Start Your Christmas Shopping

Begin at the T-Shirts and Treasures Holiday Open House on November 5th from 10am-7pm, followed by the Christmas Sip N’ Shop on November 14th from 10am-6pm. Downtown Morgan City’s Moonlight Market continues the shopping fun on November 23rd from 4pm-8pm with vendors, food, live music and the Lighting of the Dock Christmas Tree

Celebrate Christmas in Morgan City

On November 28th, browse handcrafted gifts at the Mistletoe & Moss Holiday Market from 11am-4pm beneath the Hwy. 90 overpass. The Spirit of Morgan City Christmas Festival fills Lawrence Park from 2pm-7pm with Santa and the Grinch, children’s activities, ice skating and the Lighting of the Oaks at 5:45pm.

Enjoy Holiday Entertainment and Lights

Season’s Beatings 4 begins November 29th at 2:30pm at the Berwick Civic Center as Gulf State Wrestling raises funds for Toys for Tots. That evening, the Traditional Idlewild Plantation Christmas Lighting begins at Kemper Williams Park in Patterson. The weather-dependent driving tour continues through December 31st from 5pm-8pm Sunday-Thursday and 5pm-9pm Friday-Saturday for $5 per vehicle.

Plan a Holiday Visit

From shopping and family festivities to seasonal entertainment and lights, November offers an early start to Christmas on the Cajun Coast. Make plans to celebrate and discover more holiday events throughout the season!

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Start with Treats and a Historic Mystery

Halloween activities begin Saturday, October 17th under the U.S. 90 bridge in Morgan City. A costume contest runs from 3:45pm-4pm, followed by Morgan City Main Street’s free Trunk or Treat from 4pm-5:30pm. That evening in Franklin, Grevemberg House hosts a candlelit Mummy Unwrapping. Doors open at 7pm, the show begins at 7:30pm, and attendance is limited to 30 guests. General admission is $25, with VIP table seating available for $35.

Plan a Family Sunday and Fall Carnival

On Sunday, October 18th, the NICS All-Inclusive Trunk or Treat offers a safe, sensory-friendly celebration for children and families with special needs and their siblings from 1pm-3pm at Lawrence Park. Bayou Vista Baptist Church follows with its Fall Festival from 4pm-6pm, featuring games, food and candy. On Saturday, October 24th, Bayou Vista Community Center’s Jeepers Creepers Fall Carnival and Indoor Market runs from 9am-1pm with decorated Jeeps handing out treats as part of the larger Fall Fest.

Truck or Treating and Boo on the Bayou

Lighthouse Food Court in Berwick hosts free Truck or Treating on Thursday, October 29th from 6pm-8pm. The public can decorate small tables and hand out candy while visitors stop by for food, music and trick-or-treating throughout the food court. On Saturday, October 31st, the City of Franklin’s 8th Annual Boo on the Bayou brings a free, family-friendly trunk-or-treat to Teche Drive along Historic Bayou Teche from 6pm-8pm.

Spend Halloween Day on the Cajun Coast

Saturday, October 31st begins with the Halloween Barrel Bash at the Morgan City Horse Arena from 8:30am-8pm. Barrel racing and pole bending fill the day, followed by a Trunk or Treat beginning at 6pm and horse rides for children. The Halloween Golf Tournament at Atchafalaya Golf Course features an 18-hole, three-person scramble hosted by Patterson Athletic Booster. In Franklin, the free Harvest Moon Festival runs from 10am-6pm along Main Street with children’s activities, a petting zoo, pony rides, vendors and live music.

Plan Your Halloween Visit

From costume contests and historic chills to sensory-friendly celebrations and Halloween fun, the Cajun Coast offers something for visitors of all ages. Plan your trip today!

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A Tradition on the Cajun Coast

For 91 years, the Louisiana Shrimp & Petroleum Festival has celebrated the people and industries that helped shape Morgan City and St. Mary Parish. Held September 3rd-7th, the five-day celebration brings the community together around the waterfront with a lineup that combines long-standing traditions, local culture, great food, and entertainment for all ages. 

