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Discover Louisiana's quirkiest festivals, from frog-jumping contests to werewolves!

Some in Lafayette, Louisiana may have noticed a decorative heart on their vehicle, and here's why they are there.

One of South Louisiana's best festivals is the Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival and now we have a look at the annual festival poster.

The wait is finally over! Festival International de Louisiane has finally unveiled its highly anticipated music lineup for 2024.

Festival International says they are bringing back favorites and news musical guests.

The 2nd annual Louisiana Bourbon Festival is set to take place in October, and we have all of the details...

A video posted on TikTok shows a man at a music festival rubbing a woman's arm and what's strange about it is that he thinks it's his wife's arm

An unexpected guest or fan was spotted near one of the stages at Festival International last weekend.

Many in south Louisiana are excited about the upcoming Crawfish Festival in Breaux Bridge and now local police are outlining some safety measures.

The infamous festival will take place from April 14-16, 2023 in Scott, La.

Acadiana Center for the Arts Gulf Brew 2022 is this Saturday and we are so ready for it.

The Louisiana Renaissance Festival is heading back to the state to provide you with the most unique experience around.

Downtown Lafayette Unlimited (DLU) has announced the Fall '22 lineup for Downtown Alive, and it features some amazing performers.

The 15th annual Boudin Cook-Off and Acadiana Bacon Festival announced the date of this year's festival.

Acadiana Center for the Arts has announced the dates for Gulf Brew 2022.

Festival International de Louisiane is looking for volunteers for this year's festival. The festival will take place April 27- May 1, 2022, in Downtown Lafayette.

By now we all know that the 2021 Louisiana Sugarcane Festival in New Iberia was canceled due to COVID concerns.

The 31st annual event has come a long way since the first handful of chefs participated in the inaugural event in 1989.

The annual festival is organized each year by the Sunset Garden Club and will feature fresh herbs, native plants, flowers, and herbal products.

Admission to this festival is free.