Where Y'at Magazine

Where Y'at Magazine is a vibrant, monthly entertainment publication based in New Orleans, offered at no cost and presented in full color.

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Alma Cafe Hosting Drag Brunches in Mid-City with Pride & Pancakes

1 week ago | whereyat.com | Aidan Anthaume

Alma Cafe Mid-City will host two Pride & Pancakes Drag Brunches on June 22 and 29, combining Honduran cuisine with dazzling performances to celebrate Pride Month. The events will run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. each Sunday, with show times at 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. Held at Alma's Mid-City location at 301 N. Carrollton Ave., the menu will feature restaurant favorites, including Fritas Hondureñas—fried homemade flour tortillas served with refried beans, homemade cream, and queso fresco.
Jefferson Parish Bicentennial Ball

2 weeks ago | whereyat.com | Gustavo Escanelle

The Jefferson Parish Bicentennial Ball at Lakeside Shopping Center. Hosted by the Jefferson Community Foundation, the Bicentennial Ball will include a night of music, dancing and fun to celebrate 200 years of history at Lakeside Mall Saturday evening, June 14, 2025.
Redwood Empire Whiskey Pairs With Legacy Steak

2 weeks ago | whereyat.com | Emily Hingle

Redwood Empire Whiskey hosted a sold-out special bourbon tasting dinner at Legacy Kitchen's Steak + Chop in Gretna. The huge table boasted bourbon lovers curious to try out this brand new to them while also dining on specially prepared dishes and drinks. The Redwood Empire rep explained the story behind Redwood Empire Whiskey, a brand made by legacy spirit and wine makers looking to craft something totally new, and the beguiling bottle labels that feature renderings of real redwood trees.
Vinola at NOWFE

2 weeks ago | whereyat.com | Gustavo Escanelle

Winemakers presents elite wines from around The world while award winning chefs display and serve the best food from New Orleans at the New Orleans Wine and Food Experience, Orpheum Theater on Thursday June 12, 2025. More New Orleans Photos Vinola at NOWFE
Second Annual Toups Fest Set to Return with Food, Music, & Fundraising

2 weeks ago | whereyat.com | Aidan Anthaume

Toups Fest Returns The Broadside will host the second annual Toups Fest on June 22, featuring music, food, and fundraising efforts as Chef Isaac and Amanda Toups support their nonprofit's work against food insecurity in New Orleans. Hosted by Toups Family Meal and presented by Hardhide Strawberry Whiskey, the fest will run from 5 to 9 p.m. Headlining the night is Grammy-winning Cajun band The Lost Bayou Ramblers, with local opener Midriff warming up the stage.
Everything You Need to Know About New Orleans Juneteenth Festival 2025

2 weeks ago | whereyat.com | Aidan Anthaume

New Orleans Juneteenth Festival New Orleans will mark the 160th anniversary of Juneteenth with a full afternoon of music, culture, and community at the 2025 New Orleans Juneteenth Festival, held at Congo Square in Armstrong Park on Thursday, June 19. The free, family-friendly festival begins at 12 p.m. and runs through the early evening, bringing together local artists, small businesses, food vendors, and families to commemorate freedom and celebrate Black resilience.
A Spicy History of Local Jambalaya Mixes

3 weeks ago | whereyat.com | Emily Hingle

Louisiana Jambalaya Mixes Jambalaya is possibly the most multicultural food dish developed in Louisiana. Fusing locally-available ingredients with influences from African and European culinary traditions, the heavily-spiced rice and meat dish is made across the state, varying from deep brown in the western areas to vibrant red in the east. More than a dozen locally-blended mixes line store shelves today, and many of the options have histories that go back decades.
A Look into the Unique New Orleans Accent

3 weeks ago | whereyat.com | Emily Hingle

What is a N'aw'lins Ax'ent? The name of this magazine causes confusion with people who are not familiar with the New Orleans accent, also called the Yat accent. Though it's not as prevalent as it was perhaps 50 years ago, the New Orleans accent is distinct from the rest of the South and is more closely related to the historical accents of other port cities, especially New York. Many people with a strong Yat accent have been asked at some point if they're from Brooklyn, for example.
Travel Ideas During NOLA’s Summer Down Time

3 weeks ago | whereyat.com | Joel Mandina

Summer Slowdown While New Orleans is fondly known as "The Big Easy," anyone truly in the know will tell you that it "ain't dat easy." Between the festivals and feasts in spring and fall lies the "summer famine," where visitor rates fall, restaurants shutter to renovate, and people tend to seek more hospitable climates.
Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation Launches Premier Season Ticket Raffle

3 weeks ago | whereyat.com | Aidan Anthaume

Enter to Win Saints, Pelicans, LSU, & Tulane Season Tickets If you're a sports fan in Louisiana, this might be your dream ticket. The Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation is now selling entries for its Premier Season Ticket Raffle, offering one lucky winner a massive prize: a pair of season tickets to just about every major team in the state. Entries cost $100 each, and only 2,500 tickets will be sold. The raffle drawing will be held live on WWL-TV's 4th Down on Four on Sunday, August 24, 2025.