An annual festival honoring Louis Armstrong. Complete with great music acts, parades, and a jazz mass.
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08/03/2006 to 08/07/2006
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Unscheduled - New Orleans
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poor restaurant selection
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You can leave out Court of Two Sisters and Tujague's. I'm a La. native and all I can say after my last visit to CTS is it has become a horrible tourist trap. Tujague's is tasty but has a very limited menu. Cafe du Monde is a MUST, as is Monteleone. Even if you didn't stay a night at Monteleone, the exhibits of writings of authors gone by in the lobby is worthwhile, as is a beverage at the famous rotating bar in the lobby. Many famous history-makers have done just this. Also check out Preservation Hall if possible.
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And don't forget Galatoire's!!
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