PLAQUEMINE — A local favorite spreading family fun and traditional Cajun heritage is wrapping up on Sunday in Iberville Parish. Acadian Festival kicks off final day in Plaquemine, celebrating Cajun culture PLAQUEMINE — A local favorite spreading family fun and traditional Cajun…
Midwest Food Bank Georgia is celebrating 15 years of fighting hunger and serving communities in need. The nonprofit invites the community to join its 15th anniversary celebration on Oct. 23 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at its warehouse, located at 220 Parkade Court in Peachtree City. The…
Published 7:30 am Thursday, October 15, 2026 By Karen Mobbs - Contributing Writer The 37th annual Heritage Syrup Festival is set kick off at 9 a.m., Saturday, November 14. Festival activities will split between the downtown and the Depot Museum grounds. Planning and preparations are happening every single…
Young participants at the 2025 Maker Faire observe a maker’s animatronics. Emily Bell-Drivon sat at her New Earth Treasures table, where she sold modern, Medieval-inspired jewelry with cabochon cut stones and copper & bronze wire. The time has come for the East…
Free general admission and a new venue mark the largest changes in the festival’s -five-year history SUGAR LAND, Texas – The Sugar Land Cultural Arts Foundation (SLCAF) announced today that the Sugar Land Arts & Music Fest, now in its fifth year,…
The Sugar Land Arts & Music Festival will celebrate art, music, and community. Visitors can discover works from more than 100 juried artists and craftspeople from across the region; browse fine art, jewelry, pottery, photography and more throughout the open-air marketplace; enjoy…
LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - In Downtown Lafayette, the Acadiana Center of the Arts is bringing Louisiana to the stage with the story of “Where the Suga Still Sweet.” Written by Breaux Bridge Native Brian Egland and presented in collaboration…
KALB | News Channel 5 Checking out rides at the Louisiana Cotton Festival Rides, Food and Fun at the Louisiana Cotton Festival Food bank receives 40,000-pound food donation for Cenla families LSU Economist predicts favorable conditions, job growth for Central Louisiana
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