The Cathedral-Carmel Athletic Booster Club is hosting its’ Crawfish Boil fundraiser on Saturday, April 20. For $20, you will get 3 pounds of hot, delicious crawfish, corn and potatoes, which will be bagged and read for pick up between 3 and 6 pm. on Versailles Street at Cathedral-Carmel Sch
April 9, 2013 The Cathedral-Carmel Athletic Booster Club is hosting its’ Crawfish Boil fundraiser on Saturday, April 20th. For $20, you get 3lbs of crawfish, corn and potatoes, which will be bagged and ready for pickup between 3pm-6pm on Versailles Street at Cathedral-Carmel School. Proceeds benefit the Cathedral-Carmel Athletic Dept. which is
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Harry Shearer, the voice of more than 20 characters on the animated TV series "The Simpsons," will discuss his career at a Loyola University forum on April 8.
March 26, 2013
Dates: 04/05/2013 - 04/05/2013
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Hours: 5:30 p.m., music performance 6-8:30 p.m.
Address: Parc International, Downtown Lafayette
Phone: 337-291-5566
Admission: Free!
The name of the band is
Here are a few of the sights and scenes that made Mardi Gras 2013.
February 12, 2013 In honor of the last day we're "supposed" to eat king cake (though that won't stop me!), I thought I'd share a brief history of the delicious confection.
Mardi Gras time is here again, and the weather won't dampen our spirits this time of year. Even though we had a wet start to the day, the clouds will make way for some great Mardi Gras fun. We'll be adding photos throughout the day, and you never know if we'll get a shot of you
February 12, 2013 Grammy winner Wayne Toups, whose performance at Le Festival de Mardi Gras a' Lafayette was cancelled last night (Monday) due to weather has been RESCHEDULED and will PLAY TODAY at 5pm at Cajun Field
February 12, 2013 The Polyester Power Hour is on till noon with CJ and Debbie Ray on KTDY, and here's what's going on inside and outside behind the scenes this morning at Townsquare Media...
While at a Mardi Gras parade recently I was posed the question by some folks from Quebec, "Why do they throw beads?"
The mayor of St. Louis, Mo., Francis Slay, told reporters today that his city has, not only the second-largest Mardi Gras event in the country, but the best in the U.S. as well.
