We sat down with Hollie Girouard from Ton's Drive-In in Broussard to find out where she likes to eat when she's not cooking up delicious breakfast and plate lunches. Watch the video below or check out the abbreviated answers below for a quick read. Favorite place to eat breakfast? The French Press…
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Acadiana has been a melting pot of cultures since its early beginnings. French-Canadians immigrated…
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Many tourists head straight to Avery Island for the world-famous TABASCO® plant and completely miss…
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Swamp Tours The perfect way to view all the outdoor bounty Lafayette and the surrounding areas have is to take a swamp tour. Glide through cypress trees while keeping an eye out for various wildlife and alligators while learning about the swamps and bayous of Cajun Country from a local boat captain…
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Just because we’re staying home doesn’t mean we can’t have fun. Plenty of local organizations are offering enriching programs you and your families can enjoy right from your computer or smartphone. Miss the food, music, and scenery of Cajun Country? Check out these coloring sheets of Lafayette’s…
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Southern hospitality is a draw for travelers. The charm of Lafayette is evident in its visual, musical, cultural, and culinary delights. After you get your fill of seafood and nightlife, spend some time getting back to nature in Lafayette and enjoy the flowers that are on display year-round. Nature…
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Driving south past low-lying sugarcane fields, you'll suddenly see something out of the ordinary in…
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St. Martin Parish embodies the spirit of Acadiana with great food, lively dance halls, local shops, and the largest swamp in the United States. History Cajun roots were planted in St. Martin Parish in the mid-1700s by thousands of French Catholics, exiled from Acadia, Canada by the Anglican British…
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There's no place quite like Rock'n'Bowl, and that's exactly what visitors and locals love about it…
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A. Hays Town Leaves His Mark on Lafayette Regarded as the South’s premier architect, Acadiana native A. Hays Town is known for his distinctive style and timeless designs. His architecture has become as integral to the local culture as Cajun food and Zydeco music. Image courtesy of Country Roads…
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