Horse Farm

The free, family-friendly Christmas celebration will include live music, pop-up shops, kids activities, and much more!

It was a special edition of the “Lafayette Food Junkie” show as Tiffiany did a recorded episode from the Lafayette Farmer’s and Artisan’s Market at Moncus Park.

The organizers of the Women's March say they will stand up for women and other marginalized groups.

Lafayette Central Park Inc., the non-profit group which is helping turn the property into a world-class public park, has announced that they've received a major donation in exchange for naming rights to the new park.

The plan calls for kiosks with maps highlighting bike routes.

A free summer concert series will be held at the Horse Farm in Lafayette every Wednesday, beginning on May 27.

Lafayette City-Parish Government will consider an ordinance Tuesday night that will grant Lafayette Central Park, Inc., the development organization that is responsible for transforming the former university horse farm into Lafayette's future central park, additional time to fund and begin construction on the site.

$15 million is the cost of construction with another $15 million going to an interest bearing account.

In 2012, the city gave the university an 8-acre park and $5.8 million to save the property from commercial development.

Lafayette City-Parish President Joey Durel joined “Nathan and Bernie in the Morning” today to explain why he believes this bill is important for the growth of the Horse Farm property.

City-Parish President Joey Durel joined us to discuss the progress of Lafayette Central Park, and to reveal some of the exciting attractions under consideration.

The Horse Farm is being transferred into a park for Lafayette, but organizers of Central Park need the public's input.

Construction on phase one could begin as early as summer 2014 with a grand opening targeted for 2015.

The excitement is building around the Horse Farm property in Lafayette, LA. From farmers markets to special events and the planning stages of development into a passive park, there's a lot that can be done with the property, but just how big is the Horse Farm?

The Board of Directors want residents to give their thoughts on what sort of developments should be included with the 100 acre property.

The Board of Directors want residents to show up at the Horse Farm tomorrow to give their suggestions on what sort of developments should be included with the 100 acre property.

City-Parish President Joey Durel discusses the lease of the Horse Farm and clarify the despite the confusion.

City-Parish President Joey Durel says turning it over to a nonprofit group will likely make it easier for them to raise money than local government.

If a deal is approved, Lafayette Central Park Inc. would be responsible for at least $6.8 million in improvements at property.

A new tradition touting "fresh and local" products recently began in Lafayette and hopes to continue for years to come.