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    Sa'Rah H.

    Paradigm Gardens is super cute! I learned about a recent event from instagrams and decided to check it out. I'm sad I didn't realize it's maybe 4 blocks from my house. I visited on Sunday during one of their brunch market, plant sales. The weather was warm and sunny, perfect for a garden party! There were baby goats! Sooo stinking cute. There were food and other types of vendors. I had a strawberry mint lemonade and got a super cute mason jar as a souvenir. I also bought a cute little fruit bearing plant that I'm excited to see grow! I can't wait to come back for another event.

    Suzy J.

    From the moment we arrived for our rehearsal, we knew we were in extraordinary hands. The sacred, uplifting energy that radiates through the garden is palpable--it immediately puts you at ease and makes the entire celebration feel meaningful and elevated. The grounds are immaculate, and it's clear the groundskeeping team pours real care, artistry, and intention into every inch of the space. Every single detail of our wedding day and night was handled with grace, precision, and heart. The behind-the-scenes magic, the thoughtful accommodations, and the warmth and attentiveness of every team member made the entire experience feel effortless for us as a couple. That level of excellence doesn't just happen--and as wedding vendors ourselves, we were genuinely impressed by the caliber of professionalism, coordination, and care across the board. You run an exceptional ship. The food and bar deserve their own standing ovation. We had countless guests come up to us throughout the night saying, "This is the best wedding food I've ever had." And they meant it. The quality, execution, and flavor were truly Michelin-star worthy--which is incredibly difficult to achieve on a large scale. What sets this culinary team apart is that everything is plated fresh--not banquet-style, not mass-produced. You can taste the intention in every bite. Guests were eating hot, beautifully executed food while still fully immersed in the flow and joy of the night. Karen and the coordination team were exceptional--calm, intuitive, deeply capable, and genuinely invested in making our day feel personal, joyful, and seamless. We are endlessly grateful that we ended up with your team for our big day. It truly could not have gone more wonderfully in anyone else's hands. If you are considering this venue and team: book them without hesitation. We will be advocating for this institution forever and actively looking for reasons to work together again. Same time next year? Love Suzy & Hunter

    Baby goat at Baby Goat Yoga
    Cynthia W.

    Several times a year Paradigm Gardens offers baby goat yoga in additional to the many other events they offer like outdoor socially distanced dinner and concerts. I attended baby goat yoga with friends and we all definitely enjoyed the experience even though none of us are yoga experts. The staff walked around during the yoga practice and placed goat kibbles on each mat to ensure that you received a visit for the baby goats. Everyone was so busy petting the goats and laughing that we didn't get much yoga done. It was a wonderfully fun group outdoor activity. Refreshments included fresh baked pastries and beverages like tea, coffee, and water. The garden in springtime is one of the most beautiful gardens I've seen in New Orleans. The staff seem very dedicated and caring.

    sunday plant sale with live music
    Kara S.

    Every Sunday from 9am-12pm there is a plant sale with live music and some other local vendors. When I went there was empanadas and macaroons being sold. Admission is free and there are tables that you can stand at and listen to the music. There's even baby goats that you can pet!

    We can't recommend Paradigm Gardens enough!! It is a magical little place. We were looking for an intimate outdoor venue, easy logistics, and great food - and Paradigm Gardens checked all of those boxes. Karen and the team made planning super easy. The custom menu and bar were incredible. Best decision of our wedding planning!

    Mexican Chocolate yummmmm
    Leah V.

    Came across this amazing weekly event at the Paradigm Gardens this past Sunday. I had such an amazing time and can not wait for what next week brings!! As you walk into the beautiful garden your engulfed with the sounds of music and the smell of fresh flowers blooming and herbs being sold. My crawfish and spinach and cheese empanadas from Empanola were so delicious! My taste buds were yelling for more. I also tried a Mexican chocolate paleta from Bayouside Paletas, which was delightfully refreshing with its rich chocolate bites inside. My hibiscus lemonade is a new favorite and I love how it was within a mason jar. Very eco friendly and who doesn't love cups !! lol Oh I can not forget the cute goats your able to feed !! I highly recommend you check this even on Sunday !

    The new baby goats
    Amy O.

    We went to a pre wedding party and loved the garden. It was a beautiful little urban oasis and we enjoyed music, comfort food and cold drinks. The strung lights make for a beautiful atmosphere. Obviously can't fault the garden, but the cab ride over from the French quarter was pretty depressing as we passed extensive tent villages under the overpasses. Besides private parties, there is a calendar of events on the website including music nights and goat yoga. We actually checked out the goat yoga as well, but I think this place shines more as a twilight evening relaxed outdoor drink venue. I would personally pick a music night over a yoga night if I did again. Note it is BYOB.

