Top Slidell Venues

• Spaces for 500 Guests

Set within the planned community of Diamondhead, Mississippi, The Club at Diamondhead is owned and operated by the Diamondhead Property Owners Association, a nonprofit established in 1970. The Club features 5,400 square feet of banquet and meeting space alongside two 18-hole championship golf courses and an indoor-outdoor golf training academy. On-site dining is available through The Oak Room and Latitude 30 Patio and Grill, providing food and beverage service for events of all sizes. The surrounding golf course grounds offer a distinctive outdoor backdrop for receptions and celebrations.

"Crescent City-themed cultural experience." JAMNOLA™ represent Joy, Art and Music - New Orleans. Leave with a new appreciation of the Crescent City art community and a few selfies along the way. 940 Frenchmen Street- Steps from Music, Magic & the Quarter -10 minute walk from the French Quarter, located in the “Marigny Triangle” -13 immersive rooms featuring 29 art installations - Can accommodate events up to 300 people - Built-in bar, mobile bar, DJ booth, & versatile mobile stage - On-site personal Event Concierge to make sure your event runs smoothly - ADA and wheelchair accessible - Wi-Fi and audio capabilities throughout - Fully air-conditioned ALSO AVAILABLE - RSVP Coordination - Furniture Rental - JAMNOLA Gift Bags - Custom Signage, Branding & Music Playlists - Catering - School Field Trips

The Marigny Opera House is a neighborhood church of the arts that is non-denominational and dedicated to developing the careers of performing artists in New Orleans as well as the community they live in. The Marigny Opera House has gained a reputation as one of the most charming and aesthetically pleasing locations in the United States for hosting weddings, and for good reason. Even the most routine of gatherings can be transformed into memorable occasions by holding them at the Marigny Opera House because of its easily adaptable layout and recognizable old-world allure. The Marigny Opera House has served as the venue for a wide variety of events, including public panels, seated dinners, corporate events, film and photography shoots, fashion shows, and hair shows, as well as block parties and fashion shows. To get the ball rolling on the planning of your event, kindly fill out the form that is located on our website.

• Spaces for 50-100 Guests
• 1 Country Club

Are you looking for a venue to host your next event? There is no better place to hold your next dinner or cocktail party than at The Country Club in one of our stately parlors, which can accommodate anywhere from 10 to 50 guests for a sit-down dinner party. Cocktail parties with a standing capacity of 100 persons are possible. It is possible to hire out the pool area between the months of October and the month of March. Please contact us to enquire about rental costs and availability with our events coordinator, who can assist you. Our chef is available to develop a meal just for your special occasion at The Club, based on your preferences. We'll even come to you if you'd prefer to have the Country Club experience and superb cuisine in the comfort of your own home, workplace, or other off-site special event venue. Allow The Country Club to assist you. Our big parlors can accommodate anywhere from 10 to 50 guests for a sit-down meal. They are also ideal for hosting your next dinner or cocktail party. Cocktail parties with a standing capacity of 100 persons are possible. It is possible to hire out the pool area between the months of October and the month of March. Please contact us to enquire about rental costs and availability with our events coordinator, who can assist you. Our chef is available to develop a meal just for your special occasion at The Club, based on your preferences. We'll even come to you if you'd prefer to have the Country Club experience and superb cuisine in the comfort of your own home, workplace, or other off-site special event venue.

• Spaces for 30-475 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 1 Event Space
• 3 Total Spaces

The Deutsches Haus is a Non Profit Organization with rental proceeds helping maintain our facility and charities we support. We are a landmark in the New Orleans area since the 1920’s and today the German heritage tradition continues. Our new facility on Moss Street opened in November 2018 at a beautiful setting on Bayou St. John, It is available for rentals. Our rooms on Ridgewood Drive in Metairie have closed. The new building contains 10,045 square feet plus terraces. The main hall will seat 300 and can be divided into a smaller room. The small meeting room will seat 30, and our small bar will seat 50.

• Spaces for 75-100 Guests
• 1 Outdoor

The Frenchmen Hotel is located on Frenchmen Street just steps away from everything New Orleans: nightclubs, hip cafes, and some of the world's funkiest restaurants. You'll also find exquisite shopping, world-class museums, and a whole bunch of excitement. The Frenchmen Hotel is your one-stop shop for weddings, bachelor/bachelorette parties, and special events. If you're looking for a unique New Orleans setting to complement your adventures in the Quarter, then stay with us and feel like a native.

Standing opposite of the old Ursuline Convent on Chartres Street is where the home of the Beauregard-Keyes House resides. The House is now owned by the Keyes Foundation, which was established by late resident Frances Parkinson Keyes, to ensure the preservation of the house and garden which she restored. Since the construction of the House in 1826, many different residents have contributed to the stories that make up the fabric of this unique historical site.

