Wherever you go in Louisiana, someone is always performing great live music nearby. A stroll down Bourbon Street in New Orleans – a...
Louisiana is made of live music. The beauty of Louisiana’s musical tradition is that it's a participatory one. People of all ages and...
Louisiana: It's where jazz was born, where Cajun and zydeco were created and where country's early stars got their start. With such a...
Back when European powers loved nothing better than playing hot potato with ownership of the faraway Louisiana colony, a group of...
The rich, rolling farmlands of North Louisiana are known for many delicious crops, but perhaps none are as famous as Ruston peaches....
Each year, south Louisiana festivals offer a showcase for the state’s rich musical talents and top national and international artists...
Founded by a sheriff who wanted to bring some entertainment to the small agricultural town of Crowley, the Grand Opera House of the...
As cities around the Louisiana don their festive finery for the December holiday season, many also stage beautiful performances of...
There's only one place fans of country music should find themselves this Memorial Day weekend, May 28–29: Louisiana State University's...
The entertainment season is almost anytime of year at casinos across Louisiana. What can you expect to find on stage?
If you're a fan of Cajun traditions or have always wanted to learn more about this amazing culture, plan a trip to Cajun Country...
Eager to experience the glamour and excitement of a Broadway hit? Look no further than Louisiana, where professional touring groups...
There’s no doubt Louisiana boasts an amazingly rich musical history. That said, today’s musical artists have refused to merely ride on...
New Orleans will always be associated with jazz, and rightly so, but the Crescent City also gave birth to another major American music...
Heading west out of jazz-soaked New Orleans, you’ll no doubt notice the pianos and horns soon giving way to fiddles and accordions....
New Orleans is a city defined by its unique and colorful history. It’s for that reason that most tend to view the place as something...
Every year, when they begin to feel the magnetic pull, music lovers know that – if they haven’t already done so – it’s time to plan...
Recognizing the community’s importance to one of the state’s favorite foods, the Louisiana Legislature in 1959 declared Breaux Bridge...
In comparison with some other popular Louisiana events, the French Quarter Festival is a bit of a youngster – not yet 30 years old....
A lot of times, northwest Louisiana is described as being more akin to its Texas neighbor than to its Cajun brothers down south. But...
Begun in 1995 as Essence magazine’s 25th birthday party, the Essence Music Festival has become, in the words of its founders, “the...
Get ready for the onslaught of entertainment, food, art and fun every October in Shreveport-Bossier. Be ready for the 2011 festival,...
Based on the legend of Jean Lafitte's buried treasure, the Lake Charles area celebrates Contraband Days for two solid weeks....
From Elvis Presley to Huddie “Lead Belly” Ledbetter to big-time guitar sideman James Burton, North Louisiana’s musical roots are deep...
Named after Daniel Webster, Webster Parish was formally created in 1871 with land taken from Claiborne, Bossier, and Bienville...
This annual celebration on the first full weekend of May occurs in the Leesville Historic District. Food, fun, arts and crafts, and...
For more than a decade the weekly performance known as the Rendez-Vous Des Cajuns Live Radio and TV Show attracts visitors and locals...
It's hard to think of a better way to stave off the blues than by soaking up some good Delta blues in Louisiana's Capital City. The...
South Louisiana is steeped in the legend of Jean Lafitte and his buried treasure, but if you’re not into digging for contraband, try...
Founded by the French in 1718, the city known worldwide as the “birthplace of jazz” is cradled in the crescent of the powerful...
It's so inspiring. If everybody could see a sunset on the bayou, maybe we would get the support we need to save the wetlands.
Before the Civil War in New Orleans, slaves congregated weekly at Congo Square to play and sing the native music of Africa and the...