Events

Moss Bluff has already sent out information about their July 4 celebration.

One of the most popular music festivals in Louisiana announced via Twitter that it has canceled this year's event.

The program offers lessons to teens like changing tires on vehicles, checking oil, and even how to handle themselves during traffic stops.

The festival is celebrating its thirty-fourth year, and we are glad to have it back after they were forced to take a year off due to the pandemic.

Historic City Hall will be reopening this Saturday with some of the most distinctive collections of photos and arts on display for your viewing pleasure

Teams will be weighing in their catches as you enjoy a jambalaya cook-off, cornhole tournament, and live music with Johnny Jimenez and Ethan Wayne.

The lakefront is going to be jumping with a wide variety of music, art, and culture. This music celebration is free to the public to enjoy.

Juneteenth weekend, the Masons of SWLA are pulling out all the stops to show the community love, with a hot link meal giveaway that's free for everyone.

To prove SWLA is headed back in the right direction, news of the Marshland Festival returning is possibly what we all needed to see happen.

Come out and support small Black business owners this Sunday at the KPC Hall.