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27 Jun 2022

Washington Main Street Market

2022-08-05T12:49:51-05:00

The Washington Main Street Market is fun for the whole family. Find diverse and interesting vendors that sell homemade and handcrafted items right along the main street. Enjoy great food and have fun walking around this historic town.

In summer, this event takes place during the evenings starting at 5pm on the third Saturday of the month. The town’s downtown pavilion lights up the summer nights with food and music. For the rest of the year, you can enjoy the market on the third Sunday of the month from 10am to 3pm.

For vendor information, contact Laura Wilson at 337-351-4244.

Washington Main Street Market2022-08-05T12:49:51-05:00
24 Jun 2022

Le Pinceau Français

2022-07-08T16:29:28-05:00

Join artist Cynthia Alleman in Arnaudville, Louisiana for step-by-step painting instruction introducing French vocabulary and expressions while you sip your favorite drink. Tickets include all paint supplies, brushes, aprons, and easels. Students bring their beverages and snacks of their choice.

Tickets are $40. Register soon because space is limited. No previous art or French experience is necessary.

Individual classes for August 2022 (La grègue):

August 4th, 6-8 PM
August 17th, 9-11 AM
August 18th, 6-8 PM

Sponsored by: Rotary Club of Opelousas -Sunrise/Saint Luc Satellite Club

For more information contact: Cynthia Alleman at cynalleman@gmail.com or 337-298-4484.

Le Pinceau Français2022-07-08T16:29:28-05:00
20 May 2022

Exposition of Sacred Relics

2022-05-20T13:26:10-05:00

Experience a teaching and exposition of Sacred Relics at St. Landry Catholic Church in Opelousas, Louisiana. Over 150 relics will be shown, some as old as 2,000 years. Among the treasures will be relics of the Twelve Apostles, St. Joseph, St. Maria Goretti, St. John the Baptist, St. Thérèse of Lisieux, St. Faustina Kowalska, St. Francis of Assisi, St. Anthony of Padua, and St. Joan of Arc.

There will also be a fragment of the Veil that belonged to Our Lady and some of the largest remaining pieces of the Wood of the True Cross in the world.

Presented by Fr. Carlos Martins of the Companions of the Cross.

See www.treasuresofthechurch.com for more info.

Exposition of Sacred Relics2022-05-20T13:26:10-05:00
3 May 2022

Sounds of Summer

2022-05-03T16:21:21-05:00

On June 17th from 5pm-8pm, enjoy the “Sounds of Summer” celebration at the Delta Grand Theatre in Opelousas. Listen in as music students from the Louisiana Folk Roots Kids Camp perform at 6pm. Also performing is a local zydeco favorite, Wayne Singleton & Same Ol’ 2-step band.

Craft exhibits, games, and local cuisine will spotlight the cultural significance of the Atchafalaya basin region. Community organizations interested in joining the “Sounds of Summer” can email info@lafolkroots.org or tourism@cityofopelousas.com

This event is supported in part by the South Arts Rural Performance program, Atchafalaya National Heritage Association, Louisiana Division of the Arts, City of Opelousas, St. Landry Parish Government, and the St. Landry Parish Tourist Commission.

Sounds of Summer2022-05-03T16:21:21-05:00
19 Apr 2022

Bayou Courtableau Spring Market

2022-09-29T15:27:43-05:00

Head to the end of the Bayou Courtableau right where Bayou Teche begins in Port Barre, Louisiana. There, you’ll find a little craft, art, and home decor shop called The Fox’s Den. On April 30th from 9am-2pm, they are hosting the Bayou Courtableau Spring Market. This market will have vendors who specialize in hand-made original arts, crafts, photography, woodworking, cakes, pies and cookies, ceramics, and metalworking. Do some shopping for Mother’s Day or treat yourself to something new and handmade. Grab some jalapeño cheese bread from Bourque’s Supermarket to eat while you shop. The local grocery is conveniently located right across the street.

Email ErinFox@TheFoxsDenLLC.com for vendor details or message their Facebook Page.

