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Lager Fest brings local breweries to Frenchmen Street | Where NOLA Eats - Vimarsana News

Lager Fest brings local breweries to Frenchmen Street | Where NOLA Eats

The variety of beer types rotating through the taps at local breweries can be dizzying. This weekend, though, one beer event is returning firmly focused on one bedrock style: lagers.

Source: nola.com
Humid Beer Co. brewery to open taproom next to Avenue Pub | Where NOLA Eats - Vimarsana News

Humid Beer Co. brewery to open taproom next to Avenue Pub | Where NOLA Eats

A tiny new brewery taproom is taking shape on St. Charles Avenue with a big dose of New Orleans culture inspiring its beers.

Source: nola.com
New Orleans city council is working on a plan to control Mardi Gras crowds in a COVID world - Vimarsana News

New Orleans city council is working on a plan to control Mardi Gras crowds in a COVID world

New Orleans city council is working on a plan to control Mardi Gras crowds in a COVID world Large gatherings are not safe in this environment and they will not be permitted, not for Mardi Gras day or the days leading up to it.” Author: Paul Dudley / Eyewitness News Published: 10:22 PM CST February 2, 2021 Updated: 10:22 PM CST February 2, 2021 NEW ORLEANS — The Mardi Gras that New Orleanians and visitors are used to includes packed streets, people in costumes and large gatherings to celebrate but this year, as a global pandemic continues, th...

Source: wwltv.com
Cold weather could affect bars outdoor service due to the city's phase 1 restriction - Vimarsana News

Cold weather could affect bars outdoor service due to the city's phase 1 restriction

Due to state rules, the city had to stop allowing bars to serve customers indoors because the parish’s positivity rate surpassed 5 percent for two consecutive weeks.

Source: wwltv.com