It’s time to get ready for one of the best events in all of Louisiana – Mardi Gras! Time to practice those phrases, “Throw me somethin’ Mister” (well known as the proper expression to beg for beads as the floats pass) and “Laissez les bon temps rouler” (a Cajun French expression meaning “Let the Good …
Category Archives: Holidays
Holiday Trail of Christmas Lights & Activities in Louisiana
Many cities in Louisiana host their own holiday light displays and parades during the Christmas season. Follow our trail from North Louisiana all the way through the southern part of the state. Shreveport-Bossier Make sure you’ve set aside time for your holiday cheer for these festive events that happen in Shreveport-Bossier every Christmas. The Christmas in Roseland lights display …
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Why Winter is the Best Time to Visit Louisiana
While there is no bad time to visit the Bayou State, wintertime is one of the best seasons to plan your trip. Enjoy all of the best food, sights, and attractions without the crowds! Here are 5 reasons why winter is the best time of year to visit Louisiana. Mild Winters: Is there 10 feet …
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Why You Should Spend Christmas in New Orleans
Snow may not coat the ground and sledding may not be on the itinerary, but New Orleans knows how to throw an incredible Christmas. You’ll be feeling merry & bright this holiday season with these festive events all through December. November 29 – January 1: Celebration in the Oaks City Park is a must-see destination for …
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The Most Haunted Spots in Louisiana
Slamming doors, disembodied voices, and mysteriously moving objects are just some of the things you might experience while visiting these haunted spots across Louisiana. While there are lots of buildings and cemeteries claiming to have unnatural happenings, these 5 Louisiana locations are chilling to the bone. Spook yourself with these haunted tales or visit them …
The Cemeteries & Tours in New Orleans
Why go to a haunted house with plastic decorations and actors to get you into the Halloween spirit, when you could visit one of New Orleans’ many cemeteries and graveyards? In New Orleans, these cemeteries aren’t your usual sight and have a hauntingly beautiful uniqueness to them that makes visiting them the perfect autumn tradition. …
Halloween in Louisiana
There’s no place that does Halloween better than the State of Louisiana. Every city, town, and swamp throw their own events filled with top of the line costumes, delicious food, and great Halloween activities. From family-friendly events to music festivals and haunted houses, we’ve outlined some of the best events and attractions to get into …
Exploring Louisiana With the Kids
If you’re thinking of loading up the little ones and heading out on a family vacation, then look no further than the Bayou State of Louisiana. Louisiana has a vibrant culture unlike no other, amazing events all year long, and unique activities that you and your kids will enjoy. Navigating the spicy foods and gigantic …
6 Northshore Events That Are Too Good to Miss
Everyone knows that Louisiana is a non-stop party, with every small town throwing events all year round. You’ve heard of New Orleans Jazzfest, and the great Cajun food festivals all across the state, but the Northshore region hosts several amazingly unique events that tend to fly under the radar. The quaint towns across the lake …
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How to Celebrate the Fourth of July in Louisiana
This Fourth of July, don’t settle for an average backyard barbeque with some hot dogs and cheap fireworks. Celebrate America’s independence in true Louisiana style with parades, fireworks, live music, and delicious food. No matter where you find yourself on the Fourth, we promise Louisiana’s festive and colorful spirit will have you feeling patriotic in …
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