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Louisiana's own Ali Landry was once transported via Air Med and now we know what happened.

LARC's Acadien Village will once again host its annual Noel Acadien au Village from December 2-23, 2022.

Dustin Venable wrote a critique of the village after a recent visit and the original post on Facebook went viral.

One of the most popular Christmas events is back for year 41. The annual Noel Acadien au Village at LARC's Acadian Village in Lafayette will again be happening this year.

If you love chicken chases and gumbo, then put these events on your calendar for 2021

The summer camp will be available for two sessions and for two age groups.

Hosted by LARC's Acadian Village from 8 am until noon.

Noel Acadien Au Village is one of Acadiana's favorite holiday traditions. It takes a lot of people to make this annual tradition come to life. Most of the help are volunteers. They're currently shorthanded...

The Monarch Butterfly Habitat at LARC's Acadian Village will hold it's grand opening on Saturday, April 27th from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m..

Early registration is $30 ($35 day of), and $25 per extra rider. The event will feature food, music, and family fun.

Two Acadiana cities are among Louisiana's best places to celebrate Christmas...

If you'd like to get a sneak peek of the over half a million lights, then they're hosting a really cool event just for you.

Volunteers are needed for the 38th annual Noel Acadien au Village, which will run from November 30th - December 23rd at LARC's Acadian Village.

What are the best things to do in Lafayette? When we want to get the real deal we go to the experts, and that's you. Tripadvisor.com has a list of the "9 Best Things To Do In Lafayette" as voted on by you, and here they are!

You can help LARC provide jobs and opportunities for the developmentally disabled by donating your unwanted Mardi Gras beads for a good cause!

Noel Acadien au Village will not happen tonight only.

The annual display opens to the public on December 1st.

If you're in Lafayette and don't have the time to take the trips to the surrounding communities to enjoy things uniquely Cajun, you can always stay in town and still enjoy the culture and history of the Acadians.

Noel Acadien au Village runs December 1 through 23, with new displays, carnival rides, pictures with Santa, music, food and shopping!

Some of these things listed I wasn't even aware you could do. A Cajun food tour? Sure, I know where all the spots I love to eat are, but this still sounds like a deliciously fun time for a local or a tourist.