Louisiana Christmas traditions shine with Cajun food, levee bonfires, boat parades and festive events from Lake Charles to New Orleans. Here’s what makes a bayou holiday special.
Lake Charles has some great holiday hot chocolate, and these five local spots stand out. Here’s the full ranking of the best cups in SWLA this Christmas season.
Light Up the Lake is back with a full day of Christmas fun, shopping, music, a new walking parade, boat parade, and fireworks lighting up the Lake Charles shoreline.
Niche.com released its 2025 rankings, naming Prien the top place to raise a family in Calcasieu Parish, followed by Westlake and Moss Bluff. Here’s what makes these areas stand out.
The Junior League of Lake Charles is bringing back the Mistletoe & Moss Holiday Market, November 14–16, with shopping, food, music, and Santa fun for the whole family at the Lake Charles Event Center.
Lake Charles rent prices have jumped 7.69% in the past year, reaching an average of $1,132. Experts say rebuilding after hurricanes, floods, and storms continues to drive housing costs higher.
The Avenue of Flags in Lake Charles returns for its 41st year, showcasing more than 1,200 memorial flags to honor U.S. veterans on Memorial Day and Veterans Day.
Get ready for a spooky night in Lake Charles! Coolers Icehouse hosts a Halloween Bash with live music from Dani LaCour, drink specials, and a big costume contest.
From boudin to rougarou, here are 10 Cajun words every Louisiana local and visitor should know. These southern favorites define the food, fun, and flair of Southwest Louisiana.