Music Vibe and Hertiage History and People of Color. Starts at Birthplace of Jazz, Louis Armstrong Park. Off the beaten-path tour for all. Stroll, walk….. take in local & vibrant cultural saunter. Approximate 2-hour tour with a savvy and professional guide. Not far from the French Quarter. Tour highlights, music history, stories, details and historic discussion of Gens de Couleurs and People of Color New Orleans culture that is so important to our Louisiana culture.
An invitation for you to enjoy city highlights that otherwise you may not learn about. We will point to some of Nola’s "do not miss" landmarks within Louis Armstrong Park and our Treme neighborhood. Explore an area of Treme who's heartbeat is ever evolving, rich in culture, history and local cuisine. We’ll introduce you to a city’s vibes and local living enjoyed by all ages. This charming neighborhood has businesses worth visiting, which should be included in each visit to New Orleans that you make. All with, NOLA love!
You're invited to enjoy city highlights that you might not otherwise discover, as we guide you through the heart of New Orleans’ rich history and culture. Our journey begins at the entrance of the iconic Louis Armstrong Park and continues into Congo Square—an essential site in African American history and the birthplace of many cultural traditions. Inside the park, we’ll pause at several monuments, including the striking 12-foot statue of Louis Armstrong, celebrating the city’s jazz legacy. From there, we walk through the historic Faubourg Tremé neighborhood, sharing highlights of its charming architecture, vibrant street life, and cultural landmarks. Along the way, we’ll spotlight a few of Tremé’s “do not miss” food stops, and wrap up our tour at the beloved Lil Dizzy’s—famous for its warm hospitality and classic Creole fare. With its local businesses, rich traditions, and “Main Street USA” feel, Tremé offers a heartbeat of New Orleans you won’t forget.
You will make your own way to the meeting points