Preservation Hall

New Orleans, Louisiana

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Preservation Hall

A true New Orleans landmark, this concert hall has been in operation since 1961 and showcases phenomenal jazz concerts over 350 nights per year. Payment is cash-only, and it's best to arrive early to claim some of the limited seating on benches if you'd rather not stand or squat.

Useful Information

Address: 726 St. Peter Street, New Orleans
Email: info@preservationhall.com
Phone: +1 504 522 2841
More Info: www.preservationhall.com
Opening House: Mon–Wed 8pm–11pm; Thu–Sun 5pm–7pm / 8pm–11pm
More Info: https://www.facebook.com/Preservation.Hall

Bars & Nightlife

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Preservation Hall

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