• Storyville District - The guide will take you through the historic Storyville District, sharing the area’s rich history. This district, linked to the early growth of New Orleans-style jazz, thrived from 1897 to 1917. Often romanticized as the birthplace of jazz, this red-light district featured brothels, bars, and dance halls where jazz musicians performed and mingled.
• French Quarter Phantoms - This tour begins with an overview of Treme’s history.
• Tour Treme’ - Discover the Treme neighborhood and its historical significance with your guide. The tour includes several historic landmarks such as St. Augustine’s Church and the Tomb of the Unknown Slave.
• Congo Square - A gathering place for enslaved and free people of color throughout the 19th century, where they held meetings, open markets, and celebrated African dance and drumming, significantly influencing the evolution of jazz.
• The Lost Sock @ Rampart - A combination of a laundry and museum, and a Rock n Roll Hall of Fame site. It was once home to Cosimo’s J&M Recording Studio, where artists like Fats Domino, Little Richard, and Professor Longhair recorded some of their earliest music.

• Professional guide included

• Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
• Gratuities
• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Treme’ (pronounced Tre-May), located near the French Quarter, holds the distinction of being the earliest African-American district in the U.S. This lively neighborhood is deeply ingrained with music and cultural traditions. Embark on a journey through this legendary area, immerse yourself in the history of New Orleans Jazz that originated from Congo Square and Storyville, and connect with the legacies of Jazz luminaries such as Alphonse Picou and Trombone Shorty.

• Be ready to have fun and please wear comfortable shoes. You may bring your camera. No Videotaping please. All tours run rain or shine.

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