festivals

Cooler weather means Louisiana will use their must-haves to make the most of the season.

Crowley's International Rice Festival showed up at Good Morning America, Fox News, and The Today Show in New York City, thanks to a group of south Louisiana fans.

It's no secret that we love our festivals in Louisiana. That being said, can you believe we're not number one on the list of "Festival-Obsessed States"? We are in the top 3 though...

A barbecue festival and cook-off return to Opelousas for the second year.

The festival will take place on Saturday, April 1, 2023, at Moncus Park.

The festival will take place on October 7-9, 2022 at the Red Barn located at 2901 Old Erath Road in Abbeville, La.

Love Fest will be unique, for the entire family and focus on the good things that make living in Acadiana very special.

Looking to pass a good time with the family? Check out the rundown for the Etouffee Festival in Arnaudville for good music and even better cookin'.

Here is the lineup for the Delcambre Shrimp Festival being held from August 17- August 21, 2022.

The junior class of St. Thomas More Catholic High School is hosting this year's Hopefest Music Festival.

We took to social media to find out how folks in the epicenter of the Cajun Heartland would finish this sentence, "You Know it's Lafayette When...".

The Krewe of Red Beans initiative, Fest Fest, is helping New Orleans musicians recoup lost work due to the many festivals that have been canceled in the last few weeks. They are hiring musicians to play front porch or backyard concerts around Orleans Parish during the month of October.

Gulf Brew is coming back to downtown Lafayette this fall as a street festival on October 16, 2021, from 1:00- 5:00 p.m.

This is the 7th Annual Fete-Dieu du Teche, which is a 40-mile boat procession that will take place on the Bayou Teche

We are ready to celebrate at some of our favorite festivals this summer

Which country fest will you be in 2023 and which artists are you looking forward to seeing?

One of the premier benefits in Louisiana is getting a new home, after a pause last year due to the pandemic

A number of area festivals are still planned for this spring. Given the chance of ongoing restrictions - and even ominous warnings about COVID - will you attend?

Remember that early 2000s Rom-Com "How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days"? What if it were set in Acadiana?

The festival joins a long list of fairs and festivals in the state that have been postponed or canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic.