If Cajun food, festivals, history, and music are part of your desired itinerary, then the community of Lake Charles, in Southwest Louisiana, should be near the top of your list. A great place to begin your experience would be...

Creoles, by simple definition, were described as later generation Europeans whose parents, grandparents, etc., were early colonists in the Louisiana territory. Cajuns, of course, were the displaced Acadians and their descendants

Alligators range in location from central Texas eastward to North Carolina and Louisiana has the highest alligator population (over 2 million) found in the United States. Most of this population live in coastal marshes which

Lafayette, the Cajun Capital of South Louisiana, welcomes visitors with open arms and promise of “passin’ a good time”! It is the fourth largest city in Louisiana with a population of over 250,000; boasting

Two weeks ago I had the good fortune of attending Amanda Shaw’s 18th birthday celebration along with over 800 foot-stompin’, hand clapping, dancing fans at the Mid-City Lanes Rock n’ Bowl on Carrolton Avenue,

You may not have yet had the opportunity to review the above recipe in the appetizer section of cajuntoday.com. We happened across the recipe a number of years ago and have received rave reviews each time it’s been served.

New Orleans became the second American city to have streetcars in 1835. The first city to introduce these horse-driven train cars was San Francisco. These early means of public transportation in New Orleans featured one to three