New Orleans Festivals: A list of festivals scheduled for 2023 Holiday season
The warm months of 2023 are over but the fun never stops this holiday season. Above Video: Celebration in the Oaks now open With all the different types of activities going on for the rest of the year, there will be fun for everyone to enjoy. Here is a list of upcoming Christmas festivals until the end of the year: Nov. 23-Dec. 30: Celebration in the OaksCelebration in the Oaks is a walking, biking and driving tour through a holiday light show in City Park. Over a million lights will be scattered throughout the 2.25-mile drive to set the scene for the holidays.The driving tour is around 30-45 minutes and you can tune in to 103.7 to enjoy holiday classics throughout the tour. Tickets for the bike tour are $5 per person and $40 for cars/SUVs. Click here for more information on Celebration in the Oaks. Dec. 2: Algiers Bonfire and Concert The Algiers Bonfire and Concert is one of the biggest events in Algiers this year. Drawing over 10,000 people, the bonfire and concert consist of musical performances and food from local vendors and shops. The concert is from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the Algiers Batture at 200 Morgan St. The event is free and open to the public. Click here for more information on Algiers Bonfire and Concert. Dec. 7-10: LUNA FêteLUNA Fête is an annual festival of lights, art, and technology. The event is free and open to the public and has fun for all ages. The event will be held at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Pedestrian Park from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Click here for more information on LUNA Fête. Dec. 17: Caroling in Jackson SquareHundreds of amateur and professional singers will fill Jackson Square with Christmas cheer by illuminating the area with candles and singing some familiar Christmas favorites everyone is familiar with. The event is free and open to all who wish the participate. Click here for more information on Caroling in Jackson Square. Dec. 21-30: NOLA ChristmasFestThe NOLA ChristmasFest is celebrating its 10th anniversary as New Orleans’ most beloved indoor, family-friendly holiday attraction. There will be many holiday-inspired events and displays including a Gingerbread Village, a Giant Wreath and Tree, a newly designed ice-skating rink, carnival rides and holiday entertainment. Ticket prices are $25 during the weekdays and $30 on Saturday/Sunday and tickets can only be bought online. Click here for more information on NOLA ChristmasFest.
NEW ORLEANS —
The warm months of 2023 are over but the fun never stops this holiday season.
Above Video: Celebration in the Oaks now open
With all the different types of activities going on for the rest of the year, there will be fun for everyone to enjoy.
Here is a list of upcoming Christmas festivals until the end of the year:
Nov. 23-Dec. 30: Celebration in the Oaks
Celebration in the Oaks is a walking, biking and driving tour through a holiday light show in City Park. Over a million lights will be scattered throughout the 2.25-mile drive to set the scene for the holidays.
The driving tour is around 30-45 minutes and you can tune in to 103.7 to enjoy holiday classics throughout the tour.
Tickets for the bike tour are $5 per person and $40 for cars/SUVs.
Click here for more information on Celebration in the Oaks.
Dec. 2: Algiers Bonfire and Concert
The Algiers Bonfire and Concert is one of the biggest events in Algiers this year. Drawing over 10,000 people, the bonfire and concert consist of musical performances and food from local vendors and shops.
The concert is from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the Algiers Batture at 200 Morgan St.
The event is free and open to the public.
Click here for more information on Algiers Bonfire and Concert.
Dec. 7-10: LUNA Fête
LUNA Fête is an annual festival of lights, art, and technology. The event is free and open to the public and has fun for all ages.
The event will be held at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Pedestrian Park from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Click here for more information on LUNA Fête.
Dec. 17: Caroling in Jackson Square
Hundreds of amateur and professional singers will fill Jackson Square with Christmas cheer by illuminating the area with candles and singing some familiar Christmas favorites everyone is familiar with.
The event is free and open to all who wish the participate.
Click here for more information on Caroling in Jackson Square.
Dec. 21-30: NOLA ChristmasFest
The NOLA ChristmasFest is celebrating its 10th anniversary as New Orleans’ most beloved indoor, family-friendly holiday attraction.
There will be many holiday-inspired events and displays including a Gingerbread Village, a Giant Wreath and Tree, a newly designed ice-skating rink, carnival rides and holiday entertainment.
Ticket prices are $25 during the weekdays and $30 on Saturday/Sunday and tickets can only be bought online.
Click here for more information on NOLA ChristmasFest.
