In Jean Lafitte's day, silver and gold filled a pirate's treasure chest, but today's treasures are people, places, and memories. Discover New Orleans’ rich cultural mix. Learn Cajun traditions from people who live them. Watch an alligator bask on a bayou’s bank. Walk in the footsteps of the men who fought at 1815’s Battle of New Orleans. Follow the link to discover the treasure of Jean Lafitte. Read More
Explore Louisiana's wild wetlands---swamp, marsh, bayous, alligators, birds---just 17 miles from New Orleans.
Follow the footsteps of the troops who fought 1815's Battle of New Orleans and find out how the American victory changed the world.
Discover how three centuries of cultural exchange have created one of America's most distinctive cities.
Old traditions, new homes: through exhibits, programs, and boat tours, discover how Canada's Acadians became Louisiana's Cajuns.
Celebrate the Cajun way of life with music,dancing, cooking demonstrations, and more.
Big fun on the bayou: it's all about music, Cajun French, boat tours, and life in Louisiana's wetlands.
The Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center in Thibodaux hosts a special exhibit sharing "Louisiana through the Eyes of an Artist."
July brings a piano hour, a discussion of civil rights, and the story of Congo Square to the French Quarter Visitor Center in New Orleans.
The Prairie Acadian Cultural Center offers a special photography exhibit, a chance to practice your Cajun French, and Saturdays full of fun
Join the park's science team for special events and training at the Barataria Preserve and the Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center.
Acadian immigrants from Canada adapted old traditions to a new home and added a new flair to life in Louisiana. Find out more at the link.
Commercial photography or filming? A special event like a wedding or a bike race? Research? Hunting? Learn about special permits.
Last updated: July 16, 2019