festival

The "dog days" of summer get pretty brutal in south Louisiana. Temperatures routinely peak in the mid & upper 90's, with heat indices over the 100 degree mark. Folks all over search for a way to cool down. Snowballs are an Acadiana favorite...

I have been holding onto these photos for quite some time, but it is time to address them.

Our media partners over at KATC TV-3 are reporting that big changes are coming for those who use the shuttle to get to Festival International.

Trade Days will feature a huge open-air flea market, and the Inaugural Bayou Teche Food Festival will play host to a variety of food vendors.

The three day, multiple stage festival will feature artists like Ariana Grande, The Weeknd, Elton John and more.

Well, the announcement has been made on who's gonna be frying up the delicious eats, as well as providing entertainment.

The annual celebration of the beloved (and delicious) crawfish is happening May 5-7th at Parc Hardy in Breaux Bridge as the Crawfish Festival returns for 2017.

Louisiana's oldest agricultural celebration, The International Rice Festival, is this weekend in Crowley. Multi-platinum recording artist Joe Diffie will round out the entertainment line-up with a performance on the main stage Saturday night. The best part? It's a free festival!

The 6th Annual Alma Plantation (False River) Harvest Festival will take place in New Roads on October 14-16, 2016.
Entertainment includes Louisiana's Leroux, Na Na Sha, The Brothers Johnson, Ty Hearndon and Lakeside!
There will also be a zip line down Main Street...

The KICKOFF, a Lafayette High event. is coming on  up on Saturday, September 24, 2016.
The KICKOFF is a fall festival to celebrate homecoming week, with booths, inflatables (there will be an 18' water slide!), bands, a DJ, food, a color bash (like a color run, without the run...

The 31st Annual St. Landry Parish Cattlemen's Association "Here's the Beef" Beef Cook-off takes place on Sunday, March 6 at the St. Landry Parish Agriculture Arena.

The Great Acadian Awakening Music Festival is scheduled for the first weekend in October to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the arrival of what we now call our "Cajun" ancestors from the area known today as Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.