HNOC Commemorates America’s 250th Anniversary with 2026 Programs
From concerts to panel discussions, the Collection joins organizations across the country in marking the anniversary.
The Historic New Orleans Collection is excited to be a part of Louisiana America250, a subcampaign of America250, the official nationwide initiative celebrating the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Save the dates and subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about HNOC programs, beginning with American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition, on view until January 17, 2027. See below for currently-scheduled events and check back as more are added throughout the year!
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Louisiana America250 is a nonpartisan initiative working to engage every American in commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States. This multi-year effort is an opportunity to pause and reflect on the nation’s past, honor the contributions of all Americans, and look ahead toward the future. Learn more at america250.org. and america250la.org.
Now On View
American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition
Immerse yourself in America’s fight for independence in this new exhibition experience designed and produced by French technology firm Histovery.
Daily Programs
Beyond the 13 Colonies: New Orleans and the American Revolution
In this talk presented in conjuction with American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition, explore how Spanish New Orleans played a vital role in our nation’s fight for independence.
America 250 Events
Catie Rodgers and Her Swing Orchestra Featuring Lena Prima
Independence Lost: Lives on the Edge of the American Revolution
Revolutionary Elegance in Colonial Williamsburg
Educator Day: “American Revolution”
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Independence Won
An interactive exhibition immerses visitors in the events of the American Revolution, including Louisiana’s role in the conflict.
Patriotism in Print
As the young republic formed and took its first steps, print media served a crucial role in uniting the nation.
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Bernardo de Gálvez Patent of Nobility
This beautiful document from a grateful king extols Gálvez’s virtues as a soldier and as a man.
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