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If you're looking for a Mardi Gras parade this weekend, there are plenty to be found.

We've gathered eight Cajun books available in the gift shop at Vermilionville that would make great presents for anyone on your list this Christmas.

Want to go on a ghost hunt at Vermilionville and raise money for a great cause?

Rocky may not have been able to catch that chicken, but Cajuns sure can!

Vermilionville will be hosting the annual Boo Bayou tomorrow, Saturday, October 23, 2021.

This weekend's Sunday Concert Series in the performance center at Vermilionville features Zydeco from John Wilson & the Zydeco House Rockers.

A niche market, Yoga in French? Yes, but if we don't tell you about it, you might not find out about it.

This outdoors, after-dark experience will be a hauntingly ghoulish time.

"Samantha Brown's Places To Love" visits Lafayette and Cajun Country tonight on LPB3, Cox channel 123.

If you're a movie buff, you're in luck.

Aspiring Cajun musicians can hone their skills and learn to play in a band setting at this three day camp in October.

The theme this year is Les Femmes du Folklore, which explores and celebrates the the role of women in Acadian culture.

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.

Stop by Vermilionville on Saturday, June 8 from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for their Sensory Friendly Visit event.

Come celebrate the 48th annual Earth Day in one of Acadiana's most historic and beautiful settings, Vermilionville.

Celebrate Halloween in a family friendly atmosphere this Saturday, October 20th, at Vermilionville Living Museum and Folklife Park in Lafayette.

Vermilionville is inviting everyone out to their annual Acadian Culture Day this Sunday, August 12th from 10am to 5pm.

The Lafayette Parish Bayou Vermilion District will hold their 7th annual Bayou Vermilion Festival and Boat Parade on Sunday, May 20th.

Vermilionville, located near the Lafayette Airport on Surrey Street, is a step back into Cajun history and remains an anthem to culture that continues to salute family, hospitality and spicy food around the globe. This October Vermilionville presents Boo Bayou Fall Festival, an old-time Halloween Celebration.

We all know how much we love Vermilionville and our Cajun culture. Now it's time to help our friends at Vermilionville showcase it to the world. Vermilionville is in the running for "Best Louisiana Attraction" and seriously need your help to win it.