Start the Weekend in Downtown Morgan City

Festival activities begin Thursday, September 3rd, with a 5:15pm ribbon cutting in downtown Morgan City. Carnival rides open from 5pm-10pm, while Artist Guild Unlimited welcomes visitors to its 62nd Annual Show and Sale. On Friday, explore the arts and crafts marketplace, stop by the Cajun Culinary Classic, and enjoy carnival rides before settling in for Music in the Park. Friday’s performers include the Justin Cornett Band and Jamie Bergeron & The Kickin Cajuns.

Make Saturday a Family Day

Saturday, September 5th, offers activities from morning through evening. The 100 Black Men 5K Run/Walk begins at 8am, and children’s activities are scheduled in Lawrence Park from 8am-10:30am. The Children’s Parade begins at 11am, followed by the Children’s Village ribbon cutting at 1pm. Browse the Marketplace Under the Bridge, enjoy the carnival, and stop by the shrimp cookoff at the Morgan City dock on Front Street at 2pm. Gospel in the Park and a full lineup of live performances add even more entertainment.

Experience the Blessing of the Fleet

Sunday, September 6th, features some of the festival’s most meaningful waterfront traditions. Mass in the Park takes place from 8:30am-9:30am, followed by the Blessing of the Fleet and Water Parade at the Front Street Dock from 10am-noon. The street parade begins at 3pm, and fireworks light up the Atchafalaya River at 9pm. Throughout the day, visitors can also enjoy the Rotary Pancake Breakfast, arts and crafts, the Children’s Village, carnival rides, and live music.

Find Art, Food, and Live Music

Festival weekend is a chance to experience the creativity and flavors that make the Cajun Coast special. Artist Guild Unlimited’s Labor Day Art Show and Sale features work by local and national artists, while the marketplace showcases arts and crafts. The Cajun Culinary Classic brings plenty of local flavor, and Music in the Park continues throughout the weekend. On Monday, September 7th, performances include Cliff Hillebran from noon-2pm and South 70 from 2:30pm-4:30pm.

Discover the History Behind the Celebration

The festival also highlights the working-waterfront industries that are central to Morgan City’s story. Diving & ROV Museum tours are listed throughout the festival weekend, offering another way to learn about the offshore work, innovation, and local history connected to the region’s shrimping and petroleum heritage. Check the event listing for daily tour times and the latest festival schedule.

Plan Your Festival Weekend

The 91st Louisiana Shrimp & Petroleum Festival takes place September 3rd-7th in Morgan City. Whether you come for the Blessing of the Fleet, family-friendly parades, local seafood, the art show, carnival rides, live music, or fireworks along the river, Labor Day weekend is the perfect time to celebrate on the Cajun Coast. 

For the complete schedule and event updates, visit CajunCoast.com, and make your reservations now.

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A Louisiana Tradition

For more than nine decades, the Louisiana Shrimp & Petroleum Festival has celebrated the people, culture, and industries of Morgan City and the surrounding area. The festival returns for five days of community events and entertainment, offering plenty of ways for visitors of all ages to join the celebration.

Parades, Music, and Family Fun

Festival activities include a street parade, children’s parade, Music in the Park, a carnival, Children’s Village, and arts and crafts. Visitors can also explore the Artist Guild Art Show and enjoy a full schedule of activities throughout the long weekend.

Traditions Along the Water

The Blessing of the Fleet remains one of the festival’s signature traditions, honoring the shrimping and petroleum vessels that are an important part of the area’s story. Fireworks on the River will also light up the waterfront during the celebration.

Community Events

The festival brings the community together through the 100 Black Men 5K run/walk, Mass in the Park, the Petro Pit, and the annual Coronation and Ball. Each event adds another part to a celebration rooted in local pride and tradition.

Discover Local History

Visitors can learn more about the industries behind the festival at the Diving and ROV Historical Preservation Museum and Mr. Charlie Oil Rig. These attractions help tell the story of offshore energy, diving, and the working waterways of the Cajun Coast.

Plan Your Visit

The 91st Louisiana Shrimp & Petroleum Festival takes place September 3rd-7th in Morgan City. From longtime traditions and local history to music, parades, fireworks, and family activities, the festival offers five days of reasons to celebrate on the Cajun Coast.

To plan your trip, visit CajunCoast.com.

