Gallery of Past Events

Food for Freedom is an educational cultural program from the New Orleans Voodoo Baby Dolls that explores the rich culinary traditions of New Orleans, focusing on both beloved classics and lesser-known foods with deep historical roots.

Through hands-on demonstrations, storytelling, and cultural education, the program brings traditional dishes such as calas back into the spotlight while exploring the people, communities, and histories behind the food.

A dining experience to support and sustain the restaurants that make NOLA unforgettable

An evening of music, movement, climate justice, and community conversations in the heart of New Orleans.

Uptown New Orleans came alive Sunday as Black Masking Indians, the Baby Dolls, and other culture bearers took to the streets with vibrant performances.

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The New Orleans Voodoo Baby Dolls Join other Baby Dolls in the March for Freedom on MLK Day

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Don't miss this unforgettable celebration of Satchmo's life and legacy as we
ark 26 years of summer joy together.

Circle of Chiefs in Downtown, New Orleans

Celebrating the life of Civil Rights Matriarch Dorothy Prevost: A Second Line Tribute

Today the New Orleans Voodoo Baby Dolls stepped out on the West Bank at the International School of Louisiana campus for their annual Mardi Gras parade through the neighborhood! 💜💛💚

The New Orleans Voodoo Baby Dolls parade through the Treme to bring in the start of the 2026 carnival season.

When Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast 20 years ago, Black people and poor people were left to die in the richest country in the world. Each year on the anniversary, we commemorate our loved ones we lost and demand justice and a just future.

Prepare for an unforgettable evening and immerse yourself in a lively, village-style ambiance at Bastille Day Fête 2026.

The New Orleans Voodoo Baby Dolls attend Cluck Fest Block Party!

Pretty in Pink

The New Orleans Voodoo Baby Dolls dance on the historic Bayou Road to support the ACC bring complimentary books and cultural presentations to children throughout the city.

The New Orleans Voodoo Baby Dolls parade on 2025 Mardi Gras Day.