Nightlife in Picayune
Columbia Street Rock N Blues Cafe
Pub Cuisine at Columbia Street Rock N Blues Cafe (45% Off). Two Options Available.
Venue with live acts offers food such as pork sliders, wings, smoked sausage sandwiches with caramelized onions, and mushroom swiss burgers
Saint John
$20 $11
Led Zeppelin 2 at House of Blues New Orleans on February 12 at 9:30 p.m. (Up to 45% Off)
Led Zeppelin 2 - A Tribute to Led Zeppelin
House of Blues New Orleans
$29
$16
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Slipknot at Bold Sphere Music at Champions Square on April 30 at 8 p.m. (Up to 35% Off)
Slipknot
Bold Sphere Music
$58.75
$38
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Dinner Show for One or Two from The Murder Mystery Company (52% Off)
The Murder Mystery Company
Bamboula's
$60
$29
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VIP Royal Pass to Mardi Gras' Family Gras Festival Featuring The Beach Boys and LeAnn Rimes on February 6–8 (Up to 54% Off)
Family Gras 2015
Mardi Gras Plaza - Jefferson Parish
$107.55
$49
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$31 for $50 Worth of Food — Edge Bar and Grill
Edge Bar & Grill
Metairie
$50
$31
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Kidz Bop Kids at Kress Live on Friday, May 15, at 6:30 p.m. (Up to 40% Off)
Kidz Bop
Kress Live
$25
$15
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Sesame Street Live “Let’s Dance!" at Baton Rouge River Center Arena on March 20–22 (Up to 46% Off)
Sesame Street Live: Let's Dance!
Baton Rouge River Center Arena
$26.10
$14
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"Swan Lake" for an Adult or Two Children on Saturday, March 28, at 2 p.m. or 6 p.m. (Up to 47% Off)
"Swan Lake"
Davidson High School
$15
$8
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The chefs at The Smokin Grape sizzle and sear fresh seafood and assemble mouthwatering sandwiches at the newly opened wine bar and restaurant. Diners can dunk creole-style eggplant sticks—lightly breaded and fried—or VeggieTales figurines into a pot of creole-mustard sauce or can sink incisors into thinly sliced catfish-fillet chips. The Smokin Bleu¬–iceberg salad proffers even more sustenance with its crisp leafy greens mingling with crumbled blue cheese and bits of bacon. Five varieties of po boy, including oyster, roast beef, and ham and cheese, escort sweet-potato or french fries. Though not included with this Groupon, a self-serve Enomatic wine bar lets patrons control how much wine they get and when they get it, preventing them from having to distract the bartender with double-jointed-eye tricks in order to get a full glass.
Though its name implies a quick chug or hurried meal, most customers tend to linger at Down the Hatch. That?s because the bar and grill offers scads of activities and creative Cajun-inspired bites to keep loungers happy long into the night. Most evenings here start at a dining room table, where alligator po-boys, smoky pulled pork, and Angus beef burgers are some of the menu?s biggest crowd-pleasers. As the food disappears from plates and more drinks get ordered, crowds diverge onto the brick patio or linger around the bar or jukebox. Amid the festive groups, there are even folks getting work done courtesy of the free Wi-Fi and the belief that the best writers are inspired by whiskey.
As chefs simmer authentic New Orleans shrimp étouffée and watch gulf shrimp blacken, chicken and andouille-sausage gumbo bubbles in a pot nearby, filling the kitchen with a spicy aroma. Marigny Brasserie’s menu earned a "good to very good rating" across the board from Zagat, thanks in part to its menu of creole favorites and its wine list. Diners at the bar can peer over at a stained-glass inset of the Marigny Triangle, while those who choose to eat outside can catch a glimpse of Frenchmen Street in person. On some nights, guests can taste spicy shrimp while listening to musicians tune guitars and fill their maracas with fresh bees.
Friendly bartenders have been serving up pints of Guinness to sports enthusiasts since Tracey's Original Irish Channel Bar first opened its doors in 1949. Decades of Irish paraphernalia line the exposed brick walls, which envelop guests as they sip brews at the lengthy wooden bar or bite into seafood-studded poboys and corned-beef sandwiches in vinyl booths. While 20 televisions document the progress of the day?s sporting events, diners can snag chalk from the pool table to prep their cues for a game of eight ball or to draw a mournful outline around an empty basket of fried okra.
CitySolve Urban Race lets citizens explore their metropolis through a one-day odyssey that tests speed, stamina, and smarts. Teams scamper through their burb as they solve clues ranging from anagrams and pop-culture trivia to deciphering graffiti written in pig Latin. Interspersed throughout the race are mettle-testing physical challenges, molding iron wills to such tasks as dodgeball, improv comedy games, or identifying ice-cream flavors. Each day's race also awards winners for best costumes and best tweet. Each urban iditarod takes between two to three hours, and jet packs are strictly prohibited.
Bruno's Tavern occupies three corners of Maple and Hillary, just as it did when it opened in 1934. But thanks to a four-year-long rebuilding project, the pub's collection of Tulane and Saints memorabilia hangs on new walls alongside plasma TVs. While watching games, patrons can sip 20 types of draft beer and tuck into debris po’ boys, Crystal hot sauce burgers, and Boudreaux sweet-potato fries with blue cheese, pecans, and golden raisins.