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Collection highlights
Stephens Wildfowl Carving Collection
A flock of over 300 bird carvings reveals how generations of regional craftsmen transformed a hunting tradition into fine art.
Collection highlights
Flood State
Artist Jennifer Shaw evokes the specter of climate disaster in this photographic series.
Events
HNOC Ce Soir: “A Vanishing Bounty”
March 11, 2026, 4:30–7:30 p.m.
Join us for an after-hours celebration of Louisiana’s coastal environment and culture inspired by HNOC’s “A Vanishing Bounty” exhibition.
HNOC in the News
Biz New Orleans: Morrison Lecture Explores 20 Years of Post-Katrina Planning
August 14, 2025
Copresented with Vieux Carre Property Owners, Residents, and Associates and the Vieux Carre Commission Foundation, the event will feature renowned urban planner David Dixon joined by a panel of local experts.
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Grass Roots
The native plants of Louisiana’s coast form a vital part of the region’s ecosystem and cultures.
HNOC in the News
NOLA.com: NO’s Vietnamese Community a Model of Resilience in the Midst of Trouble
July 25, 2025
In a new guest column, HNOC Senior Historian Mark Cave draws parallels between New Orleans’s post-Katrina recovery and the experiences of its Vietnamese immigrant community after the fall of Saigon.
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Six Things I Learned the Last Time I Evacuated
When it comes to hurricanes, Louisiana folks know how to balance humor and gravity, as shown in this award-winning essay from HNOC’s 2025 Student Writing Contest.
Events
We’re Not Done Yet: Post-Katrina Urban Planning Lessons
August 16, 2025, 1–2 p.m.
Renowned urban planner David Dixon and a panel of local leaders reframe the story of New Orleans’s recovery as the pursuit of an achievable, community-centered vision.