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Introduction In the heart of Acadiana, Louisiana, lies a distillery that marries agricultural heritage with craft spirits: J.T. Meleck Distillers, based in Branch, LA, within Acadia Parish. What sets them apart is simple yet bold: they grow their own rice
Meet the Makers: Grand Réveil Acadien Returns to Church Point Church Point, Louisiana is where Cajun heritage lives loud—through language, music, and hands-on traditions passed from one generation to the next. And on Saturday, October 18, 2025, the town once
Meet the Makers – German Fest Blog October 2025 Meet the Makers: The Families Behind German Fest in Roberts Cove AcadiaParish.com | October 2025 Each fall, just as the summer heat fades and the first hints of crisp October air
Mowata Store – A Cajun Tradition on the Specialty Meats & Cracklin’ Trail In the heart of Acadia Parish, where backroads weave through rice fields and small-town charm runs deep, there’s a local institution that embodies the flavors and traditions
In the heart of Acadia, Cajun Harvest Country, Koa Melancon and Sarah O’Pry—better known as the Cajun Mamas—have captured the essence of Cajun life through their videos on traditions, culture, and casual coffee talks. Their journey began like many great
Country Roads Magazine takes you on a journey through the heart of Acadia, Cajun Harvest Country, celebrating the region’s rich culture and vibrant traditions. Explore the agricultural festivities from this year’s Rayne Frog Festival, indulge in the culinary delights of
The Louisiana Travel Association (LTA) introduced Acadia Parish Convention & Visitors Commission as the winner of the Outstanding CVB/TC of the Year (Budget up to $499,000) during its Annual Meeting last week in New Orleans, La. This year, LTA presented 19 “Louey Awards”
Although they are different in many ways, Cajun and Creole Courir de Mardi Gras and New Orleans-style parades share the same European roots. Learn about the origins of these traditions in this explanation provided by Larry Miller. End-of-Winter Parties in
It was a bright morning in early June when we received a surprise visit from a local legend. Mr. Larry Miller, Cajun instrument maker from Iota, came that morning bearing a gift. It was a rudimentary instrument fashioned from 2
Introduction In the heart of Acadiana, Louisiana, lies a distillery that marries agricultural heritage with craft spirits: J.T. Meleck Distillers, based in Branch, LA, within Acadia Parish. What sets them apart is simple yet bold: they grow their own rice
Meet the Makers: Grand Réveil Acadien Returns to Church Point Church Point, Louisiana is where Cajun heritage lives loud—through language, music, and hands-on traditions passed from one generation to the next. And on Saturday, October 18, 2025, the town once
Meet the Makers – German Fest Blog October 2025 Meet the Makers: The Families Behind German Fest in Roberts Cove AcadiaParish.com | October 2025 Each fall, just as the summer heat fades and the first hints of crisp October air
Mowata Store – A Cajun Tradition on the Specialty Meats & Cracklin’ Trail In the heart of Acadia Parish, where backroads weave through rice fields and small-town charm runs deep, there’s a local institution that embodies the flavors and traditions
In the heart of Acadia, Cajun Harvest Country, Koa Melancon and Sarah O’Pry—better known as the Cajun Mamas—have captured the essence of Cajun life through their videos on traditions, culture, and casual coffee talks. Their journey began like many great
Country Roads Magazine takes you on a journey through the heart of Acadia, Cajun Harvest Country, celebrating the region’s rich culture and vibrant traditions. Explore the agricultural festivities from this year’s Rayne Frog Festival, indulge in the culinary delights of
The Louisiana Travel Association (LTA) introduced Acadia Parish Convention & Visitors Commission as the winner of the Outstanding CVB/TC of the Year (Budget up to $499,000) during its Annual Meeting last week in New Orleans, La. This year, LTA presented 19 “Louey Awards”
Although they are different in many ways, Cajun and Creole Courir de Mardi Gras and New Orleans-style parades share the same European roots. Learn about the origins of these traditions in this explanation provided by Larry Miller. End-of-Winter Parties in
It was a bright morning in early June when we received a surprise visit from a local legend. Mr. Larry Miller, Cajun instrument maker from Iota, came that morning bearing a gift. It was a rudimentary instrument fashioned from 2