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Enjoy the 4th of July Lake Jam

The festivities take place on Saturday, July 4th, from 3-9pm at Lake End Park in Morgan City. This family-friendly event brings together live entertainment, local food vendors, and plenty of patriotic fun along the waterfront.

Join the Boat Parade

One of the highlights of the day is the annual boat parade. Decorated boats will line up beginning at 4pm, showcasing their red, white, and blue spirit as they cruise through the area. Judging begins at 4:30pm, with prizes awarded to the most festive entries. It’s a fun tradition that captures the community spirit of the Cajun Coast.

Live Music All Afternoon

Guests can enjoy live performances throughout the event. South 70 takes the stage from 3-5:30pm, providing the perfect soundtrack for an afternoon by the water. From 6-9pm, No Idea keeps the celebration going with live music leading up to the evening fireworks.

Food, Fireworks, and Summer Fun

Come hungry and enjoy food trucks serving up local favorites throughout the event. As the sun goes down, find a spot by the water and get ready for a spectacular fireworks display that will light up the night sky and provide a memorable finish to the celebration.

Plan Your Visit

From live music and food trucks to fireworks and the beloved boat parade, the Cajun Coast offers something for everyone. Gather your family and friends and make plans to celebrate Independence Day and the entire weekend on the Cajun Coast.

For more information on this event and other summer activities, visit CajunCoast.com.

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Cool Off This Summer

Beat the Louisiana heat with a visit to local splash pads and waterfront attractions throughout the Cajun Coast. Families can cool down at the Bayou Vista and Morgan City Spray Parks or spend the day at Lake End Park. Looking for a beach day? Cypremort Point State Park offers a sandy shoreline perfect for swimming, relaxing, kayaking and soaking up the summer sun.

Explore the Outdoors

Nature lovers can explore the trails at Bayou Teche National Wildlife Refuge and experience the beauty of Louisiana’s bayou landscape. For outdoor adventure, Cajun Experiences R Us, LLC offers swamp tours, frogging, crawfishing, garfishing, and overnight stays, while the Cajun Coast’s scenic paddling trails through the Atchafalaya Basin Swamp and along Bayou Teche, part of the National Water Trails System, provide even more ways to explore the area’s natural beauty. Family-friendly fun continues with activities for all ages, from skating at the Morgan City Skate Park, The Swamp, or Franklin Skate Park to a laid-back afternoon at Noah’s Mini Golf Adventures. Animal lovers can also visit the Morgan City Petting Zoo and meet friendly farm animals up close.

Family-Friendly Indoor Fun

Need a break from the summer temperatures? Enjoy classic indoor entertainment at Steelwood Lanes, a favorite local bowling destination for families and groups looking to stay cool while having fun.

Summer Shows at Fairview Cinema

Enjoy $1 Summer Shows at Fairview Cinema on the Cajun Coast with family-friendly movies, fresh popcorn, cool air, and fun memories with family and friends. This summer, Fairview Cinema is also offering select $1 movies in Spanish, bringing affordable entertainment to even more families in the community. Concessions will be available for purchase, so come hungry and enjoy your favorite movie snacks while catching popular films on the big screen.

June 2nd, 3rd & 4th
The Land Before Time, How to Train Your Dragon, and Cómo entrenar a tu dragón

June 9th, 10th & 11th
Sing, Shrek 2, and ¡Canta!

June 16th, 17th & 18th
The Secret Life of Pets, Paddington in Peru, and Mascotas

June 23rd, 24th & 25th
Peter Rabbit 2, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, and Shrek 2

June 30th, July 1st & 2nd
Hotel Transylvania, The Wild Robot, and El robot salvaje

July 7th, 8th & 9th
Kung Fu Panda 4, Dog Man, and Kung Fu Panda 4 (Spanish)

July 14th, 15th & 16th
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2, Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile, and Lluvia de hamburguesas 2

Summer Festivals & Live Music

Summer on the Cajun Coast comes alive with music, festivals, and community events throughout June. The 6th Annual Soul Food Festival returns to Franklin June 19th-21st with live performances, food vendors, races, and family-friendly activities. Celebrate culture and community during the 7th Annual Juneteenth Bike Ride on June 20th from 8am-12pm.

