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Exploring Lafayette: The Heartbeat of Cajun Culture

Lafayette, Louisiana located in the central/southwestern part of the state along the Vermilion River, is known for its vibrant Cajun and Creole culture, including music, food and festivals. It’s a hub for Zydeco and Cajun music with many live music v… Read more
Mardi Gras Parade in New Orleans

It's Mardi Gras Season, Y'all!

It’s time to get ready for one of the best events in all of Louisiana – Mardi Gras! Time to practice those phrases, “Throw me somethin’ Mister” (well known as the proper expression to beg for beads as the floats pass) and “Laissez les bon temps roule… Read more

Exploring Cajun Country

Posted by: Mae Mayeux Cajun Country is a region in South Central Louisiana home to the majority of the state’s Francophone population. Also referred to as Acadiana, this vast and diverse region encompasses 22 parishes and stretches 100 miles inland f… Read more

Louisiana Gulf Coast Seafood That You Have To Try

It is no secret that Louisiana is known for great food. With ample supplies of the freshest seafood at your fingertips paired with the classic Creole and Cajun flavors of the bayou, some pretty amazing dishes have been created. If you are planning a … Read more

Regional Spotlight: Cajun Country

Cajun Country is located along the Gulf of Mexico in the South Central portion of Louisiana. The region was first settled by the French in 1775, who called it Acadiana or L’Acadie, and their influence can still be felt today. Here you will find a fas… Read more