Members Only
520 Royal Street
Registration opens November 1
Free admission for HNOC members
Not a member? Join today!
Join fellow friends of HNOC for an evening of holiday merriment at another members-only edition of our French Quarter Fridays event series! Enjoy complimentary sweet treats and sparkling cocktails while taking in the festive sounds of carolers in our historic Brulatour Courtyard.
HNOC is also excited to offer extended hours at the museum and our award-winning shop. Space is limited: RSVP while spots last! Registration opens November 1.
Receive a Free Audubon Print
Visit the Shop at the Collection to receive a free John James Audubon print with any purchase of $25 or more! Choose among several gorgeous illustrations from John James Audubon's landmark work, The Birds of America, printed on archival paper. This offer may only be redeemed in-store during the event, while supplies last. As always, members receive a 10% discount off all Shop purchases.
How to Register
This event is available to HNOC members only. To register:
- Follow the RSVP linkOpens in new tab
- Login to your HNOC account (must have an active membership)
- Add tickets to your cart (number depends on membership level)
- Finish checkout and enjoy the event
If you have questions or are unable to find your account information, contact membership@hnoc.org or call (504) 598-7172.
Not a Member?
Become an HNOC member for as little as $45 and unlock free admission and one complimentary drink at all French Quarter Friday events, while enjoying all the great year-round benefits of HNOC membership.
French Quarter Fridays
Enjoy live music, happy hours, and curated experiences in HNOC’s French Quarter courtyard.
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