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Our Favorite Holiday Festivals in Louisiana

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

The Giant Omelette Celebration

Posted by: Mae Mayeux Do you like your omelette with two eggs or three? How about 5,000? The Giant Omelette Celebration in Abbeville, Louisiana is a one-of-a-kind annual celebration where dozens of chefs gather to cook up a massive omelette… Read more

Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival

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

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

Your Complete Guide to Exploring Monroe, Louisiana

Up in the northeastern part of Louisiana lies Monroe, a small city with a long history that appears to be a sleepy Southern town, but is not nearly as sleepy as it looks. Side streets and alleyways are covered in murals depicting the (alleg… Read more

The Most Beautiful Churches in Louisiana

Louisiana has a rich cultural history and a strong Catholic influence which, when mixed together, creates some of the most awe-inspiring and iconic churches in the United States. As the Catholic faith was carried over by both the French and Spanish c… Read more

The Cemeteries & Tours in New Orleans

Why go to a haunted house with plastic decorations and actors to get you into the Halloween spirit, when you could visit one of New Orleans’ many cemeteries and graveyards? In New Orleans, these cemeteries aren’t your usual sight and have a hauntingl… Read more

The Ultimate Guide to Exploring Shreveport, LA

In the northwest corner of Louisiana lies one of the state’s best-kept secrets. Shreveport is a cultural mecca with enough museums and attractions to keep you busy for weeks, plus incredible Cajun and Creole cuisine to satisfy any craving. To top it … Read more

Romantic Activities in Mandeville, Louisiana

Maybe it’s your special person’s birthday or an anniversary, or maybe you just want to sweep your significant other away for a weekend of romance. The charming lakefront town of Mandeville, Louisiana offers a wide variety of romantic restaurants and … Read more

Why Winter is the Best Time to Visit Louisiana

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