Preservation Hall is a historic music venue in the French Quarter where students are brought to see acts and where Antoine Batiste also performs.
Dating back to 1961, the hall has been a New Orleans jazz destination for decades, boasting a festive and intimate atmosphere with a roster of over 100 master traditional New Orleans jazz musicians.


With a line-up changing week to week, the Preservation All Stars provide an ever-evolving take on the New Orleans Jazz tradition.

With a line-up changing week to week, the Preservation All Stars provide an ever-evolving take on the New Orleans Jazz tradition.

With a line-up changing week to week, the Preservation All Stars provide an ever-evolving take on the New Orleans Jazz tradition.
The atmosphere is deeply intimate and soulful, capturing the historic essence of New Orleans jazz. The venue feels like a direct connection to the city's musical roots, offering a close-up, immersive listening experience.ambiance_potoo
Visitors highlight the soulful, moving performances that connect deeply with the history of jazz. The venue is frequently described as a cool, intimate, and essential experience for anyone visiting the area.reviews_potoo
This iconic institution is a cornerstone of the French Quarter, centered around the preservation of traditional acoustic New Orleans jazz. It serves as a living monument to the city's musical heritage, hosting masters of the genre like the Greg Stafford band.story_potoo