Rugby World Cup watch party, free music and more things to do in New Orleans this weekend

Nikola Bursic of NOLA Gold wins a lineout against Old Glory DC at Segra Field In 2021 in Leesburg, Virginia. Photo: Scott Taetsch/Getty Images
The Saints are back in the Caesars Superdome to start their regular season, but there are plenty of other things to do this weekend around New Orleans.
🏉 Watch the Rugby World Cup with NOLA Gold Rugby at Finn McCool's Friday at 2pm. RSVP to get your first drink free. Doors open at noon.
👀 Make some permanent decisions at the fifth annual New Orleans Tattoo Arts Festival through Sunday.
🎺 Celebrate Shamarr Allen's "True Orleans 2" at the Broadside Friday night with the Brassaholics, Big Six Brass Band, Big Sam and Erica Falls.
🖼️ The New Orleans Museum of Art hosts its NOMA at Night series Friday with special gallery talks and performances by DJ HEELTURN and Sasha Masakowski.
🎶 Buffa's hosts its monthly free performance Saturday night with Freddie Blue and the Friendship Circle. RSVP to secure your spot.
🔨 Interested in buying and renovating an old New Orleans home? Join the Preservation Resource Center on Saturday for a daylong workshop exploring how to do it the right way.
🐶 Learn about recycling while introducing the kids to Rocky and Skye from "Paw Patrol" during a special appearance at the Louisiana Children's Museum on Saturday.
🤵 Grab your finest threads and head to The Windsor Court's Legendary Dinner for a five-course meal Saturday benefiting the Emeril Lagasse Foundation. Tickets are limited to 50 guests and are $1,250 each.
☂️ Rivertown Theaters debuts "Singin' in the Rain" this weekend, with showtimes through Sept. 24.
📚 Concert pianists Michael Harold and Quinn Peeper celebrate the publication of their new book, "Classical Shindig: Amateur Artistry from the Simple to the Sublime," at Garden District Books on Tuesday.

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