4th of July

From Youngsville on July 3 to Lafayette Stars & Stripes on July 4, Acadiana has a full weekend of Independence Day fireworks, live music, and family events

Right after the Fourth of July, store shelves start telling a different story — but in Louisiana, summer is nowhere near finished.

Choosing the perfect watermelon for your summer cookout isn’t just luck; it's an art. Let’s uncover the signs that will help you pick the best one.

Lafayette city services are adjusted for the July 4 holiday weekend. Transit is suspended Friday and Saturday. City buildings close Friday. Trash pickup runs normally Saturday.

Scott and Carencro will kick off Acadiana's Independence Day celebrations with live music, family activities, and fireworks this weekend.

Erath's 90th Fourth of July celebration features Wayne Toups, Dustin Sonnier, carnival rides, a parade, water fights, and fireworks.

Youngsville's free Red, White & Boom Independence Day celebration returns July 3 at the Sports Complex Amphitheater. Marc Broussard headlines with fireworks to close.

Lafayette Stars & Stripes returns July 4, 2026 at Parc International. Free admission, live music, food trucks, and fireworks at 9:30 p.m. for America's 250th anniversary.

Every year there are 3 fireworks that account for the most injuries reported by hospital emergency rooms across Louisiana and the U.S.

This July 4th, Lafayette transforms into a festive hub, with local bands, delicious bites, and a firework display that promises to light up the sky.

As the Fourth of July approaches, all eyes will be on Coney Island, where one local contender aims to make his mark in hot dog history.

From Youngsville to Crowley, the spirit of July 4th is alive and well, promising a celebration that's sure to bring the community together.

You don't have to wait for the 4th of July for fireworks we've got a couple of big shows and celebrations planned for this weekend. Here's where and when.

So you went a little crazy and bought way more fireworks for the 4th of July than you could have possibly ever set off. It happens, but don't worry, we got you covered.

It's Independence Day 2024 and if you and the family will be in town, there's a good chance you'll want to get out and celebrate the holiday.

It's important to know the laws for fireworks in Acadiana and Louisiana before you get to poppin'. Here's what you should know...

Don't worry if you plan on staying in the boot for the 4th. There are plenty of great celebrations with fireworks displays across the state that onlyinyourstate.com highlighted.

Our friends at Lafayette Animal Shelter and Care Center (LASCC) have some great tips to help keep your furry friends safe on the Fourth of July and the days ahead.

We are just a few days away from Independence Day 2023 and if you and the family will be in town, there's a good chance you'll want to get out and celebrate the holiday.

Yep, I'm that lady you see on social media complaining about the neighbors and their fireworks. Just call me Karen.