• New Orleans Jazz National Historic Park - Discover the stories behind musical icons like Moses Hogan, Mahalia Jackson, Louis Armstrong, Buddy Bolden, and others.
• Congo Square - Explore the birthplace of Jazz, where West African drum circles have been held every Sunday since 1724. Experience one of the rare locations in the US where enslaved individuals could gather, marry, worship, and trade.
• St. Augustine Church - Honor the memory at the Tomb of the Unknown Slave located at St. Augustine’s Church in Treme, the oldest Black neighborhood in the country.
• Louis Armstrong Park - Immerse yourself in the rich history that forms the backbone of New Orleans’ music, cuisine, architecture, and culture. It’s a hidden gem, and we’re thrilled you’ve found your way here!

• Quality storytelling entertainment

As cultural ambassadors for New Orleans, all of the guides are actively engaged in participating and performing in various productions and venues that highlight the artistic preservation of Louisiana’s BBIPOC heritage. They offer a unique perspective that extends beyond what is available in books (though they are diligent researchers too), and they are eager to share the rich and diverse cultures that define New Orleans.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.