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Thunderstorms are sweeping across much of South Louisiana and now we're beginning to see streets flooding in parts of New Orleans, Louisiana.

If you were looking for the perfect hideout in the middle of the "Sportsman's Paradise," this might be the spot.f

There is nothing that gets me more excited than seeing the New Orleans Saints back in action!

Volunteers staff the camp & groups volunteer to cook for a day, but Camp Starlite isn't free. This event helps keep it free for the kids and their families.

Each week of the Summer Camp Series caters to a specific age group that provides skill level appropriate demonstrations and hands-on craft opportunities for ages 5 – 12.

D.R.E.A.M.S. Foundation of Acadiana is hosting the 2nd Annual Camp Unique at The Bayou Church on Kaliste Saloom.

Kids write the darndest things. A mother has done the world a world of good by sharing a fantastic letter her son, 8, sent her from summer camp last year.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents Super Circus Heroes and with one simple code word, you get $25 seats for only $12 and children with juvenile diabetes are helped.

Camp dates are June 2nd thru July 31st.

Summer's almost here and it's time to think about what the kids will be doing with their free time. Here's a terrific option for girls! Girl Scouts of Louisiana – Pines to the Gulf is offering a variety of day and overnight camps this summer...

AcA’s 'Creativity @ the Center' summer art camps offer creative, challenging and meaningful hands-on experiences for children.

The Children’s Museum of Acadiana (CMA) is bringing back some of its most popular camps from last year along with a couple of new camps to bring even more summer fun to the kids of Acadiana!

Camp Victory in Leesville, La. is a camp where children with juvenile diabetes can have fun for a week and be monitored by the American Diabetes Association. The camp provides a medical and dietary staff who also secure insulin, blood testing meters and supplies for the children who attend. ...

We've covered lots of things to do this summer - camps for the arts, crafts, history, animals and more. Now we're on to sports- of all kinds. UL is offering camps all summer long- baseball,  basketball, football, soccer, softball, volleyball and sports science...

School's been out for a week and summer programs for kids have begun. If you haven't already signed up the young ones for some fun summer activities, it's not too late! Here are some more ideas for summer 2012 in Lafayette:

The warm weather is here and it's time to plan activities for the kids! Summer Camp always means new activities and new friends. Here are some of the interesting options available in Lafayette.