The New Orleans Saints will have their own representation at the festivities surrounding Super Bowl LIV in Miami, even if they won’t be playing in the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers. New Orleans will be depicted with a customized model house in the Lowe’s Hometown neighborhood. Described as “an idyllic NFL community featuring dwellings for all 32 NFL teams,” each franchise will be portrayed with their own unique structure.
The dwellings are 8-foot-by-8-foot structures built in North Carolina and designed as tributes for each of their home cities. Each home was built with materials found at Lowe’s, this year’s presenting sponsor of the NFL’s Super Bowl Experience in Miami.
“Just as the two teams in the Super Bowl will be looking to bring home a championship, Lowe’s is stepping up its game and helping fans bring the NFL experience to homes across the country,” Lowe’s said in a press release.
The statement continued, describing “The Saints Quarter” as, “a Bourbon Street-inspired house, featuring a classic French Quarter balcony, silhouettes of jazz musicians and hanging gardens. It has all the flair, colors and glitz of the Big Easy itself.”
It’s an interesting interpretation of the city’s landmark historical district, which draws millions of tourists each year. Fans visiting Miami ahead of Super Bowl LIV can see “The Saints Quarter” and the rest of the neighborhood at the Miami Beach Convention Center from Saturday, Jan. 25 to Sunday, Jan. 26, as well as Wednesday, Jan. 29 to Saturday, Feb. 1, 2020.
