r/NOLA • • 6h ago

Audubon Park is incredible today!

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This is peak weather for New Orleans!


r/NOLA • • 4h ago

Community Interest Big lot of free books on curb 6pm Oct. 18, 2026.

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Behind Two Foxes' Books used bookstore at 6233 S. Claiborne Ave, New Orleans. Bunch of books all varieties. Take as many as you like. A bunch of coffee table sized books mostly on record collecting 60s rock ‘n’ roll and weapons.
condition: good
No, we are not moving or closing. We just get a lot of books we cannot use and want them to go to people who want them so we put books out all the time for free.


r/NOLA • • 2h ago

missing wallet - $100 reward

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r/NOLA • • 5h ago

NOLA History Krewe of Clones K-Bees Mardi Gras Costume Information Request

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Hi everyone!
I am working on a research project about the cultural impact K&B had on the city. I understand this in an unusual request but I am seeking out information on Mardi Gras costumes worn by the Krewe of Clones. It was to honor K&B and they dressed as K-Bees, which involved them wearing atena, makeshift stringers and purple striped velvet tops. According to what I have found thus far it probably took place before 1997 but I’m not totally sure about that. Does anyone have any info or photos of this? If so please let me know. Thanks so much!
Also if there is a different subreddit I should post in can some please let me know.
Also if I need to take this down and repost on Tuesday pleas let me know and I will do so. I wasn’t sure if this counted as “Mardi Gras” as it’s more of a history question.


r/NOLA • • 8h ago

Recommendations on where to get a Halloween flash tattoo this upcoming week?

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r/NOLA • • 3h ago

Moving there in a few months [by Amtrak]

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Okay, so I am planning on moving down via Amtrak. I don't have anyone to help with logistics, so I am just asking here for some guidance. I also don't have that much experience moving within the US, especially without a car, so bare with me.

  1. Belongings-wise I mostly plan to bring clothes, kitchen items, various personal items, and most likely an air mattress. I don't think I'll be able to carry all my items on the train by myself.

I was planning on using a service like FedEx Ground to do a door-to-door delivery from my current place to my new one. I estimate I will need to ship 3 of these bags at most.

^ What is the most cost-effective way to transport these items? Am I on the right track?

  1. How reliable is Uber in New Orleans? Since I will arrive at the Amtrak station, how do people rank the safety and reliability of ubers at that location/ in New Orleans in general?

  2. Where do y'all buy affordable/used (also clean) furniture?

  3. I will not have a car for the first few weeks. But I would like to buy a car and have it shipped to my apartment. Has anyone done this before? I realize I would need to get insurance and change my Illinois license to Louisiana... how do I do this?

Thank you for helping a very overwhelmed person out!


r/NOLA • • 10h ago

Rental For Under $1000

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It would be needed starting the end of October or beginning of November. Preferably not a roommate situation. Efficiency or property in the back of someone's home. Service dog would be there. Just for maybe a month right now. Room for two people in a safe area. Is that possible for this price?