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Jackson Square

The guide was updated: 2023-10-17

Serving as home to local New Orleans artists, Jackson Square is the perfect place to purchase original art directly from the artists themselves. The art encompasses natural paintings, portraits, and home- or office-worthy pictures in general. If paintings seem to be unaccompanied on the fences, the artists are usually waiting for customers at the coffee houses.

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Address: Jackson Square, New Orleans
Opening hours: Daily 8am–6pm

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Royal Street

Royal Street

Located in the famed French Quarter, the historic Royal Street is brimming with shops, art galleries, and antiques stores. Fashionable boutiques and jewelry stores abound, as well as souvenir shops. Find everything you need in New Orleans on Royal Street.

Jackson Square

Jackson Square

Serving as home to local New Orleans artists, Jackson Square is the perfect place to purchase original art directly from the artists themselves. The art encompasses natural paintings, portraits, and home- or office-worthy pictures in general. If paintings seem to be unaccompanied on the fences, the artists are usually waiting for customers at the coffee houses.

The Shops at Canal Place

The Shops at Canal Place

Three gorgeously decked floors of 32 stores are all found in one place. The Shops at Canal Place are the Crescent City's destination for sophistication and contemporary style for every personality. Saks Fifth Avenue, Ann Taylor, Anthropologie, Banana Republic, and BCBG are just several names featured at Canal Place. Morton's Steakhouse is perfect for dining, and Starbucks will give you that extra pep for your shopping trip. Finish the day with a movie at the Theatres at Canal Place.

The Shops at Jax Brewery

The Shops at Jax Brewery

Far more than an old brewery, the Shops at Jax Brewery offer shopping and dining among its other attractions. Stores like Chico's offer apparel, while jewelry, accessories, footwear, art and music can also be found. Jax also offers an opportunity to donate to "Save NOLA," an organization designed to help rebuild New Orleans.

Oakwood Center

Oakwood Center

Located near New Orleans in Gretna, the Oakwood Center satisfies every shopping desire. Everything from bath and beauty stores to national department stores may be found. Dine at Buca di Beppo, Café du Monde, or any one of Oakwood's eateries. Holiday, restaurant, and department store hours are available at Oakwood Center's website.

Louisiana Music Factory

Louisiana Music Factory

The shelves at this great record store are lined with everything revolving around Louisiana music culture, from its origins all the way to the newest releases, and you're welcome to give all of it a listen at one of the listening stations. You can also catch a live show on Saturdays or purchase other music-related goods like T-shirts, books, DVDs and posters.

Lakeside Mall

Lakeside Mall

The Lakeside Shopping Center is located in Metairie. As a retail mall, Lakeside features over 120 stores and boutiques. Armani Exchange and Michael Kors are just two top apparel shops in store. Restaurants like Red Lobster and PF Chang's China Bistro will be sure to quench your palate. Lakeside is also tax-free for international shoppers.

Aidan Gill for Men

Aidan Gill for Men

You might think this classic barber shop belongs in a different era, but it is tailored to meet all the grooming needs of today's man. You can get a shave, a haircut or a beard trimming in the back, or purchase all kinds of top-shelf products from the shop in the front. Be prepared to pay up, though. Care and service of this quality doesn't come cheap, and the hipster tax applies here.

Fifi Mahony's

Fifi Mahony's

When in Rome do as the Romans do, and when in New Orleans, dress up! Whether you're searching for the perfect Mardi Gras costume, or just something outrageous to wear on any night out in the city, Fifi Mahoney's is where you'll find it. The range of wigs is the thing of legends, and there's also a great selection of cosmetics and accessories.

Vieux Carré Wine & Spirits

Vieux Carré Wine & Spirits

A wine bar with a French name run by Italian brothers in New Orleans, this shop allows visitors to browse through a good selection from all over the world, as well as a surprising selection of beers. True connoisseurs can check the backroom on request the really rare vintages.

New Orleans School of Glassworks

New Orleans School of Glassworks

This enormous gallery and institution is located in an old brick warehouse, and offers workshops as well as the chance to purchase some very unique and truly stunning pieces of glasswork. You can often see the artists at work blowing glass or practicing their other specialties, such as fine silver alchemy, printmaking, paper sculpture, and many more.

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