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**NOT INCLUSIVE WITH ANY DANCE CLASS PASS**
In the years following the Haitian Revolution, 10,000 refugees would migrate to New Orleans. Come and explore the history, the people, the culture, and architecture the revolutionaries built.
Tremé is the oldest African American neighborhood in the United States. Tremé is the grounds where the indigenous hunted and harvested. The neighborhood is also the grounds where the Gens de Couleur Libre (The Free People of Color) would settle along with a significant population of European immigrants.
Within the boundaries of this neighborhood, the people who called it home would ultimately contribute to every aspect of the history, culture, and traditions the city of New Orleans now holds precious.
Come and discover the rich, beautiful flavors of one of New Orleans’ prized gems!
**NOT INCLUSIVE WITH ANY DANCE CLASS PASS**
In the years following the Haitian Revolution, 10,000 refugees would migrate to New Orleans. Come and explore the history, the people, the culture, and architecture the revolutionaries built.
Tremé is the oldest African American neighborhood in the United States. Tremé is the grounds where the indigenous hunted and harvested. The neighborhood is also the grounds where the Gens de Couleur Libre (The Free People of Color) would settle along with a significant population of European immigrants.
Within the boundaries of this neighborhood, the people who called it home would ultimately contribute to every aspect of the history, culture, and traditions the city of New Orleans now holds precious.
Come and discover the rich, beautiful flavors of one of New Orleans’ prized gems!