• Spaces for 100 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Crescent Park, which is a part of the French Market District, is a 1.4-mile-long, 20-acre urban linear park that connects our neighborhood and visitors to the Mississippi River. Enjoy stunning views of New Orleans, natural planting, bike lanes, a dog run and multi-use pavilions at this unrivaled public area, which is open to everyone! WEDDINGS, POP-UPS, FAMILY REUNIONS, PICTURE PERFECT WEDDINGS, CORPORATE EVENTS AND MORE ARE ALL POSSIBLE IN THE FRENCH MARKET DISTRICT! LOCATIONS The Mandeville Shed and the Ellipse Lawn In the former industrial wharf site, which has been renovated and transformed into an open-air community and event space with restrooms, the Mandeville Shed is a community gathering place. The Mandeville Ellipse, a raised grass lawn at the border of the Mandeville Shed, is a feature of the property. This venue is ideal for a large wedding or business event overlooking the river, and its handy location near to the French Quarter makes it an excellent choice. Piety Wharf is a wharf in the town of Piety. In a former industrial wharf location that has been restored to provide spectacular views of the Mississippi River and the New Orleans cityscape, Piety Wharf is a must-see. This trendy location has a fantastic industrial vibe that makes it the ideal setting for any mid-sized event! Piety Gardens is a popular destination for weddings and other special occasions. Until they reach the wharves, the Piety Gardens will be following the lines of the former train tracks. These magnificent grounds, which include the Piety St footbridge, are the ideal location for a pop-up wedding reception. Piety Picnic Area is a great place to relax. A total of six round tables are available in the Piety Picnic Area, with two of them being ADA accessible. Make a reservation for this area for a seated picnic in the park. Make a Scene in Greenspace Crescent Park's "Kickabout" area is located between the Piety Wharf and the Mazant Street Ramp entrances, and it is accessible by boat or on foot. The Mississippi River's banks have a natural river batture environment in this section of Crescent Park. Crescent Park is located in the heart of the city. Gather your friends and family in this spacious area for a birthday celebration or family gathering. Rental Space at the Mandeville Wharf

• Spaces for 75-1,200 Guests
• 3 Museums
• 1 Landmark
• 3 Total Spaces

When the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) opened its doors for the first time on December 16, 1911, it included only nine pieces of art. It is the city's oldest fine arts institution. The museum now boasts a remarkable permanent collection of more than 40,000 pieces, making it one of the largest in the world. As the collection continues to grow and expand, it will surpass all expectations as one of the most important art museums in the South. It is known for its outstanding strengths in French and American art, photography, glass, African and Japanese works, and continues to expand and grow. The twelve-acre Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden at NOMA is one of the most significant sculpture installations in the United States, with over 90 sculptures set among meandering footpaths, reflecting lagoons, Spanish moss-laden 200-year-old live oaks, mature pines, magnolias, camellias, and pedestrian bridges. The sculpture garden is one of the most important sculpture installations in the United States, with over 90 sculptures set among meandering footpaths, PURPOSE: We hope to inspire and celebrate people's appreciation of art. MISSION We are dedicated to the preservation, presentation, and enrichment of our collections and internationally recognized sculpture garden; providing innovative learning and interpreting experiences; and unifying, motivating, and engaging people from all walks of life and backgrounds. It is anticipated that VISION NOMA will serve as a focal point for the arts in New Orleans, as well as an iconic presence synonymous with the city and as the premier cultural institution in the Gulf South, when completed. DIVERSITY, EQUALITY, AND INCLUSION ARE KEY VALUES. An inclusive and equitable workplace, according to NOMA, is one in which all employees, regardless of their gender, race, ethnicity, national origin (age), sexual orientation or identity (including gender expression), handicap, or educational background, feel appreciated and respected. Diversity in life experiences and history is respected and treasured; we strive to ensure that all voices are acknowledged and heard, as well as to develop a culture of open-mindedness, inclusivity, and compassion among our employees.

• Spaces for 50-250 Guests
• 1 Event Space

As an organization the Louisiana Wedding Association provides information, opportunities, services and resources for nuptial couples and professionals in the industry and to become a recognized representative of the industry for the State of Louisiana.