Live music fans can also enjoy performances throughout the month in Morgan City. Double Play will perform at Lake End Park on June 20th from 6pm-9pm, followed by Krossover on June 27th from 6pm-9pm. Pool Do’s Sports Bar will also host live music by Cliff Hillebran on June 27th from 9pm-1pm. 

Families can also enjoy the 2nd Annual Market & Family Fun Day on June 27th from 9am-1pm at Bayou Vista Community Center.

Sweet Summer Treats

No summer trip is complete without a cold treat in hand. Stop by local favorites like Paw Paw’s Sno Cones and Cajun Sneaux Snowballs for colorful, icy treats perfect for cooling off after a day of exploring.

Discover Local History & Culture

Dive into the stories and culture that make the Cajun Coast unique. Tour the International Petroleum Museum, explore the Wedell-Williams Aviation & Cypress Sawmill Museum, or visit the Chitimacha Museum to learn more about the people and industries that shaped the region. Don’t forget to snap a photo at the Southwest Reef Lighthouse in Berwick’s Lighthouse Park or stroll along the “Great Wall” of Morgan City.

From outdoor adventures to waterfront sunsets, summer memories are waiting to be made on the Cajun Coast. For more travel ideas, events, and places to explore, visit CajunCoast.com/stay.

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Treat Mom to something special this year with a Mother’s Day getaway to Louisiana’s Cajun Coast, where good food, local charm, and laid-back views come together for a memorable weekend. From strolling historic streets to enjoying fresh-from-the-water cuisine, it’s the perfect place to slow down and celebrate the women who mean the most.

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Sunset At the View

Spend your Wednesday evening on April 1st from 6-9pm at Sunset at the View Dock, hosted by Morgan City Main Street on Freret Street Dock. This free event invites you to relax, take in scenic river views, and unwind as the sun sets. Grab your friends, bring a chair, and enjoy a peaceful evening in Downtown Morgan City. This event takes place every Wednesday (except the week before Easter) in April!

Live Music at Lake End Park

Enjoy Lake End Park live music on April 4th, 18th and 25th from 6-9pm hosted at the camper’s pavilion. Enjoy a free performance in a relaxed outdoor setting. Bring your dancing shoes and enjoy an evening of music and good times at the park.

Rockin’ the Dock

Kick off the weekend on April 10th from 6-9pm with Rockin’ the Dock, hosted by Morgan City Main Street on Freret Street Dock. This free Friday night series features live music and a fun, laid-back atmosphere along the water. Bring your chair, gather your friends, and enjoy a lively evening in Downtown Morgan City. This event takes place every Friday.

Dinner Under the Lampposts

Experience a magical evening on April 11th from 6-9pm at Dinner Under the Lampposts, hosted by The Franklin Merchant’s Association in downtown Historic Franklin. Enjoy live music by Chase Landry & Brittany Pool, dinner by Chef Willie Gaspard, and the return of the famous pork chop, all set under the glow of the lampposts. For ticket information, click the click below.

Live Music: MidAtlantic Men

Enjoy an evening of high-energy entertainment on April 16th from 7-9pm at The Schreier Theatre of the Morgan City Auditorium. Hosted by the Morgan City Live Community Concert Association, the MidAtlantic Men deliver a dynamic performance featuring iconic hits from artists like Elvis, The Beatles, Queen, and more.

Evening Plans

Enjoy live music by Cliff Hillebran on April 18th from 9-11pm. at Pool Do’s Sports Bar. This free event brings Cliff Hillebran’s talent to the Pool Do’s stage for a fun night on the Cajun Coast. And check out Amateur Night at One80 Downtown!

Stephensville Annual Cajun Cook-Off

Head to East Stephensville Road on April 18th from 12pm-5pm for the Stephensville Annual Cajun Cook-Off hosted by Ashley Hebert. Enjoy live music, raffle and auction, great food, and a BYOB atmosphere with free admission.

21st Annual Black Bear Festival

Enjoy an evening of live music on April 24th from 7-9pm with Brittany Pool & Band, hosted by the Franklin Merchant’s Association. This free event will take place on Downtown Historic Main Street in Franklin, offering a lively atmosphere and great entertainment in the heart of town. 

