Clubs locations near New Orleans, LA

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Bourbon Heat

Dance Clubs

📍 711 Bourbon St, New Orleans, LA, 70116

📞 504-324-4669

Incredible courtyard oasis, delicious local & grilled cuisine & tasty drinks are served, #1 dance club with best DJs, light shows & balcony in French Quarter, staff makes you feel like family. It is where the locals hangout & visitors come back to.

Bombay Club

Food And Dining

📍 830 Conti St, New Orleans, LA, 70112

📞 504-577-2237

The Bombay Club is under new management! Recently acquired by Creole Cuisine Restaurant Concepts of New Orleans, we are excited to present a new space and a new menu. We invite you to come in to see our beautiful renovation project, and sample favorites from renowned Louisiana Chef, Nathan Richard. Richard has a strong background in the art of charcuterie, and the culinary instinct of a born-and-raised Louisianan. Chef Richard loves to experiment with flavors, and has brought to our quasi-British menu a Cajun twist. Instead of traditional bangers and mash, you’ll find bangers and grits with black pudding and onion pan gravy. Scotch Eggs are served with boudin and collard greens. In addition to our dinner menu, we offer a wide selection of cocktails, bar snacks, and desserts. And don’t forget—live music nightly!

Prime Fitness RX

Fitness Centers & Health Clubs

📍 607 Julia St, New Orleans, LA, 70130

📞 504-402-1996

More than a Gym | Prime Fitness RX is a Full service fitness and nutrition facility set in a modern positive high energy arena. Body building up or Fat loss down we run the gambit on fitness goals achieved. Detoxification thru Alkaline water and Infrared Sauna Technology. The city's best Personal Training and corrective exercise personnel. Supplementation and athletic apparel available. Daily & Weekly Passes as well as Full Gym Memberships

Bluegreen Vacations Club La Pension, Ascend Resort Collection

Resorts & Hotels

📍 115 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA, 70130

📞 504-207-7400

Enjoy upscale luxury in a prime location when choosing the Bluegreen Vacations Club La Pension, a smoke free Ascend Resort Collection in New Orleans, LA. Our six-building property is near the French Quarter, St. Louis Cathedral, Preservation Hall, Royal Street, Jackson Square and Bourbon Street. All guest rooms feature boutique-style decorations,free wi-fi, a kitchen facility with mini-refrigerator and microwave, safe, coffee maker, iron and ironing board, hair dryer and flat-screen cable television. Our business center has copy and fax services and free local calls. Spend time relaxing by visiting our rooftop sundeck with city views. Guest laundry facilities are available. Make your reservation today at the Bluegreen Vacations Club La Pension, Ascend Resort Collection in New Orleans, LA for the best combination of upscale amenities in a perfect location.

Biddy Basketball

Basketball Clubs & Lessons

📍 2377 Leon C Simon Dr, New Orleans, LA, 70122

📞 504-283-5917

Biddy Basketball was originated in 1951 by Jay Archer, Executive Director of the Youth Center in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The game of Biddy Basketball was developed to teach both boys and girls the skills and fundamentals of basketball. Instituting the concepts of an imposed height limit, shorter goals and a smaller ball made the game of basketball competitive for younger players. By the mid 1950’s, Biddy had spread nationwide with tournaments held to determine a national champion for twelve year old boys. The U.S. government recognized the value of Biddy and sent Jay Archer to South America and Asia as a good-will measure to conduct basketball clinics and begin Biddy programs. Jay Archer’s dream came true in 1967 with the first International Tournament in which teams from 10 nations and commonwealths participated. Henry “Dunk” Beter became Director of Biddy Basketball in 1970 following the loss of Jay Archer. As a former Director of the New Orleans Recreation Department, “Dunk” was well aware of the value of youth sports in the development of a child’s character and physical capabilities. Biddy continued to grow under “Dunk’s” leadership with the addition of the boys 8 and 10 year old age bracket, as well as, the girls division. Following “Dunks” retirement in 1966, Firmin Simms, who had been active in coaching for the New Orleans Recreation Department since 1955, as well as, serving as Assistant Director of Biddy under “Dunk” Beter, assumed the role as Director. As an active advocate for youth sports, Biddy Basketball continues to thrive under his direction and we continue to see many Biddy athletes progressing into the high school, collegiate and professional ranks.