From our families table to yours, The Four Columns offers a unique approach to the wedding, event and catering world. With 2 grand ballrooms, we can host any size party from 150 guests up to 1000 guests. Since 1977, we have provided on-location & off-site breakfasts, lunches, dinners & special orders for thousands of private, commercial, retail & non-profit organizations throughout the New Orleans area.

The gallery is accessible through a discreet entrance on the ground floor at 4523 Magazine Street. Upon entering the building, visitors proceed up the main staircase, which opens directly into the second-floor gallery. With each step up the cozy stairway, the impressive scale of the large, open gallery space above slowly comes into view.

We like to do all the heavy lifting for you – providing everything from tables and place settings to excellent service staff and mouthwatering cuisine. Just come with your ideas – big or small – and we’ll get to work making your vision a reality. We welcome outside vendors for enhanced décor, tableware, and more.

It's no secret that New Orleans loves a party and there's no better place to celebrate a wedding or social event than The Pontchartrain Hotel. Tucked discreetly behind the property in a historic 2,790 square foot space is The Parlor, The Pontchartrain's signature event venue and one of the premiere venue spaces in the Garden District. Complete with original brick walls, French toile wallpaper, crystal chandeliers, and muted concrete floors, The Parlor offers a space full of character that guests can transform for events both intimate and grand. Award-winning restaurant Jack Rose serves custom food and beverage menus, making any event in The Parlor one to remember. Contact us to confirm your room block and events here at The Pontchartrain Hotel.

When reserving your special day, we aim to make the process as easy as possible and accommodate your needs at every step in the process. In general, our space can accommodate up to 300 guests, and we have multiple spaces in order to make your day special and unique. We allow you to work with any vendors you choose as long as they are licensed and insured, however we are happy to share our favorites with you.

Paradigm Gardens is an intimate and lush wedding venue hidden in the heart of New Orleans. From small intimate gatherings of 50, to larger receptions of 175, we can help create your one of a kind celebration. We provide support for a stress-free planning experience, custom food and beverage services, and day-of-event venue coordination. We take care of the big items, so you can relax and enjoy your beautiful day with your loved ones! Our private events chef prepares your custom menu featuring seasonal ingredients, on our wood-fired oven and grill. We can customize bar packages with specialty cocktails using ingredients from our garden. We can also provide vendor recommendations and coordination support to help bring your vision to life. From baby pygmy goats, to custom menu planning, the Garden is an unforgettable experience. If you're looking for a unique outdoor venue and a stress-free planning process, we are the perfect spot for you!

The Contemporary Arts Center is New Orleans’ most unique space for entertaining and celebration. Whether you're looking for a historic turn-of-the-century warehouse -- the ultimate 'blank canvas' -- or seek the award-winning architectural splendor of our atrium, the CAC offers the best of all aesthetic worlds and endless possibilities.

Congratulations on falling in love and deciding to make it a forever thing. It’s always a good idea to say yes to love, and New Orleans is the place to wear your heart prominently stitched on your sleeve. Whether you want to get hitched in the middle of a Second Line parade or waltz in a traditional Cajun wedding march, Ace New Orleans is a place for it all. Our Barnett Event Complex offers a collection of spaces that can be combined or separated in a myriad of ways — just as suited for intimate gatherings as for grand, raucous receptions.

Laurenia is housed inside the Pythian Temple which has a history of remarkable local significance. Smith Wendell (S.W.) Green, then one of the most prominent African-American businessmen in New Orleans, commissioned the construction of the Pythian Temple in 1908. The Pythian immediately played an integral part in New Orleans early civil rights movement. It towered over the surrounding neighborhood and became a center of the African American community. Since its inception, The Pythian Temple hosted popular performing groups and African-American carnival balls. The venue led to the formation of the Zulu Parading Club and even housed a popular rooftop bar known as “Piron’s Garden of Joy.” It is said that a young Louis Armstrong first played at The Pythian Temple. Laurenia is named after Smith Wendell (S.W.) Green’s wife. She assisted him in running his business, was a member of the NAACP, and was active in the early struggle for civil rights.

The NOPSI Hotel, New Orleans, formerly New Orleans Public Service, Inc., offers a new, fresh perspective on luxury in the city of New Orleans. As one of Conde Nast Traveler 20 Best Hotels in 2019 and a 2020 TripAdvisor Traveler Choice Award Winner, our AAA 4 Diamond property offers world class service in a beautiful historic setting. With 217 guest rooms including 58 suites, this Boutique/Lifestyle gem provides a luxurious and intimate setting accompanied by personalized service. NOPSI is the newest luxury property in more than 20 years and fully embraces its past as the once headquarter of the city’s power utilities company from 1927 to 1986. Architecturally unique with a grand lobby featuring a dramatic 21-foot-high vaulted ceiling, ornamental ceilings, restored terrazzo flooring, furnishings, fixtures, papers and other memorabilia are displayed throughout the hotel. Even the restaurant and rooftop pool and bar have utility related names like Public Service and Above the Grid.

GW Fins is pleased to offer the world’s finest seafood, wine, and service in a unique atmosphere of contemporary design blended with welcoming Southern charm. Whether you are hosting a rehearsal dinner, bridal luncheon, or welcome party, we will tailor the menu to complement your occasion and ensure that your event is a personal and memorable dining experience. Our Private Dining Room can seat up to 30 people comfortably and has a maximum capacity of 32 people. For your convenience, the room is equipped with a 52” flat-screen television, as well as Wi-Fi and teleconferencing capabilities. GW Fins can also accommodate up to 200 people for a sit-down dinner and as many as 275 for a cocktail reception in our Main Dining Room. Although we are normally not open for lunch, we are more than happy to accommodate groups of 40 or more for a private lunch. Please note that our capacity is subject to change during these times as we comply with city and state COVID restrictions.

The Burgundy House is one of New Orleans’ newest historic event venues. Just steps away from the famous Frenchmen Street, the 19th- century space boasts a renovated interior of exposed brick, breathtaking chandeliers, and authentic New Orleans architectural details. From intimate weddings to luxurious 150- guest events. We invite you to explore our venue to discover all the ways you can turn your vision into an awe-inspiring event. 2700 square feet of historic event space our staff will help bring the most memorable bridal visions to life. The Burgundy House is the perfect backdrop for carefully curated nuptials. Unparalleled in New Orleans charm and uncompromising in quality. The Burgundy House is equipped to accommodate every aspect of your memorable celebration. We know that your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life, and we believe you should never have to settle for anything less than the finest facilities, amenities, cuisine, and planning professionals.

The NOCCA Foundation is the nonprofit that supports the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts, which is Louisiana's arts conservatory for high school students. Our venues are located in one of New Orleans' oldest neighborhoods, the Faubourg Marigny, just upriver from the Bywater. Our buildings date from the early 1800s and have been beautifully restored with modern amenities. Funds from rentals help support a range of programs for students, faculty, and the community, including an Artists-in-Residence program that brings up to 100 visiting artists into NOCCA's classrooms each year; professional development funds for NOCCA faculty; and a series of concerts, gallery exhibitions, readings, and classes for the community.