• Spaces for 75-200 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Le Musée, the Greek Revival residence at 2336 Esplanade Avenue, and its vicinity, centered in the area known as upper Treme, were originally part of the plantation of Domingo Fleitas. Fleitas, a Spanish colonial who had fought with Galvez in the American Revolution, had grandchildren born free people of color. This stretch of Esplanade Avenue, mid-way between the Mississippi River and Bayou St. John, was not developed until the 1850s when Benjamin Rodriguez, a Jewish speculator who also owned the Esplanade omnibus, began acquiring lots in the area. Rodriguez first built his home at 2306 Esplanade, where the Musson family later lived for a period of time and their cousin Edgar Degas, the acclaimed French artist, visited. In 1859, Rodriguez contracted with Joseph Jouet, the same builder who constructed the famed French Hospital, to build the house at 2336. Though this residence was never owned by persons of color until its present ones, because of their dominance in the building trades, it can be assumed that they participated in the construction. Esplanade Avenue has always been noted for its gracious homes and abundant greenery. Little known is that free people of color owned numerous properties along the avenue and its intersecting streets in the antebellum period

• Spaces for 50-500 Guests
• 1 Museum
• 1 Landmark

The Presbytère’s two permanent exhibits tell two sides of the ongoing Louisiana story—one of celebration and one of resilience. Mardi Gras: It’s Carnival Time in Louisiana offers a window into the annual celebration and riotous rituals of Mardi Gras, a festival that is inextricably woven into Louisiana’s way of life and whose roots extend deep into the Middle Ages. There are parade floats to climb, costumes to see and historical throws on display as well as rare glimpses into the secretive social club society from which modern-day Mardi Gras krewes evolved. And it’s not a party without music: Mardi Gras albums, records, sheet music and more are also part of the collection. The Living with Hurricanes: Katrina and Beyond exhibit tells of rescue, rebuilding and renewal. When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans’ badly engineered levee system, it resulted in one of the worst disasters in American history, leaving 80 percent of the city flooded and hundreds dead. The exhibit documents the event, the aftermath and southeast Louisiana’s ongoing recovery. With interactive exhibits and artifacts that showcase the spirit of the city’s residents, this is a collection you don’t want to miss.

• Spaces for 15-50 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

The Hotel Royal in New Orleans is a newly renovated 1827 Creole Townhouse, nestled in the heart of the world famous French Quarter on Royal Street, just one block from Bourbon Street! Business guests and vacationing tourists delight in the personal attention of our friendly staff and our beautifully renovated guest rooms and suites, all featuring a contemporary design complete with all the modern amenities needed to make your stay in New Orleans truly memorable! Hotel Royal sits perfectly in the heart of the French Quarter on Royal Street surrounded by the finest art galleries, restaurants, and shops that New Orleans has to offer! Your stay in the French Quarter would not be complete without visiting Cafe Du Monde, Jackson Square, and the French Market, which are all just a few short blocks from Hotel Royal. With the perfect location and convenient access to all the sights and sounds synonymous with the New Orleans French Quarter, Hotel Royal is sure to make your trip to the Big Easy one that will be unforgettable!

During the late 1800s and early 1900s, this Masonic hall was used for a variety of social events including dances, some of which featured ragtime and jazz musicians. The lodge was a prominent white Creole association that was established at this location in 1794. Among its members was W.C.C. Claiborne, who served as Louisiana's first governor. The first floor was used for public gatherings, while the second floor was reserved for private lodge functions. Rituals were performed in French until the 1950s, when the language was switched to English. The building is an impressive example of the Greek Revival style; it has three bays and two stories and was built around the year 1840. Both the building and the cast iron gate along Rampart Street, which was constructed in the 1880s, are decorated with Masonic symbols. Today, guests continue to stay at the lodge. The Lodge has a rich history that makes its interior shine with one-of-a-kind details that cannot be found in any other venue that is available for rental. This expansive and historically significant property was founded in 1794 and chartered by the Grand Lodge of Louisiana in 1812, the same year that the state of Louisiana was admitted to the Union. If the exterior space is used, the property can accommodate as many as 300 people.

• Spaces for 16-225 Guests
• 9 Restaurants
• 1 Outdoor
• 9 Historic Spaces

Tujague's restaurant has been in operation long before the city of New Orleans was given its name, and it formerly functioned as a Spanish arsenal. It has weathered decades of war, depression, fire, and plague to continue a history of culinary quality that has not been lessened. Tujague's is the second-oldest restaurant in New Orleans, the origin of brunch, and the site of the country's oldest stand-up bar. But, above all, Tujague's is a local restaurant, located in America's oldest neighborhood—the French Quarter—that caters to the needs of its neighbors. Tujague's is unquestionably one of New Orleans' most famous and historic restaurants, and it is steeped in gourmet legend. Located in the heart of the French Quarter When you are one of the city's oldest and most renowned restaurants, you are bound to have held a fair number of private events throughout the years. Tujague's can provide the perfect setting for any type of event, from rehearsal dinners and wedding receptions to bachelor/bachelorette parties and corporate events. With some of the best private dining rooms New Orleans has to offer, Tujague's can create the perfect setting for a quintessential French Quarter event you will never forget. With six dining rooms, all of which are elegantly furnished in classic New Orleans and Tujague's décor dating back to our establishment in 1865, our newly refurbished three-story restaurant can host gatherings for 10 to 300 guests. For additional information, please contact Shelly Dupuy at shelly@latterhospitality.com or see the complete private dining overview, which may be downloaded below.

