festivals

There is no shortage of great things to get out and do this weekend in the Acadiana area.

Celebrating 34 years of deliciousness!

I missed the Mac & Cheese festival (it was held at Perkins Rowe this past weekend), but I plan on making it there next year!

It's festival season in Louisiana, and here are some basics to keep you calm, cool, and collected during all the fun!

We've all been there at some point in our lives. We find ourselves somewhere outside of South Louisiana surrounded by people not accustomed to the things we say or do. We might let out a "C'est tout fini?" or tell someone to "Make a pass" because "We're gonna make a roux" and get a look as if we're speaking a language from a different galaxy. For folks who might now know what we're all about, below is officially the unofficial guide to "Nine Things To Expect When A Cajun Moves In To Your Town".

We are famous for celebrating just about everything here in Louisiana, and summer is a perfect time for a festival in the Bayou State!

We do love our festivals here in Louisiana, and we are always up to celebrate something!

If you attend any of the many festivals in Louisiana this Spring you're going to see these people. You might even be one of them.

The Confrerie D' Abbeville will present the 31st annual Giant Omelette Celebration in downtown Abbeville Nov 7 & 8.

Stone Energy Corporation will hold their 4th annual Gumbo Cook off to benefit United Way of Acadiana on Thursday, October 8th in the parking lot of the Cajundome.

The annual Washington Catfish Festival, which was originally set for April, will be held October 1-4 in beautiful, historic Washington, LA!

Louisiana is home to over 400 unique and individual festivals every year, from all parts of our beautiful state - there is bound to be one for you this fall!

It's not been a good year for neither shrimp nor petroleum but still there are reasons to celebrate.

St John Francis Regis Catholic Church in Arnaudville will hold their 29th annual Etouffee Festival on Friday, April 24 - Sunday, April 26.

The annual South Louisiana Blackpot Festival and Cook Off will be held October 24 and 25th at LARC's Acadian Village, don't miss out on this fun event!

The 40th anniversary of Festivals Acadiens et Creoles is October 10-12 at Girard Park in Lafayette, celebrating our unique food, music, and arts and crafts here in Acadiana!

Tickets are only $7.00 for adults but Bigelow says there are options for those willing to contribute more towards the $25,000 pledge to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

The weather's getting cooler, the days are shorter, and it's time for another great traditional Louisiana festival. Hop on down to the Rayne Frog Festival to have a ‘toadally’ awesome time. According to the