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HERE’S THE STORY

Created in 1897, New Orleans’ famous red light district entertained many a well-heeled gentleman and nearly shoeless men alike. Dubbed “Storyville” after Sidney Story, a city councilman who designated it as an area where brothels were legal, it was a haven for jazz musicians, risqué women, and men of questionable morals until 1917 when it was shut down. Our building’s been around since brothels were legal. With our lively bar and dining room, it’ll feel like the old days when folks would’ve come in for heavenly company and a sinfully good time.

HEAVEN ON EARTH

After countless childhood visits and several on-location film shoots, actor Channing Tatum, along with longtime friend and business partner Keith Kurtz, fell in love with the Big Easy’s laissez les bons temps rouler attitude and colorful history in a big way.  Styled after the famous red-light district bordellos and burlesque halls of New Orleans’ Storyville era, Saints & Sinners is Tatum’s tribute to the city’s ribald, good-time reputation. Saints & Sinners uses its venue and profits to help charity organizations locally and world wide.  If you have a charity event you would like to host at S&S please contact us.