    Feeding the cute wittle goats
    Carla S.

    Friends and I came to Paradigm for their Sunday Farmer's Market and we absolutely loved it! It's within an actual garden, a small/quaint space with picnic benches, and delicious bites and drinks from local small businesses. The goats are such a nice treat to see, they're extremely gentle and they let you feed them. Our next plan is to attend one of their evening concerts with wine. Such a natural, cozy, gem in the heart of an urban city.

    Morgan F.

    This farm in Central City is a magical little place. I have wanted to come to this secret garden for quite some time now and solo bought a ticket to the 504ward Restaurant Night. The weather was primo as the sun ducked down below the horizon. As you walk through the gate, citronella torches flickered around lush rows of vegetation. A DJ was spinning on a little stage in front of the Paradigm mural; a silhouette of the city tangled up in vines (lerv). Like a live Pandora, the DJ put her record sleeve up so we could see who she was playing. The jams were wonderful all night long, and every now and then I would wiggle my shoulders like a profesh salsa dancer warming up. (...a dance floor would be aMAZing). A friend of mine had met AJ, the goat, at a past event. Her close encounter left her with a bit of a haircut but the picture is priceless. AJ, and the two mini goats, Raisin and Oatmeal...enough for me to come out again. So cute. While I may have gone solo, a handful of friends were also attending, and I made some new ones in this wonderfully intimate setting. You have to leave all your cares, stress, angry thoughts on the outside of this fence. It's just too lovely to take with you inside all this green. This space would be wonderful for a first date or, as mentioned, an engagement party. Joel represented for the two owners, him and Jimmy, and was so incredibly nice, professional, and very informative. Even though things got busy at times, he was willing to chat about the possibility of maybe this lady's engagement party being in the space. While this may not be the same food that you enjoy when you go, I have got to say, it.was.amazing. The food was mostly from Ancora. I've never loved vegetables so much in my life, and the bruschetta was incredible (kisses fingers Italian-style). The also had tasty drink bevs but I was abstaining for Lent, womp womp. I can't wait to come back to this space for one of their events. The caliber of the vendors that had participated this night was quite high in my opinion, and I feel like the vendors want to be great in this space because everyone is being great. I would suggest to bring bug spray (though I think they have it there), and a light sweater, but definitely go. It's wonderful, and I have no doubt every experience will be unique and interesting in this wonderful venue.

    Jey R.

    This place is very much my speed. Outdoors, good food and good music. I was in heaven when I visited for the first time. It was a 504ward event so they had a full spread set up for us. I was perfectly fine with the brick oven pizza but their freshly picked garden salad with that homemade honey dressing was very good as well. I loved that there were a few seating areas and room to roam. The garden is very lush and obviously very well taken care of. These guys got it right and I'm glad they made their vision come to life. You can see it all over their faces that they love what they do and what they've created. They seem more than happy to share their space with you.

    This DJ was so good, words can't even express it
    Jonathan C.

    This little corner of heaven is a great spot to book a wedding reception, engagement dinner, bat mitzvah, and more. I was bedazzled by the place as soon as I stepped foot inside. Cool points to Joel (the owner) for hosting such an amazing event with a great mix of sweet and savory venues. #WeLubJoel We came here for a 504 Ward event and it was amazing. As soon as you enter the gate, you're greeted by a wide variety of vegetables growing all around you. It was a really cool sight to see. They do a pizza and pie series every Wednesday and they have events every Tuesday. This event was a casual cocktail mix and mingle; classic 504 Ward! Joel did a great job setting everything up. He had a DJ playing songs you just wanted to chacha and salsa too most of the night, he had Old New Orleans Rum making amazing mixed drinks, and he even had a wheel barrel properly representing NOLA Brewery. Good job Joel #Kuddos The food was also worth the wait. Ancora Pizzeria and I got to know each other pretty well, as I had about four servings of their delicious bruschetta. I also had a few pupusas from The Pupusa Lady, and lastly I sweetened it up with pecan pie from Windowssill Pie. Side note: I'll be buying a few of those pies for an upcoming party! All and all, this place host great events, the ambiance is a good mix, and the hosts are pretty darn funny.

    Lauren P.

    Paradigm gardens is one of our very favorite places to go. Every event that we have gone to here feels very special. The setting is unique and beautiful, and adds to the feel of the evening. The food that has always been served is some of the best I've had. The fun thing is that it is always different, with rotating chefs, and the foods they serve aren't necessarily food I would normally choose at a restaurant but I really enjoy them and it makes me try new things. There is always plenty of food too and I leave absolutely stuffed. The goat families are a bonus too, the babies are so cute I could go there just to watch them. They also do private events here, which I will definitely look in to the next time I'm planning one.

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