French Quarter Mansion Boutique Hotel, a Hospitality of New Orleans property, is a Creole Mansion located in the heart of the historic New Orleans French Quarter on 730 Dumaine, snuggled between Bourbon and Royal Street. It was built in 1820 by John Fritz Miller to house his family and law practice of Christian Rosaleus, founder of Tulane University School of Law. The French Quarter Mansion Boutique Hotel is now a 9 unit luxury guesthouse, which retains all of its original architectural detail, carefully altered to accommodate today's conveniences, featuring all privately accessed self-contained accommodations with in-suite bathrooms, rooms, and so much more.

• Spaces for 100-500 Guests
• 1 Event Space

Your wonderful visit to New Orleans’ historic and beautiful French Quarter would not be complete without a stop at Jackson Square, which is where you will find the Cabildo. This elegant Spanish colonial building neighbors St. Louis Cathedral and houses many rare artifacts of America’s history. In commemoration of the city’s 300th anniversary, the Louisiana State Museum debuted a new exhibition, We Love You, New Orleans!, celebrating people, places, and things that are quintessentially New Orleans including Sidney Bechet’s saxophone, a Mardi Gras Indian suit, memorabilia from Pontchartrain Beach, and a K&B sign, among other things. Using a variety of artifacts, images and documents, the exhibition From "Dirty Shirts" to Buccaneers: The Battle of New Orleans in American Culture opens with an exploration of the battle’s history, emphasizing the diversity of its participants, and closes with an investigation of how the battle has been remembered, commemorated and represented. Come visit the Cabildo, the site of the Louisiana Purchase transfer ceremonies in 1803 and one of Louisiana’s most significant historical buildings. From landmark court cases to visits from international ambassadors, many important events in Louisiana have taken place within the Cabildo. The three floors of Cabildo exhibitions cover the history of Louisiana by featuring artifacts such as documents, paintings and 3D objects from the museum’s vast collection.

• Spaces for 100-1,500 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 2 Landmarks
• 2 Total Spaces

Come on in and ‘Let The Good Times Roll’ with one of the most iconic establishments in New Orleans! Come and join us at Pat O’Brien’s for all of your private party needs. Whether you are celebrating your 50th birthday, anniversary, engagement, or just want to throw the best party New Orleans style, Pat O’s has the space for you. Pat O’Brien’s catering and sales staff will work with you on all event details to help you plan your perfect event. Just say the word and we can start building a unique event and experience to remember. The Mississippi River is home to a genuine paddlewheeler, which offers weekly dinner jazz cruises and daily battlefield cruises on the Mississippi River. The Canal Street Dock, which is part of the Riverwalk and is right on the Mississippi River, serves as the boarding point for the New Orleans Creole Queen. Whether you're looking for a relaxing cruise, a business gathering, a wedding location, or a special event venue, the New Orleans Creole Queen is the ideal choice for you. On our Dinner Jazz Cruise, you will be treated to the sounds of the Paddlewheeler Creole Queen's in-house jazz band, as well as real New Orleans Creole cuisines such as jambalaya, gumbo, and bread pudding, among other dishes. After dinner, relax on our promenade deck with your favorite beverage in hand. Your ride along the Mississippi River will be set against a backdrop of New Orleans's famous skyline and under a blanket of stars. Experience the sights and sounds of the French Quarter and the Port of New Orleans while being entertained by the Captain, who provides a full narrative of New Orleans monuments, history, vessel information, and river legend. Enter the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve, where you may visit the Chalmette Battlefield, which was the location of the 1815 Battle of New Orleans and is now a national park. Enjoy spectacular views of New Orleans by day or by night, in either sunshine or moonlight, on our day or night cruises, which include beautiful architectural elements and sumptuous dining rooms, respectively. BigEasy.com owns and operates a number of businesses, including the Jean Lafitte Swamp Tour, New Orleans Airport Shuttle, Destination Management, Inc., and New Orleans Tours. The Paddlewheeler Creole Queen is also a member of the On The Town concierge network.

Meauxbar is a French bistro located on a picturesque corner of North Rampart Street bordering the historic French Quarter and Treme neighborhoods. Our food reflects the global influence of French cuisine and is sourced from a wide array of local purveyors. Our cocktails reflect New Orleans’ influence on the classics cocktails and our own interpretations of 21st Century New Orleans. We proudly feature many small-production, yet accessible wines intended to be shared amongst family and friends. A typical evening finds an eclectic mix of French Quarter residents, locals from across the city, as well as out of town visitors dining, drinking and laughing together amidst the ambient glow of the streetlamps. We are most passionate about bringing people together and then creating memorable experiences through fun, warm and engaging hospitality.