Escape the weekend hustle and start your Saturday morning with intention inside one of New Orleans’ most iconic historic landmarks!
🧘‍♀️🌿Yoga at the Cabildo offers a peaceful, rejuvenating flow set in the light-filled 2nd Floor Gallery of the Louisiana State Museum. Unwind under grand chandeliers, surround yourself with centuries of history, and soak in beautiful morning views overlooking Jackson Square. Whether you’re a lifelong NOLA local or just visiting for the weekend, all levels are welcome!

📍 Where: The Cabildo Museum (701 Chartres St, French Quarter)
⏰ When: Every Saturday at 8:30 AM
🧘 Details: $20.00 ($10.00 FOC Members) Open to all levels. Bring your own mat or borrow one available on-site.
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