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12 Top Festivals in Louisiana For September

SHREVEPORT, LA – It’s hot and steamy all around Louisiana right now, but soon fall will be here and things will get a little better. And with fall comes some of the best festivals in the nation.

News Radio 710 KEEL logoHere’s our list of some of the best festivals around Louisiana for September.

Highland Jazz

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Highland Jazz and Blues Festival

September 14 in Columbia Park in Shreveport

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Natchitoches Meat Pie Festival – Natchitoches

September 13-14

Mamou Cajun Music Festival – Mamou

September 13-14

Town of Haynesville

Town of Haynesville

26th Annual Haynesville Butterfly Festival

September 14

1563 Fairgrounds Dr. Haynesville, Louisiana

Join us for the 26th Annual Butterfly Festival on September 14, 2024, at the Claiborne Parish Fair Complex.
This event includes

– Butterfly Exhibits

– Educational Workshops

– Live Music and Performances

– Art and Craft Fair

– Children’s Activities

– Butterfly Parade

Louisiana Soul Food Fall Fest Facebook

Louisiana Soul Food Fall Fest Facebook

Louisiana Soul Food Fall Festival

Fri, Sep 20 – Sun, Sep 22

Festival Plaza, 101 Crockett St Shreveport

Amazing food and great entertainment with events for the entire family.

Alligator Festival via Facebook

Alligator Festival via Facebook

Alligator Festival

September 26-29, 2024
Thursday 6-9 p.m.

$5 Admission Fee

Free Admission for Ages 10 and Under

Interact with alligators and actually hold a gator for a photo op.

Farm Fest

September 26

317 E. Main Street New Iberia

Mark the beginning of the annual Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival in New Iberia with family fun, live entertainment, and food and drinks. Fun activities include a petting zoo, games, and prizes. Decorate your own cupcake and win prizes at The Sugar Cube Sweepstakes! Live music in the gardens. Admission is $10 per family.

Nola Coffee Festival Facebook

Nola Coffee Festival Facebook

NOLA Coffee Festival

September 27 – 28, 2024

Celebrate all things coffee at the largest coffee event in the deep South. We host coffee professionals and culinary enthusiast foodies for a two-day celebration of America’s most beloved beverage.

Sugar Cane Festival

Sugar Cane Festival

Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival

September 27 – 29, 2024

102 W. Main St. New Iberia

Street fair, Fais Do-Do’s, Coronation of Queen Sugar, Blessing of the Crop, sugar cookery, photo & art exhibits, Louisiana Sugar Cane parade, children’s parade and much more

Arts Walk

September 27

Arts Walk invites you to stroll through Downtown Thibodaux while shopping, dining, & enjoying the talents of a variety of local artists.

Arts Walk is free & open to the public so bring the kids, enjoy extended business hours, & grab a bite to eat.

Chicken Festival

Chicken Festival

Louisiana Chicken Festival 

September 27-28 in Dubach, Louisiana

This event includes a street dance, bingo, music, food and much more.

Red River Revel

Red River Revel

Red River Revel

September 28 – October 6, 2024

Festival Plaza in Downtown Shreveport

The Revel offers the highest level of national and regional musical performances. Split between multiple stages, the Revel provides musical performances all day for nine days in downtown Shreveport.

Here are some of the other Great Festivals in Louisiana in September:

9/27-10/1 – NOLA International Arts Fest – New Orleans
9/28* – Westwego Fall Food Truck Festival – Westwego
9/28* – Estherwood Park Fest – Estherwood
9/28 – Rice and Gravy Cook-Off – Crowley
9/28 – Chili Cook-Off and Fall Festival – Chatham
9/29 – Baton Rouge Oktoberfest – Baton Rouge

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