There’s something new waiting around the corner in communities across the Northshore. It might even look a little like you. Fifteen life-sized bronze sculptures by renowned American artist Seward Johnson are now installed and on display as part of Art Imitates Life , a year-long public art exhibition…
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Spring on The Northshore comes with a soundtrack. As evenings stretch longer and the air softens, waterfront parks, trailhead stages and open green spaces across the parish transform into open-air venues for live music. Spring on The Northshore comes with a soundtrack. Across the parish, concert…
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Fall on the Northshore means live music drifting through cool evenings and leafy backdrops. Grab a blanket or your favorite fest chair, stretch out on the lawn, and let the music carry you—sing along, dance with friends, or just soak it in. Some spots even welcome pets and BYO drinks, so check…
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Ready to make some memories this 4th of July? The Northshore is bursting with celebrations — think bike parades, bounce houses, hot dog eating contests, and fireworks that light up the night sky. Pack your picnic blankets and festive spirit. Here’s where the party’s at for 2025! Covington's 4th…
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As we turn the corner from late winter into early spring, crappie fishing takes priority for most local anglers on the North Shore. Crappie begin spawning in February when the water temperature in the rivers and bayous reaches between 60-65 degrees. This is a popular time to target the fish because…
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For most anglers in Louisiana, trolling isn’t at the top of their list when it comes to their preferred style of fishing. The technique of dragging lures behind your boat until a fish bites may just be the last technique you want to engage in. But trolling the bridges during March and April has…
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