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Celebrate Southern Decadence at one of the most iconic gay parties in New Orleans.
Celebrate Southern Decadence at one of the most iconic gay parties and enjoy the unique hospitality of the Filmore in NOLA.
The Party
- Awaiting date, lineup and venue for the 2024 edition.
- The UK’s finest disco operators, Horse Meat Disco, bring their tried and tested underground disco to the dance floors of New Orleans for Southern Decadence.
- A night with Horse Meat Disco is a night of pure bliss. Combined with the hot and sexy energy of Southern Decadence weekend, this unique event has become an unforgettable night, not to be missed.
- The party takes over The Filmore on 6 Canal Street New Orleans,, from 9pm to 2am.
The venue
- The Filmore – located in Arts/Warehouse/Convention District.
- A stunning event space featuring 22,000 square feet of flexible design space, transformed for one night with state-of-the-art lighting and sound.
- The French Quarter is 8 minutes drive from the venue.
Recommended Hotels in New Orleans
The following NOLA hotels are close to the city’s top attractions and the weekend’s celebrations:
The Roosevelt Hotel, Omni Royal, Royal Sonesta Hotel, French Market Inn.
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The Hotel Monteleone is where we stay
in New Orleans, close to all the gay bars.
For information and advice on
HMD check the website.
If you want to be close to all of New Orleans famous attractions, including the top gay-nightlife options in the city, the French Quarter remains the hub of where to stay, with dozens of hotels of all types and grades.. Adjacent to the Quarter and just downriver, you’ll find a number of gay-friendly smaller properties in historic and trendy Faubourg Marigny, which is also home to several gay-popular restaurants and bars.
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We have chosen hotels in New Orleans that keep you close to all the shops, restaurants & bars
Watch the Southern Decadence 2018 parade in New Orleans
New Orleans doesn’t have distinct gay neighbourhoods in the same way as some other cities like West Hollywood or Chelsea in New York City. However, the city is known for being LGBTQ+ friendly, and you’ll find gay-friendly establishments and events scattered throughout various neighbourhoods, especially along Bourbon Street in the French Quarter.
Photo: Laissez les bons temps rouler! Bourbon Street is at the heart of Gay NOLA.
Downriver from the French Quarter with colourful, eclectic houses & a vibrant arts scene along Frenchman St.
East of the Marigny and close to Crescent Park with stunning views of the River and the NOLA skyline.
Known as the Arts District, perfect for art enthusiasts & museum-goers with trendy restaurants & boutique hotels.
The CBD offers easy access to Bourbon Street and a variety of dining options, shops, and cultural attractions.