Coming this Weekend!!!

OMG!!! I’m so Happy!

Attention, sugar fiends! It’s time to fire up those stretchy pants and clear out some serious dessert space because the New Orleans Dessert Festival is on its way! This is THE sugar showdown you’ve been dreaming of—on Saturday, November 9, 2024, from 11 AM to 5 PM, at Spanish Plaza (1 Canal Street), you’re invited to stroll, snack, and shamelessly indulge in the sweet creations of over 100 vendors, all without spending a dime at the door. That’s right—free entry, unlimited sugar, and absolutely zero judgment!

Now, as the marketing director for the New Orleans Guest House, let me just say: I am over the moon about this festival being right across from the magical, madcap French Quarter! Imagine this—waking up at our cozy, charming inn, steps away from the action, with a team of warm, welcoming staff ready to fluff your pillows and tell you the best places to hit (hint: it’s the Dessert Festival). And when you’re staying with us, you’re just a hop, skip, and a sugar rush away from all the sweets, drinks, and dancing your heart can handle.

Now let’s talk about the main event—the treats! This isn’t just a quick cookie and donut spread; we’re talking dessert dreams of every imaginable variety. Feel like trying a boozy cupcake? Done. Got a hankering for artisanal ice cream with wild flavors? We’ve got you covered. Thinking of cramming in a cheesecake, cookie, and pie in under five minutes? No judgment here! They’ve got it all: chocolate fountains, mounds of macarons, rows of pastries, and towers of tarts that would make Willy Wonka himself blush. And if you’re somehow avoiding sugar (we won’t ask why), there’s even keto, vegan, and gluten-free options, because hey, everyone deserves a little sweetness in life.

One of the best parts of this sugar fiesta? It’s not just for snacking—this festival is about supporting local legends, the bakers and candy creators who pour their hearts (and possibly a little bourbon) into these mouthwatering masterpieces. You’ll find small-batch magicians, dessert alchemists, and entrepreneurial wizards all waiting to woo you with sweets you won’t find anywhere else. Think of it as a delicious way to support local dreams while getting your sugar fix—and let’s be real, what could be better?

Once you’ve had your fill (or if you’re in a sugar coma and need a little recovery), you’re perfectly positioned to kick off an unforgettable night in the French Quarter. And here’s where the New Orleans Guest House comes in. Our place is just steps away from everything fabulous in the French Quarter, so once you’re done dessert-ing, you’re mere minutes from every drink, jazz tune, and outrageous dance move your heart desires. Not to mention, there’s a streetcar stop practically at our front door—so getting around couldn’t be easier, even if you’re feeling a little wobbly from all that sugar.

And let’s be honest, after a day of indulging, you’ll want to live it up like only New Orleans can provide. This city knows how to party, whether it’s on Bourbon Street (where the good times definitely roll), the live music joints with every beat imaginable, or at one of our world-famous eateries where the dishes are as big as they are bold. And if you’re into cocktails, let’s just say New Orleans bartenders know their way around a shaker—so bring an appetite, a thirst, and maybe a friend to carry you home!

So, sweethearts, it’s time to rally your dessert-loving buddies, make those travel plans, and get ready to go all-in on the most deliciously outrageous festival of the year. The New Orleans Dessert Festival is about to set your sweet tooth on fire—and when you stay at New Orleans Guest House, you’re right in the middle of all the sugary action. Make a weekend out of it, savor every bite, and get ready to live your best (and most delicious) life. See you there—don’t forget your appetite!

For information on accommodations call us directly at 504.566.1177 OR 1.800.562.1177. You may also visit us online at neworleansguest.house. 

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