In the heart of New Orleans' Treme neighborhood, preparations are underway for the first second-line parade since Hurricane Katrina devastated the city. A wave of reunion washes over the local musicians and residents who remain, though many…

News concerning her brother’s disappearance reached LaDonna at long last. The information spurred Albert to a course of action outside the bounds of the law.

In exchange for lessons, Davis buys himself a measure of independence. Meanwhile, Albert stumbles upon a disquieting truth, and Annie finds herself unexpectedly employed on her birthday.

Antoine spent his holiday with his children in Baton Rouge, while LaDonna and Toni investigated a puzzling case of mistaken identity within the community. Meanwhile, Davis and Creighton resolved to share their struggles with a wider audienc…

With the city welcoming back many who had been forced to leave, another second line parade swells the streets. Amidst the jubilant procession, Albert appeals to a City Councilman, urging him to reopen the housing projects. Meanwhile, Davis …

Toni sought guidance from a former police officer, hoping he could shed light on the enigma of Daymo. Meanwhile, Albert harbored resentment over the absence of suitable accommodation, and Davis strategically amplified his public image throu…

As Janette journeys onward, her culinary talents in tow, LaDonna and Toni find a glimmer of optimism in a judge’s unexpected demand, while Antoine experiences both loss and opportunity—a mentor departed, yet a new position secured.

With New Orleans preparing for its first Fat Tuesday since the storm, Albert receives a message from the NOPD that offers little cause for joy. Sonny departs, leaving Annie to navigate the day alone; LaDonna postpones sharing her troubling …

As the revelry of Mardi Gras fades, Davis seeks a balm for the ensuing melancholy. Annie makes a choice that Sonny interprets as a personal slight. Janette's newest culinary undertaking encounters unforeseen difficulties. Antoine unexpected…

Toni’s worries regarding Creighton deepen into resentment. For St. Joseph’s night, Albert and the Indians prepare their uniforms. Antoine squanders a significant sum on gambling. Davis attempts to persuade Janette to remain in New Orleans. …