Independence Day

We are just a few days away from Independence Day 2023 and if you and the family will be in town, there's a good chance you'll want to get out and celebrate the holiday.

We are exactly one week away from Independence Day 2022 and if you and the family will be in town, there's a good chance you'll want to get out and celebrate the holiday.

It's off-limits to most public visitors

Independence Day is quickly approaching. Here is a list of events happening around Acadiana.

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The City of Broussard and the Broussard Chamber of Commerce are joining forces to bring another great Independence celebration.

The public is invited out to Sugar Mill Pond on Saturday, July 3, 2021, from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm for a night of great family fun.

The Erath 4th of July celebration will indeed be returning for 2021, officials announced on Wednesday.

Looking for family fun this 4th of July? We've got your complete rundown of events throughout the Acadiana area.

The fireworks display, beginning at 9:00 pm, can be viewed from the Youngsville Sports Complex, your home, a local business or even online through a live stream on the City of Youngsville Facebook page.

Looking for family fun this 4th of July? We've got your complete rundown of events throughout the Acadiana area.

If you're going to be popping fireworks in celebration of our nation's independence, you should know your local fireworks laws.

Will rain impact your plans for celebrating the 4th?

Before you go out and buy more artillery than is needed to defend a small country, you should know the local laws.

Looking for family fun this 4th of July? We've got your complete rundown of events throughout the Acadiana area.

Rock band 3 Doors Down, country duo LOCASH along with party band The Molly Ringwalds will be performing at this year's FreedomFest at Fort Polk on Saturday, June 30.

I'm pretty sure you can guess this one.

Rising country star Maren Morris will be headlining this year's FreedomFest at Fort Polk on Saturday, July 1st.

City officials cite the economic downturn in the oil and gas industry as the catalyst for the cancellation.

Uncle Sam's Jam, Lafayette's premiere Independence Day celebration, is set for Sunday, July 3rd at Parc International.