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HNOC Commemorates America’s 250th Anniversary with 2026 Programs

Amanda McFillen, HNOC director of audience engagement, is interviewed by NOLA Now.
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NOLA Now: HNOC Offers Curator Camp for Museum-Loving Teens

April 16, 2026
Happening June 8–12, 2026, the summer program brings history, art, and museums to life for local teens.
Students visit HNOC's exhibition "The Trail They Blazed."
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HNOC Announces Winners of 2026 Student Writing Contest

April 15, 2026
This year’s contest challenged students to address important civil rights issues facing America today and in the future, inspired by the HNOC exhibition “The Trail They Blazed.”
Visitors use HistoPads to explore "American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition" at HNOC.
HNOC in the News

NOLA.com: See a 360-Degree View of the American Revolution at this New French Quarter Exhibit

April 14, 2026
Contributing writer Dave Walker asked HNOC’s chief curator about what visitors can look forward to in the new interactive exhibition.
Visitors explore "American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition" at HNOC.
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HNOC Commemorates America’s 250th Anniversary with 2026 Programs

March 27, 2026
From concerts to panel discussions, the Collection joins organizations across the country in marking the anniversary.
Still rendering from "American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition" showing the Boston Tea Party.
HNOC in the News

Country Roads Magazine: Time Travel on Royal Street

March 24, 2026
Read an exclusive preview of HNOC’s new exhibition, “American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition,” on view until January 17, 2027.
Still rendering from "American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition" showing a Spanish artillery battery.
HNOC in the News

NOLA.com: A Place That Embodies What America Is About

March 23, 2026
In a guest column for NOLA.com | “The Times Picayune,” HNOC President and CEO Daniel Hammer invites readers to view 250 years of American history through a local lens.
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HNOC in the News

Louisiana Landmarks Society Honors HNOC’s Renovation of Former K-Paul’s Restaurant

March 21, 2026
The Collection’s 416 Chartres Street project received a 2026 Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation.
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Announcement

New Orleans Jazz Museum to Screen Award-Winning Documentary Made with HNOC Support

March 17, 2026
“What We Can Know About Edmond and Basile” was named 2026 Humanity Documentary of the Year by the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities.
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HNOC, LHA select “Pinchback: America’s First Black Governor” for 2025 Williams Prize

March 11, 2026
Author Nicholas Patler sheds new light on the life of an influential leader in Reconstruction-era Louisiana.
HNOC, OperaCreole, and the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra presented Musical Louisiana 2025 at St. Louis Cathedral.
HNOC in the News

Gambit: Musical Louisiana Concert Highlights Works of Underrecognized Creole Composers

March 2, 2026
Get an in-depth preview of HNOC’s upcoming “Echoes of Innovation” concert (March 4), with commentary from museum staff and community partners.
Jackson Square at French Quarter Festival in 1985.
Announcement

Stories Behind the Sounds: Celebrate Music History at French Quarter Fest

February 26, 2026
Join HNOC for three days of hot music, cool indoor spaces, and legendary musical experiences that are free to the public.
A view of Daniel Hammer being interviewed on "Out To Lunch" with Peter Ricchiuti.
HNOC in the News

WWNO: “It’s New Orleans: Out To Lunch” Hosts HNOC President & CEO

February 9, 2026
The popular podcast host Peter Ricchiuti dined with HNOC’s Daniel Hammer to discuss the role of museums in chronicling historical memory.
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