Downtown Lafayette

The Dat Dog building on Jefferson St. in Downtown Lafayette has been vacant for nearly three years. However, it looks like all that's about to change.

The Lafayette Fire Department is inviting the public and media to join them in a solemn remembrance of the lives lost in the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.

This fall, Downtown Lafayette Unlimited (DLU) wraps up its 40th year of Downtown Alive!, presented by a longstanding downtown business, Evangeline Maid.

Luna Bar & Grill announced it is closing its doors at the end of the month.

If you are one that enjoys shopping with local vendors and companies, then a new market in Downtown Lafayette may be the perfect addition to your weekend.

Parking in downtown Lafayette, here's everything you need to know.

In a Facebook post yesterday, Downtown Lafayette Unlimited announced that after three years of planning and fundraising, the project is becoming a reality.

There's a new restaurant opening up in downtown Lafayette called The Flats; and if you like burgers, you're definitely in for a treat.

You've seen the exciting 2023 Festival International de Louisiane lineup, now see when your favorite artists will be performing.

As Downtown Alive! prepares for its 40th year in Downtown Lafayette, they're sharing the history of the event for all to see.

A local business owner is partnering with Lafayette Consolidated Government to bring hundreds of new residential units to Downtown Lafayette.

It's back! The 6th annual Acadiana Po-boy Festival, presented by Tony Chachere's, is returning to Parc Sans Souci in Downtown Lafayette on Saturday, April 1, 2023.

It's a seemingly never-ending cycle keeping up with the changes in the Lafayette business landscape. We have news on two new tenants coming to the Hub City.

Lafayette authorities responded to a fire at the old Coburn's building in Downtown Lafayette on Wednesday afternoon (Dec. 21).

Here are all the great ways that Downtown Lafayette is celebrating the Christmas holiday this year.

The best part about Movies in the Parc is that it is free to attend.

The venue for the concert was atop the Jefferson Street Parking Garage, under a beautiful night's sky. Here are some photos from the event.

According to a recent real estate listing, a popular downtown Lafayette hangout space is up for grabs.

The lineup of movies was unveiled yesterday and it appears to provide a little something for everyone.

Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory spoke out about the mounting medical bills for injured Lafayette police officer Brian Rozas saying "As far as out of pocket? Hell no. Hell hath no fury..."