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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
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
Baton Rouge, the capital of Louisiana, is located in the southern part of the state along the Mississippi River. It's situated about 80 miles northwest of New Orleans.
Baton Rouge has not always been the capital of Louisiana. The capital was original… Read more
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One of the finest and most culturally-rich festivals in Louisiana is Festival Acadiens et Créole in Lafayette, October 12-15, 2017 in Girard Park.
This festival is a self-celebration of Creole and Cajun culture:
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Posted by: Mae Mayeux
Thanksgiving ushers in the official start of the holiday season in Louisiana. All corners of the state offer their own unique yuletide celebrations guaranteed to get you in the holiday spirit. From colorful light parades to auth… Read more
Posted by: Mae Mayeux
Ponchatoula, Louisiana is known as the Strawberry Capital of the World. So it only makes sense that it would host an entire festival dedicated to the tasty red fruit. The 48th annual Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival wil… Read more
While there is no bad time to visit the Bayou State, wintertime is one of the best seasons to plan your trip. Enjoy all of the best food, sights, and attractions without the crowds! Here are 5 reasons why winter is the best time of year to visit Loui… Read more
Everyone knows that Louisiana is a non-stop party, with every small town throwing events all year round. You’ve heard of New Orleans Jazzfest, and the great Cajun food festivals all across the state, but the Northshore region hosts several amazingly … Read more
Experience the heart of New Orleans music heritage at the 19th annual Satchmo Music Festival from August 2nd-4th. This festival celebrates the life, love, and music of Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong who influenced the jazz genre in the 1920s with his inve… Read more
This Fourth of July, don’t settle for an average backyard barbeque with some hot dogs and cheap fireworks. Celebrate America’s independence in true Louisiana style with parades, fireworks, live music, and delicious food. No matter where you find your… Read more