Bayou to Main
Franklin Main Street Hwy 182, Franklin, LA, United States40+ booths, 2 food trucks, and Live Music.
40+ booths, 2 food trucks, and Live Music.
LowDown will be playing at the Weenie Spaghetti Cook-Off on Front Street on the Riverfront of Morgan City. LowDown is a four-piece cover band from South Louisiana playing songs from […]
Hosted by The Patterson Lower Atchafalaya Historic Cultural District Committee. Spend a day at Morey Park, 1156 Main St., Patterson. Festival gates open at 11 am with a live DJ […]
Hosted by Morgan City Main Street. Join us as we raise our glasses to the shrimping industry and the vibrant spirit of Morgan City. From boat to table, let’s savor […]
This event is an engagement with our Law Enforcement & First Responder Partners, along with business partners within our great community. There will also be free haircuts, giveaways to be […]
LowDown is a four-piece cover band from South Louisiana playing songs from the 60s to today.
The Berwick Lighthouse Festival is everything you love about a true small-town festival. From the moment you arrive, you’ll find hometown charm around every corner, filling the weekend with fun. […]
Hosted by Morgan City Live Community Concert Association. The Doo Wahs define their sound as “high energy country with a Cajun twist.” They are veterans of 40 years of performing […]
Meet at Pool Do’s Sports Bar, 615 Brashear Ave. Begins at 9:30 pm. If anyone has been to one of their shows featuring Junior, then you know, Pool Do’s will […]
hosted by Morgan City Live Community Concert Association. CeCe Teneal has opened for Buddy Guy, Joe Cocker, Johnny Land & more. She currently tours “her soulful & funky originals as […]
Hosted by Morgan City Live Community Concert Association. Broadway veterans Aaron Lavigne & Jenna Ruball blend “the raw energy of your favorite rock anthems & acoustic storytelling…” The vocalists met […]
Hosted by Morgan City Live Community Concert Association. The Satin Dollz are “a dazzling international ensemble of vocalists & tap dancers who bring the golden age of entertainment to live.” […]