Bayou Courtableau Spring Market2022-09-29T15:27:43-05:00
18 Apr 2022

Songwriters Side by Side

2022-04-18T13:06:24-05:00

Head to Maison Stéphanie in Arnaudville for a night filled with artistic surprises. Acadiana Center for the Arts is excited to bring you the Songwriters Side-by-Side series: An intimate evening of music, art, and cuisine, set against the backdrop of a historic home in Acadiana. This magical event includes an outdoor concert featuring Zachary Richard and Cadie Rees, delicious food, festive cocktails, and a silent auction highlighting local artists.

Songwriters Side by Side2022-04-18T13:06:24-05:00
8 Apr 2022

Market on the Lawn

2024-02-22T14:39:38-06:00

On the first Saturday of the month, head to Eunice, Louisiana for an outdoor market in the city’s beautiful downtown. Gather on the front lawn of LA Legion, a red brick building filled with antiques, artists, handmade jewelry, and more.

Get ready for crafts and face painting or purchase specialty handmade items and home decor.

Call (337)466-3611 for more details.

Market on the Lawn2024-02-22T14:39:38-06:00
31 Mar 2022

La Table Kreyol

2024-02-22T14:44:28-06:00

The NUNU Arts & Culture Collective in Arnaudville hosts La Table Kreyol, a heritage language round table. Every second Saturday of the month at 2pm, join Herbert Wiltz as he leads a casual conversation in Louisiana Creole. This event is available in person or via zoom. Complimentary coffee is available for those who join in person.

This event is made possible in partnership with the Diversity Initiative for Cultural Inclusion, Saint LUC French Immersion Cultural Campus, C.R.E.O.L.E., Inc, and Acadiana Open Channel (AOC).

La Table Kreyol2024-02-22T14:44:28-06:00
21 Mar 2022

Fête de la Nature

2024-03-28T14:35:30-05:00

Fête de la Nature is a celebration of Acadiana’s natural surroundings through art, music, food, and science. This event takes place at Atelier de la Nature in Arnaudville, Louisiana. Throughout the day, scientists will lead an open-to-the-public BioBlitz. At the BioBlitz, participants search for every species of bird, reptile, insect, plant and fungus living at the reserve.

A benefit lunch will be run by Chef Colt Patin of the Culinary Institute of Baton Rouge, his students, and Scouts Troop 174. Food will be sold at the event with proceeds will help fund Atelier de la Nature’s youth education programs.

Register for this event for free here.

This event is made possible in partnership with Cycle Zydeco.

Multilingual accessibility (French/Spanish/English). Please contact Atelier de la Nature for other accessibility requests.

About Wayne Singleton and Same Ol’ 2 Step:

Wayne Singleton, founder, lead vocalist and accordionist of the band Wayne Singleton & Same Ol 2 Step, was raised in Lewisburg, Louisiana; a community centered in the area considered to be the birthplace of Zydeco, Wayne has been playing Zydeco music since the age of seven.
Now, nearly 25 years in the music industry, Wayne writes most of his own songs, and is a very versatile musician having mastered every instrument played in his band. Wayne Singleton has earned his status and reputation of being one of elite of among zydeco musicians. He has experience of playing with many of legendary Zydeco bands and Zydeco artist like Beau Jocque, Zydeco Force, Keith Frank, Chris Ardoin, Sean Ardoin, Andre Thierry and many more.
Wayne Singleton & Same Ol’ 2 Step can not only produce and perform traditional and new Zydeco music, the band has also the canny ability to give soul and country hits a Zydeco/Creole flavor. The touch of nouveau Zydeco music has put them at a different level, without compromising their traditional roots. The demand for the music of these 2-steppin’ guys is growing daily, and you can find Wayne Singleton & Same Ol’ 2 Step playing at historical Zydeco venues, and they are in great demand for local and national festivals. When you see Wayne Singleton & Same Ol’ 2 Step at work, you will see the best. Wayne Singleton & Same Ol 2 Step will make you dance!

Fête de la Nature2024-03-28T14:35:30-05:00
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