Discover four top holiday light displays in Baton Rouge and Livingston, featuring festive trails, glowing gardens, zoo lights, and family-friendly Christmas attractions.
Church Point’s Candy Cane Lane Christmas lights display is back with a free drive-thru holiday attraction for families, seasonal fun, and Louisiana Christmas tradition.
It sounds exaggerated, but there’s actually a real trend behind why so many people are talking about cannabis use during the holidays, especially around Thanksgiving.
Here's the list of restaurants around Lafayette, Youngsville, New Iberia, and Louisiana that are reporting they'll be open for business Thanksgiving Day, 2025.
As we countdown the days to Thanksgiving, many of us are excited about the meal, while some may even be excited about the company and family you'll see.
The Festival of Lights returns to Lafayette’s Oil Center on Dec 5, 2025, with 250+ new holiday lights, a 21+ rooftop party and family fun zone amid trolley rides and Santa’s sleigh.
The Alexandria Zoo’s Holiday Light Safari returns with glowing pathways, festive displays, Santa visits, train rides, and family fun across select dates in November and December.
A new survey ranks Louisiana’s top butcher shops, highlighting Cochon Butcher, Iverstine, and Took’s as go-to spots for Thanksgiving meats and local favorites.
The CPKC Holiday Train returns to Louisiana with seven festive stops, live music, and support for local food banks. See the full 2025 schedule and locations.