Illustration of a giant grinning jack-o'-lantern float and costumed marchers parading along a tree-lined park path at dusk (Tremé Fall Festival)

Tremé Fall Festival

Visitors kick off the festival with a Second Line parade through the Tremé neighborhood featuring Social Pleasure Clubs, local brass bands, and Baby Dolls. The event features a curated showcase of local food, artists, makers, and merchandise vendors reflecting the cultural spirit of Tremé and New Orleans. Attendees can also watch live performances from a lineup of local musicians on stage.

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Plan Your Visit

When

Tickets

Free.

Ages

All ages

Neighborhood

Tremé

Food & Drink

A curated marketplace features local food vendors offering dishes that reflect the flavors and culinary spirit of Tremé and New Orleans.

Going?

Location

St. Augustine Catholic Church Yard and surrounding neighborhood streets · 1205 Governor Nicholls Street, New Orleans, LA Get Directions

Local Insight & Ratings

Scare Factor

👻 👻 👻 👻 👻 (1/5)

Family Friendly

👶 👶 👶 👶 👶 (4/5)

Best For

Fans of new orleans music and culture

Vibe

Lively, soulful, community-centered

Energy Level

Moderate

Photo Friendly

High

Weather Sensitivity

High

Tips & Advice

  • Shop official festival merchandise to take a piece of Tremé home.

Special Events & Promotions

  • This year's festival artwork was created by local Creole artist Christina F. Pappion.

Links & Contact

Run by Friends of Tremé Culture

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Frequently Asked Questions

What features are included in the Second Line parade?

The Second Line parade winds through the Tremé neighborhood and features Social Pleasure Clubs, local brass bands, Baby Dolls, and more.

Who is being honored at the festival?

The festival honors Wanda Rouzan & A Taste of New Orleans for their contributions to cultural and musical heritage.

Who created the festival artwork?

This year's festival artwork was created by local Creole artist Christina F. Pappion.

What kinds of vendors are at the festival?

The marketplace features a curated showcase of local food vendors, artists, makers, and official festival merchandise.

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