New Orleans Nightlife

Hot Jazz and Unforgettable Entertainment

Swizzle Stick Bar
300 Poydras Street
(504) 595-3300                                                                                                                         
Enjoy live entertainment every Friday and Saturday evening in the Swizzle Stick Bar, first floor, Loews New Orleans Hotel.

Preservation Hall
725 St. Peter Street
(504) 522-2841
If the look of the building doesn't attract you, the sounds of jazz will be hard to ignore. Considered a haven by many jazz lovers, you are sure to have a great time in this time-honored temple to old-time jazz. No food or beverage served at this New Orleans jazz club. No reservations. Two shows nightly.

Pat O'Briens
718 St. Peter Street 
(504) 525-4823   
A favorite of locals and visitors alike, this New Orleans bar is an oasis from the craziness that is Bourbon Street. Enjoy the world-famous Hurricane Cocktail, or one of the myriad of traditional drinks available on their extensive menu. The Dueling Pianos are a favorite or relax in the charming courtyard and enjoy the outdoor patio.

Frenchmen Street
Take a stroll down Frenchmen Street for a vibrant good time. Wander into any one of the many New Orleans jazz clubss to discover local talent and some of the best live music. Snug Harbor is one of the best, featuring local and nationally known musicians. Hungry? Take your pick from a variety of restaurants that line this charming street.

House of Blues
225 Decatur Street
(504) 310-4999
Visit New Orleans' premier entertainment venue! Savor a menu filled with Southern-inspired flavor as you swing to the music of some of the hottest acts in live music. World-famous musicians as diverse as Fats Domino, Eric Clapton, and Willie Nelson have graced their stage.

Maple Leaf Bar
8316 Oak Street
(504) 866-9359
What once was a chess and music club is now a local venue to enjoy live music and poetry readings. Have a drink and take in the sounds of blues, zydeco, R&B, junk, rock, and of course, jazz! A club favored by locals and visitors alike. Take the St. Charles Avenue streetcar for a scenic ride to this memorable venue.

Bourbon Street This venerable street offers an eclectic mix of clubs, restaurants and interesting shopping.  Start at Canal Street and make your way through the crowds.  There are too many choices to list - you will find one that peaks your interest for unforgettable New Orleans nightlife and entertainment.