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Detail from Twelfth Night Revelers, 1871, pageant design, watercolor painting by Charles Briton. HNOC, 1975.117.9
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Cheers to 60 Years!

Presented by Ryan Gootee General Contractors

October 29, 2026

520 Royal Street

Tickets and information coming soon

Join Us!

The Historic New Orleans Collection is turning 60! Help us celebrate six decades of preserving, collecting, and making history. Enjoy music, memories, and more at what is sure to be a fantastic night out in the French Quarter. Tickets and information coming soon.

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A vibrant courtyard at night, with warm lighting illuminating a two-story building. People are mingling on both levels, enjoying the open-air atmosphere. String lights add a festive touch to the elegant architecture.

Event Co-Chairs

Thank you to our event co-chairs for making this event possible.

Bonnie and John Boyd
Lisa and Peter Wilson
Drs. Barbara and Edwin Beckman
Henry Lambert and Carey Bond
James and Marie Cahn
Richard and Vivian Cahn
Sarah and Marshall Hevron
Price and Christine LeBlanc
Diane Labouisse
Dr. Patrick and Nga Quinlan
Claude and Mimi Schlesinger
Tod and Kenya Smith
Pierre and Susie Villere

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This event is made possible with support from title sponsor Ryan Gootee General Contractors.

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Ryan Gootee General Contractors
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