Marc Albert

A nice space. Not too large but they have very tall walls for hanging larger scale works. When we were there they had two artists represented that I have not seen before. The works seemed high quality and the prices were on the medium to high side.

A very moving memorial to those lost in WWII’s holocaust. There’s a marker in front but the actual sculpture cannot be seen unless you walk around the back.

I've shopped there many times. Their inventory normally consists of last year and older models but they are heavily discounted compared to what you'd get in a typical store. They often run specials where you but one and get one half price or buy two and get one free. Their inventory varies and they don't always have all items in all sizes and widths.

Since I typically buy several pairs at once I usually call the store ahead of time and ask if they have what I want in stock. If they do they'll put my order aside until I came in later that day. It's very convenient.

A very nice museum with three floors full of interesting works. One of Degas' paintings is on permanent display (he lived in NOLA at one time). The paintings start at the Renaissance but on the third floor there are ancient artifacts from all over the world. There are large collections of modern works too. $25.00 per person.

Don't forget to go to the adjacent sculpture garden. It's wonderful and free!

The underground can only be done as part of a guided tour. It has a very long and interesting history. It's a lot of fun. Don't forget to do this.