Tremé Fall Festival

The Tremé Fall Festival is an annual celebration and powerful expression of New Orleans’ living cultural legacy.

Hosted by Friends of Tremé Culture (FOTC), the Tremé Fall Festival uplifts one of the nation’s oldest Black neighborhoods through music, art, food, architecture, and community. From brass bands and second lines to local artists and culture bearers, the Tremé Fall Fest honors the traditions that were born in Tremé and continue to shape the soul of New Orleans.

Your support on GiveNOLA Day helps make our vibrant cultural experience possible—and ensures it remains accessible to all.

🎶 What Your Gift Supports:

• Preservation of Tremé’s culture, including music, art, food, and architecture
• Micro-grants to culture bearers and organizations committed to the community
• Paid performance opportunities for local musicians and culture bearers
• Youth engagement and education programs that pass traditions to the next generation

Why It Matters
Tremé is a cornerstone of American culture. By supporting the Tremé Fall Festival, you are investing in the people, traditions, and stories that define New Orleans and inspire the world.

Every year, thousands gather to celebrate this legacy. With your help, we can make this year’s festival even more impactful—supporting more culture bearers and community organizations through micro-grants and deepening our impact on cultural preservation.

Join Us
Every gift helps sustain this vital work. Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or discovering Tremé for the first time, you are part of this story.

Celebrate culture. Preserve legacy. Support Tremé.