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- Oct 1, 2026
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Editor's Note (opens the original)
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Almost everyone looks forward to autumn in New Orleans. As the heat breaks, it’s a time to open the windows, get some fresh (and less humid) air and enjoy the waning daylight of fall. It’s a much-needed pause before the entertaining sprint from Thanksgiving through the December holidays and on to Carnival. Our autumn issue has plenty of ways to take a moment and enjoy your home to its fullest, plus plenty of inspiration for new projects, advice from the pros and more. Our cover feature highlight
From the Editor (opens the original)
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New Orleans Magazine is turning 60! And we are in good company. Jazz artist “Lady Louis” Doreen Ketchens, New Orleans native and actress Katherine LaNasa (star of TV’s “The Pitt”), former Gov. John Bel Edwards, the New Orleans Saints and the Historic New Orleans Collection all celebrate 60 years in 2026, as well. Throughout the history of the magazine, from its origin story in a tiny dining room in Antoine’s to its transition and rebirth to Renaissance Publishing in the aftermath of Hurricane Ka
Tricks and Treats for a Memorable New Orleans Halloween (opens the original)
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NOLA Craft Culture in Mid-City has built a reputation for being one of the best resources for costuming and craft construction in the city, with an outstanding selection of glitter (and its accompanying adhesives), feathers, makeup and eyelashes, headdress and glitter-shoe making supplies, classes and much more. Each October the shop transforms a small plot into a dazzling glitter pumpkin patch with an array of fabulous faux squashes, along with Halloween celebrations and costume making items. T
From the Editor (opens the original)
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Summer is officially over, although it may not feel like it outside. School is back in session, beach and swimming accessories have been put away, and (love it or hate it) pumpkin spice is back on the menu. This means that the best season for enjoying New Orleans is almost here. Fall is a great time to get outside and walk, sit on your front porch and enjoy your neighborhood again. From the Bywater to Uptown, the Lower Garden District and Treme, New Orleans’ iconic neighborhoods, with their dive
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