Let’s Go New Orleans: A Taste of the Big Easy
When: Wednesday, January 28th, 2026
Where: New Orleans
Who: MOSCDC Members + Guest (ages 18+)
Cost: $90 Member and $100 Guest
Flight info: American Airlines Flight #AA2942
Depart 6am (DCA)
Arrive: 8:08am (MSY)
Flight info: American Airlines #AA2528
Depart 6:06pm (MSY)
Return: 9:30pm (DCA)
Join MOSCDC for an unforgettable day trip to New Orleans, packed with iconic sights, bold flavors, and just the right mix f fun, culture, and shopping! From powdered-sugar beignets to Mardi Gras magic, this is the perfect way to experience the heart of the Big Easy - all in one fabulous day. We will arrive early in the morning after a short flight from DCA, giving us a full day to soak in the energy and charm of New Orleans before heading back to the airport later in the evening. First Stop: Cafe du Monde we will kick off the day wth one of New Orleans most famous traditions - hot beignets and cafe au lait in the French Quarter. Next Stop: Mardi Gras World Experience will take us behind the scenes at Mardi Gras World to see the incredible floats, costumes, and artistry that bring Mardi Gras to life. Cajun/Creole Lunch at a classic restaurant, featuring bold Louisiana flavors and a lively local atmosphere. Think gumbo, jambalaya, fried favorites, and maybe a festive cocktail or to. After lunch, we will get to enjoy some free time to explore and shop in the French Quarter and surrounding areas. Browse charming boutiques, local art, handmade gifts, an iconic New Orleans treats. Return to the airport late afternoon with plenty of time to spare, tired in the best way after a full and fabulous day. Grab your friends and come experience the magic, flavor and spirit of New Orleans with us - we can't wait to share the day together! Now what is included: Transportation once in New Orleans and the Mardi Gras Museum fee. What is not included: Flights, Food and Shopping.
R.S.V.P.: By Thursday, January 15th, 2026
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