The National WWII Museum would love to assist with any groups/events you may bring to our wonderful city! The Museum is ready to welcome your group and can assist in a wide variety of ways to enhance your attendee experience. Conveniently located in the Warehouse District, just a few blocks from the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center and French Quarter, The National WWII Museum is in the heart of downtown.

 We have beautiful facilities for all-day meetings, luncheons, evening receptions or seated dinners that can accommodate from 4 to 5,000 guests. All of our delectable food is prepared exclusively in-house through The American Sector Catering, featuring cuisine inspired by the Greatest Generation and local Louisiana tradition.

 We can arrange group tickets to our globally recognized Museum, as well as public or private viewings of our exclusive 4D experience, Beyond All Boundaries, narrated by Tom Hanks. Also, consider incorporating an opportunity for your guests to explore our collection of artifacts not on view to the general public with our Out of the Vault tour, based on curator availability.

Expressions of America is a first-of-its-kind nighttime sound and light experience celebrating the power of individual Americans to impact the world around them during a time of monumental conflict. Available exclusively at The National WWII Museum in New Orleans, Expressions of America immerses audiences in written words, songs, and personal reflections of the everyday men and women who served our country in every way imaginable during World War II.
 

Dazzle your guests with our very own signature in-house entertainment. Always a highlight at any event, The Victory Belles—a charming vocal trio in 1940s USO attire—perform popular songs of a bygone era. The Victory Band spans from a low-key trio to a showstopping 14-piece swing orchestra. Let them take you on a nostalgic journey through WWII-era musical classics.

The National WWII Museum was recently rated by TripAdvisor as the top attraction in New Orleans, #3 museum in the United States, and #8 in the world. Come and let us show you why!