Louisiana - October 10, 2024

Louisiana's Spooky Stays & Gumbo Traditions Await

Delicious cuisine, ghost stories and musical roots — you name...

Delicious cuisine, ghost stories and musical roots — you name it, Louisiana has it.

October 2024

A bowl of gumbo sits atop a counter full of gumbo ingredients.

The Inside Scoop on Gumbo

This tasty culinary staple is the state’s official dish for a reason and speaks to our melting-pot culture. Learn about its history, discover recipes and find where to eat it at restaurants and festivals across Louisiana.

Grab a Spoon

A man and woman walk together at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel in New Orleans.

Spooky Stays in New Orleans

Check into these haunted hotels in New Orleans, where ghostly visions, spirits and eerie tales might come along with your room reservation.

Explore Local Haunts

An image of Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site.

Things to Do in St. Francisville

Soak up small-town charm, explore historical sites, stroll through blooming gardens, enjoy delicious meals and more in St. Francisville.

Plan Your Trip

Irma Thomas performs on stage at the Gospel Tent at the Jazz and Heritage Festival in New Orleans.

Louisiana Music: A Gospel Primer

Dive into the history and highlights of our state’s gospel-music scene, from vocal legends and ensembles to energetic performances and jazz brunches.

Learn More

FEATURED EVENTS

An aerial image of the crowd at the Louisiana Rice Festival.

Oct. 17-20, 2024

Feast and Fest at the Rice Festival

Experience the heart of Acadiana at the International Rice Festival in Acadia - Cajun Harvest Country! Celebrate Cajun food, music and culture!

Chefs gathering around a giant skillet and pour eggs as they cook a giant omelette at Abbeville’s Giant Omelette Celebration.

November 2-3, 2024

Abbeville’s Giant Omelette Celebration

Celebrate French culture at this unique two-day festival, culminating with a 5,000-egg omelette served with French bread and Steen's Syrup!

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