New Orleans Info

New Orleans General Links

The following links are provided for those who would like to know more about New Orleans.

• One New Orleans website is http://foodfest.neworleans.com/ which is all about New Orleans food. I particularly like Tom Fitzmorris's food reviews.
• The New Orleans Website NOLA Live, www.nola.com, is affiliated with the local newspaper the Times-Picayune. It's the location of a camera on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter.
• The "Best of New Orleans" website, www.bestofneworleans.com, is affiliated with Gambit magazine, an alternative weekly.
• The New Orleans link from Netscape / Digital City is: digitalcity.netscape.com/neworleans.
• There is another site called www.neworleans.com.

Government Organizations

There is the City of New Orleans official website , the New Orleans Police Department website, and the New Orleans crime statistics website.

Companies and Organizations in New Orleans and Louisiana

• New Orleans is graciously blessed with many coffeehouses. One of these is the Royal Blend Coffee and Tea house, with a few locations around the city.
• The Governor's Program for Gifted Children, is a 7 week summer program that takes place at McNeese University in Lake Charles, LA for students aged 12-16. Classes include math, humanities, art, music, and science.
• Missed the news on WWL, channel 4? Log onto their website at www.wwltv.com, and you can replay it on the net using Real Player and a sound card. They will keep the news archived for a week. You can also check out what Frank Davis was cooking this week as well....
• Offbeat is a magazine about music in New Orleans and Louisiana. It's free at a bunch of coffeehouses around the city, but it's available by subscription (and there's a lot of out-of-state and out-of-country subscribers).
• The webmaster is a supporter of the Crescent City Farmer's Market which operates on Saturdays and Tuesdays and Thursdays. Farmers from around the region come to sell their produce, as well as flowers and seafood.
• The Southern Yat Hysterical Society is at www.southernyatclub.com .
• David Naccari hosts Hysterical History of New Orleans at www.hystericalhistory.com .
• JazzFest fans can find out what's happening at: www.nojazzfest.com