Museums in McDonough New Orleans, LA

The Old Ursuline Convent was erected in 1745 and occupied until 1824 by Ursuline nuns as a convent, orphanage and school for girls. This historic building

Through the creative life they share, artist owners Betsy Youngquist & R. Scott Long work to explore tales of human truths, while overlapping dimension

The Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience explores the many ways that Jews in the American South influenced and were influenced by the distinct cultur

New Orleans' only weekly night-time art market featuring original art and handmade goods by local artists. We provide a family friendly atmosphere filled wi

Palace Market is an open air art market located in the heart of the Marigny on popular Frenchmen Street. Palace Market showcases 100+ rotating artists offeri

Our team of passionate historians, curators, researchers and set designers has painstakingly collected & curated a diverse range of artifacts, photographs, a

Newly opened in New Orleans, this specialty museum highlights the American Alligator with a large collection of Americana and kitsch, fossils, folk art, a

The Southern Food & Beverage Museum is a nonprofit living history organization dedicated to the discovery, understanding and celebration of the food, drink a

Treme’s Petit Jazz Museum will tell you the true story of jazz right here where it all first started. Through a tour of the exhibits with a local expert you’