Celebrate Louisiana culture and wildlife on April 25th from 9am-11pm at the 21st Annual Black Bear Festival, hosted by The Franklin Merchant’s Association. This event takes place along the bank of the Bayou Teche in Downtown Historic Franklin and highlights the Louisiana Black Bear through educational exhibits, field trips, and children’s activities. Enjoy live music, food, and a full day of festival fun. 

Join the Running of the Bears 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run on April 25th from 8am-12pm. Hosted by the Franklin Merchants Association and Bayou Bend Fitness Center, this event encourages participants of all paces to get moving and take on the challenge.

Don’t miss the 2nd Annual Cast Iron Cook-Off on April 25th from 11am-2:30pm during the Black Bear Festival. Hosted by the Cajun Greeks, teams will compete in seafood and non-seafood categories, cooking dishes over rice in cast iron pots. 

Plan Your Spring Getaway

Whether you’re watching the sunset along the river, enjoying live music under the open sky, or gathering with friends at a local event, spring on the Cajun Coast is all about getting outside and enjoying the moment. Make plans to explore, unwind, and experience the music, scenery, and community that make this season so special.

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Easter Egg Hunt in Lawrence Park

On March 21st from 10-11am, Morgan City Main Street hosts a free Easter Egg Hunt at Lawrence Park. Age groups include 2 and under, 3-5 years, and 6-8 years, giving children plenty of opportunities to join in the fun. Bring a decorated basket for a chance to win a prize and take a photo with Mayor Lee Dragna. For more information, contact Morgan City Main Street at (985) 385-1770.

Easter Egg Hunt & Blood Drive

Also on March 21st from 10am-3pm, BVCC & BVVFD host an Easter Egg Hunt & Blood Drive filled with activities for all ages. The day includes games, inclusive play times for children with accommodations, an egg hunt at 1:15pm, basket judging at 2:30pm, and a community blood drive from 10am-3pm. Adults and individuals 16 years and older are encouraged to donate and help support local healthcare efforts while families enjoy the festivities.

Kids Easter Bunnies Night

Keep the celebration going on March 26th from 5-8pm at The Galley for Kids Easter Bunnies Night. This free event invites families to enjoy an evening designed just for kids, featuring a special visit from the Easter Bunnies and plenty of seasonal fun.

Bayou to Main Spring Fling

On March 28th, head to Historic Main Street for the Bayou to Main Spring Fling. This lively community event features photos with the Easter Bunny, an egg hunt, and live music in the heart of downtown, making it the perfect way to wrap up Easter celebrations on the Cajun Coast.

Whether you’re hunting for eggs, decorating baskets, or snapping photos with the Easter Bunny, the Cajun Coast offers multiple ways to celebrate the season. Gather your family, bring your Easter spirit, and make plans to enjoy springtime fun across the Cajun Coast this March.

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Scroll to the list of parades below or download the 2026 Mardi Gras Brochure for full parade routes and details.

Share your photos, videos, and TikToks using #cajuncoastmardigras or #mycajuncoast and help show what Mardi Gras looks like on the Cajun Coast.

No Mardi Gras season is complete without king cake! Whether you prefer traditional cinnamon, filled varieties, or something a little different, you’ll find plenty of options throughout the Cajun Coast. Order ahead or stop by your favorite bakery throughout the season.

King Cake Locations

• • Cannata’s | 6010 LA 182 | Morgan City, LA 70380 | 985-384-5720 (Cannata’s King Cakes)
  • Cypress Point Fresh Market | 500 Hwy 90 | Patterson, LA 70392 | 985-399-6818
  • Donut Palace – Franklin | 1724 Main St. | Franklin, LA 70538 | 337-471-7127
  • Donut Palace – Morgan City | 905 Hwy 90 | Morgan City, LA | 985-992-3100
  • Delish Donuts | 612 Catherine St | Patterson, LA 70392 | 985-992-3118
  • Delish Donuts | 1051 Marguerite St. | Morgan City, LA 70380 | 985-745-6444
  • Raintree Market | 17750 Hwy 182 | Baldwin, LA 70514 | 337-578-6143
  • Rouses Fresh Market  | 6403 LA 182 | Morgan City, LA 70380 | 985-384-4477
  • Super 1 Foods | 204 NW Blvd | Franklin, LA 70538 | 337-828-9081
  • Stazione | 702 Hwy 90 W | Patterson, LA 70392 | 985-395-6051
  • The Donut Shop | 601 Brashear Avenue | Morgan City, LA  70380 | 985-354-6090
  • Simply Cheesecakes & More by: Alexandra | 612 Catherine St | Patterson, LA 70392 | 985-992-5691
  • Centerville Market | 9206 HWY 182 | Centerville, LA 70522 | 337-836-9672
  • Walmart Supercenter | 973 Hwy 90 E | Morgan City, LA 70392 | 985-395-2094
  • Walmart Neighborhood Grocery | 1002 LA 70 | Morgan City, LA 70380 | 985-384-1459

