9 Louisiana Festivals To Mark On Your Calendars This Fall
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Jackie Ann
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One of the many things to look forward to this fall in Louisiana is the abundance of festivals. Starting from mid-September all the way until Spring, you can pretty much bet there’s a festival happening every weekend somewhere in Louisiana. As fall quickly approaches, don’t forget to mark these 9 festivals on your calendar.
Come play with baby alligators, shop the arts and crafts mall, and stuff your face with delicious Cajun cuisine at this quintessential Louisiana festival.
September 28-30. 13825 River Rd., Luling, LA 70070.
September 28-30. 13825 River Rd., Luling, LA 70070.
Celebrate Labor Day weekend by heading out to Morgan City for the 82nd annual Louisiana Shrimp & Petroleum Festival. The festival recognizes the hard working men and women of the seafood and petroleum industries, which are the economic backbone of the area. August 30-September 3. 715 2nd St, Morgan City, LA 70380.
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Grab your poodle skirt and bell bottoms, because this festival takes you back to the good old days. Dance the day away to amazing live bands, enjoy the antique car show, compete in a jitterbug contest, and compete for top honors to see who has the best BBQ around.
September 8-9, 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 2750 N Westport Dr., Port Allen, LA 70767.
September 8-9, 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 2750 N Westport Dr., Port Allen, LA 70767.
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The Kiwanis Pepper Festival returns for its 27th annual event celebrating all things spicy. The festival includes live music, arts and crafts, tons of food vendors, and the famous pepper eating contest.
September 13-18. 200 N New Market St., Saint Martinville, Louisiana 70582.
September 13-18. 200 N New Market St., Saint Martinville, Louisiana 70582.
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Come out and watch the best local and national musicians take the stage at this popular Shreveport festival. This free festival has delicious food from local vendors, artwork from local artists, and the event is dog-friendly!
September 15 at Columbia Park: 700 Columbia St., Shreveport, LA 71104.
September 15 at Columbia Park: 700 Columbia St., Shreveport, LA 71104.
The first Gueydan Duck Festival was held in 1977 and it has grown considerably ever since. From skeet shooting to decoy carving, this perfectly Cajun festival is one you won’t want to miss.
September 20-23. 404 Dallas Guidry Rd., Gueydan, Louisiana 70542.
September 20-23. 404 Dallas Guidry Rd., Gueydan, Louisiana 70542.
If you love fried chicken (and who doesn’t?) then you’re going to want to mark this one on your calendar. The dog-friendly festival includes live music, eating contests, and delicious food from 35 local restaurants.
September 22-23. Woldenberg Park: 1 Canal St., New Orleans, LA 70130.
September 22-23. Woldenberg Park: 1 Canal St., New Orleans, LA 70130.
Kick off September with a fun-filled festival the whole family will enjoy. Celebrating Creole culture, this festival is filled with toe-tapping zydeco music from seven leading Zydeco bands, arts and crafts, and of course, great food.
September 1. 1939 W. Landry St., Opelousas, LA 70570.
September 1. 1939 W. Landry St., Opelousas, LA 70570.
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Celebrating the sugar cane industry, this fun festival is filled with parades, a carnival, live music, and more. The 77th annual Sugar Cane Festival kicks off September 26 and runs until the 30th.
600 Parkview Dr., New Iberia, LA 70563.
600 Parkview Dr., New Iberia, LA 70563.
Well, that pretty much books every weekend in September! How many of these festivals are you planning on going to? Let us know in the comments below!
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