Two Chicks Walking Tours

08/01/2026

August 1, 2026

There are no regularly scheduled walking tours this month however you may contact us to schedule a private walk of the French Quarter, Garden District or Carrollton neighborhoods.

Stay cool.

06/13/2026

Pride parade rolls tonight, where are you going to be?

🌈🎉 TOMORROW IS PARADE DAY! 🎉🌈

The countdown is over! Join us tomorrow as we celebrate Pride, community, visibility, and love in the heart of New Orleans.

✨ Expect colorful floats, incredible performers, community groups, dancers, music, and thousands of proud supporters coming together to celebrate who we are.

📍 Parade Route
• Down Rampart Street
• Right on Esplanade Avenue
• Right on Royal Street
• Right on Orleans Street
• Left on Dauphine Street
• Right on Saint Louis Street
• Right on Burgundy Street
• Right on Saint Ann Street
• Left on Bourbon Street

⏰ Arrive early to grab your spot along the route!

🏳️‍🌈 Want to be more than a spectator? It's not too late to walk with us!

Last-minute walkers are welcome. Simply pay the $15 walker fee here:
https://www.neworleanscommunitypride.org/donate

Then join the other last-minute walkers in the lineup behind Float #10.

Bring your friends, your family, your pride flags, and your best energy as we make our way through the French Quarter for an unforgettable celebration.

❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 We can't wait to see you there!

06/13/2026

Happy Pride 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

For those interested in learning more about the LGBTQ+ community, there’s a newly opened space in the French Quarter to explore.

Both Frank, the Director and Guy, board president are active in the tour guide community. We look forward to seeing what happens in the new space.

LGBT+ Archives Project of Louisiana opened a new French Quarter exhibition space this spring, offering a comprehensive – and fascinating - overview of Q***r history in New Orleans.   – by Kim Ranjbar

05/24/2026

You’ll definitely see members of the two chicks team out and about at the Defend Decatur Block party. We’ll be showing support and spending a little cash for the small businesses in this section of the Quarter.

See you on the streets!

The "forever fences" in the Quarter have strained many businesses to the breaking point. But you can help:

DEFEND DECATUR: ROCK THE BLOCK PARTY: SUNDAY, MAY 24, from 1pm - 10pm.

This is a community-driven initiative to support the small, locally owned businesses along Lower Decatur Street impacted by the ongoing Sewerage & Water Board (SWB) construction barriers— widely known as the “forever fence.”

~ This all-day event invites residents and visitors to show their support in the most meaningful way possible: by patronizing the businesses that make Lower Decatur a vital part of New Orleans culture.

~ Participants are encouraged to visit restaurants, bars, music venues, and shops throughout the 900–1200 blocks of Decatur Street, helping drive foot traffic and revenue directly to struggling establishments.

~ Free and open to the public. Simply come down to Lower Decatur and support local businesses by eating, drinking, and shopping.

~Live music performances throughout the day, including sets by Supagroup, Community, and additional artists to be announced, with key programming at Santos Bar.

Read FQJ’s Feb. 2026 story about the fence and its impact on local restaurants: https://www.frenchquarterjournal.com/archives/french-quarter-street-construction-restaurants-struggle

05/14/2026

Welcome to New Orleans!

MGI North America kicked off its conference this morning and Christine Miller, HCIC was invited to address the attendees.

Sometimes while you’re at a meeting you don’t get to learn about the city you’re meeting in, these meeting planners changed that. Jazz trio plus brass band at breakfast with some historical context and city highlights on the side started the day.

A brief custom message emphasizing how New Orleans history connects with the world was delivered along with city highlights.

04/25/2026

If you’ve walked the French Quarter with Christine as your guide, you’ve probably been to this gallery. Frank Relle’s work is stunning and knowing that there’s new work hung just sounds like an invitation to a good time ⏱️

04/20/2026

Good morning friends,

Our Garden District tours for today (4/20) are sold out.

We do have room on our 10:30 French Quarter Stroll.

Photo of a vintage communication device for attention 🤣

04/06/2026

Good morning,

UPDATE - SOLD OUT THIS AFTERNOON

The morning is a bit overcast which actually makes it even better to walk the French Quarter and the Garden District.

See you on the streets at 10:30 for both tours and at 2PM we present the Garden District a second time today.

Register online

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04/02/2026

Good morning friends,

It's such a wonderful time of year here. There are numerous parades, brunches and of course TOURS.

Our krewe will not be walking Sunday to allow our team to focus on this incredibly festive day however they so desire.

The city still has amazing options for you including an Easter morning tour entitled "Beignets and Burials" by our friends at Red Sash Tours.

We have lots of availability both before and after Sunday, see you on the streets.

https://www.redsashtours.com/