2026 Mardi Gras Parade Schedule

Print the 2026 Mardi Gras Parade Schedule and plan your celebration across the Cajun Coast.

February 13, 2026 – Krewe of Adonis. Morgan City. First men’s Krewe in Morgan City and begins parade season. Begins on 2nd Street under the La. 182 bridge and proceeds to Onstead Street continuing down Sixth St. to Marguerite St., Ninth St./Hwy.70, Brashear Ave onto Victor II Blvd. and ending at the Morgan City Auditorium on Myrtle St; 7pm

February 14, 2026 – Baldwin Mardi Gras Parade. Baldwin. Begins on Hwy. 182/Main St. at the Sager-Brown facility, continues down Hwy. 182/Main St., turns left onto Martin Luther King Blvd., turns right on Bollard St., ending at Baldwin Community Center on Bollard St.; 1pm

February 14, 2026 – Krewe of Dionysius Parade, Berwick, The procession will line up on Gilmore Dr and turn on John St, Robicheaux St, Mount St, Gilmore Dr, right on La. 182, Tournament Blvd, Fairview Dr then to Pattie Dr, where it will disband at Berwick Junior High School; 2pm

February 15, 2026 – Krewe of Galatea Parade. Morgan City. Morgan City’s oldest women’s Krewe. Begins on 2nd St under the La. 182 bridge and proceeds to Onstead St continuing down Sixth St. to Marguerite St., Ninth St./Hwy.70, Clothilde St onto Victor II Blvd. and ending at the Morgan City Auditorium on Myrtle St.; 2pm

February 15, 2026 – Krewe of Nike, Morgan City’s first children’s Krewe, will follow Krewe of Galatea Parade; 2:30pm

February 15, 2026 – Krewe of Hannibal will follow Krewe of Nike Parade; 2:45 pm

February 16, 2026 – Krewe of Amani Parade. Parade begins at Patterson High School on Hwy. 182/Main St. and continues down Hwy. 182/Main St. to Place Norman Shopping Center; 1pm

February 16, 2026 – Krewe of Hera Parade Begins on 2nd Street under the La. 182 bridge and proceeds to Onstead St continuing down Sixth St. to Marguerite St., Ninth St./Hwy.70, Clothilde to onto Victor II Blvd. and ending at the Morgan City Auditorium on Myrtle St.; 7pm

February 17, 2026 – Siracusaville Parade, Siracusaville. Participants will line up on Siracusa Road at 1pm and proceed to James St and Grace St before ending at the Siracusaville Recreation Center; 1pm

February 17, 2026 – Franklin Mardi Gras Parade. Franklin. All Krewe in Franklin parade on Mardi Gras day. Begins at Franklin Senior High School on Main St., proceeds east on Main St., making a U-turn and then continues onto Willow St. The parade then turns right onto Third St., disbanding at the end of Third St.; 1pm

February 17, 2026 – Krewe of Hephaestus Parade. Morgan City. Morgan City’s oldest Krewe. Begins on the corner of Sixth and Sycamore St., proceeds on Sixth St. to Marguerite St. to Ninth St./Hwy. 70, to Clothilde, to Victor II Blvd. and ending at the Morgan City Auditorium on Myrtle St.; 2pm

Whether you’re catching beads along the parade route, sharing king cake with friends, or making memories with family, Mardi Gras on the Cajun Coast is all about celebrating together. 

Plan your visit, explore the parade schedule, and experience the traditions that make each community unique. Follow along on social media and share your Cajun Coast Mardi Gras moments using #cajuncoastmardigras or #mycajuncoast as we celebrate Carnival season across the Cajun Coast.

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