There are several summer camps in the New Orleans area that cater to kids with different needs and inclusive camps that ...

When you’re planning to visit New Orleans with kids, use this guide to create your ... courtyard in the back where families ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — They say a smile can go a long way, and dental professionals agree, so they held free dental screenings for more than 200 children for “Give Kids a Smile Day.” ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — School classrooms are empty but the need for food to be on the table for children is at an all-time high. With kids out of school for the summer, one business worries about ...

If you want to experience New Orleans properly, it's best to begin your tour here. Recent visitors said the neighborhood is lively, with lots to do and see and offers a one-of-a-kind experience.

Get dinner – New Orleans style – at Deanie’s or Oceana Grill, or Italian at Mona Lisa. Then catch a live jazz set at Three Muses or Preservation Hall. End The Day With A Twilight Tour Perfect for ...

Camp Tiger is a free, weeklong day camp for kids ages 5-16 with developmental disabilities and other special needs. Hosted by LSU School of Medicine students in New Orleans, the camp runs from May ...