Every Saturday Night from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, in the Liberty Center, the City of Eunice and the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve present a live radio show, featuring both Cajun and Zydeco music in the Grand Old Opry/Louisiana Hayride/Prairie Home Companion format. Cajun French is the language of the show with enough English spoken so that everyone can enjoy this unique and one-of-a-kind experience. The show is family oriented. Tickets are sold beginning at 4:00 PM on Saturday, the day of the show, and seating is general admission. For more information call the Eunice Mayor’s Office at (337) 457-7389, Monday through Friday.
"Like" us on Facebook at the "Rendez-vous des Cajuns" Cajun Music Show page  for even for information on upcoming shows.

 

 

 

EUNICE, LOUISIANA

MAY 10, 2011

 

THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN AND ALDERWOMAN, THE GOVERNING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF EUNICE, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY/ACADIA, STATE OF LOUISIANA, met in regular session on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 at six-thirty (6:30) o’clock p.m., at their regular meeting place, the Eunice City Hall.

There were present: Honorable Mayor Claud W. Moody, Jr., Alderman at Large Jack Burson, Alderman Roland Miller, Alderwoman Germaine Simpson, Alderman James Bergeron, Jr. and Alderman Scott Fontenot.

It was announced that a quorum was present and ready to transact business.

It was moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Bergeron and carried to adopt the minutes of the April 12, 2011 regular council meeting as they have been printed and previously distributed to the Mayor and Council.

Mayor Moody recognized members of the LSU Eunice Bengals Baseball team and their coach, Mr. Jeff Willis, who were the 2010 NJCAA National Baseball Champions.

It was moved by Mr. Burson, seconded by Mr. Fontenot and carried to concurr with the recommendation of Fire Chief Wayne Lavergne and hire Mr. Benjamin Stelly as Fire Fighter with the Eunice Fire Department.

Mayor Moody thanked the Eunice Rotary Club for purchasing playground equipment for the Recreation Complex.

Mr. Jerry Gunstream with Community Development Inc. addressed the Board on plans to develop a senior apartment community on their property on Nile Street, location of the old Eunice Nursing Home. Mr. Gunstream told the Council that after a Public Hearing is held on the proposed development, he would ask the Board to submit a Letter of Support for the Summer Breeze senior apartment complex development.

It was moved by Mr. Burson, seconded by Mr. Bergeron and carried to authorize the Mayor to sign a 99-year lease with Mrs. Ruth Manuel for city lake property.

It was moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Burson and carried to adopt the Ordinance establishing a four-way stop at the intersection of McKenzie Street and Yukon Avenue.

It was moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Burson and carried to adopt the Ordinance establishing a four-way stop at the intersection of Great Slave Street and Athabaska Avenue.

It was moved by Mr. Fontenot, seconded by Mr. Burson and carried to table the Ordinance reducing the speed limit to 25 mph on North 8^th Street from Laurel Avenue (Hwy. 190) to the northern corporate boundaries of the City of Eunice.

It was moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Burson and carried to adopt the Ordinance reducing the speed limit to 25 mph on North 2^nd Street from its intersection with West Peach Avenue to the northern corporate boundaries of the City of Eunice.

It was moved by Mr. Burson, seconded by Mr. Bergeron and carried to introduce for consideration an Ordinance to amend the City of Eunice fiscal budget for the year ending June 30, 2011.

It was moved by Mr. Burdon, seconded by Mr. Bergeron and carried to introduce for consideration an Ordinance to adopt the proposed City of Eunice fiscal budget for the fiscal year July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012.

It was moved by Mr. Burdon, seconded by Mr. Bergeron and carried to adopt a Resolution requesting the secretary of the Department of Public Safety and Corrections to establish and collect a service fee of three dollars ($3.00) on all motor vehicle office transactions to be used to defray the cost of operations of the Eunice field office.

It was moved by Mr. Fontenot, seconded by Mr. Burson and carried to authorize the Mayor to sign the Notice to Proceed to Prairie Contractors, Inc. for the project “City of Eunice Street Improvements” AEI (Acadian Engineers, Inc.) File No. 10-01C.

It was moved by Mr. Burson, seconded by Mr. Bergeron and carried to grant the request for a Liquor License by Mr. Allen P. Martel, dba D’s Tavern & Pool Hall at 205 South 2^nd Street, satisfied that he had completed all necessary documents for the City of Eunice and confirmation of a clear background check by Chief of Police Ronald Dies.

It was moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Burson and carried to declare as surplus twenty (20) iron boxes from the Police Department.

Mr. Michael Robinson, attorney for Robbie’s Wrecker Service addressed the Council on issues: The City Attorney representing the Chief of Police in the issue of Robbie’s Wrecker Service being removed, by the Chief, from the Police Department’s wrecker rotation list; The Chief of Police’s hiring of a consultant for the Police Department; The Board of Alderman passing an Ordinance regulating the Eunice Police Department’s wrecker rotation list. No action was taken by the Board on any item raised by Mr. Robinson.

Alderman Roland Miller gave an update on Charter Communication’s broadcasting of the Eunice Council Meetings, an update on development of a playground in Ward 1, in the northeast section of Eunice, and an update on the search for funding to asphalt remaining gravel roads in Eunice.

Alderwoman Germaine Simpson gave an update on the improvements being done to the Southeast Park, asked citizens to be cautious of putting litter and debris in ditches which can keep water from draining from property and streets and discussed the problem of citizens tearing down structures and leaving the debris at the road, instead of renting dumpsters.

Alderman Scott Fontenot gave on update on two properties on Shell Street that had been cleaned up and improved the area.

Mayor Moody announced that each member of the Council received a copy of the monthly reports.

It was moved by Mr. Bergeron, seconded by Mr. Miller and carried to adjourn.

CLAUD W. MOODY, JR., MAYOR

 

ATTEST:

EARLENE LEJEUNE, CITY CLERK

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING

CITY OF EUNICE

AGENDA FOR

EUNICE CITY COUNCIL MEETING

MARCH 13, 2012 6:30 P.M.

A. PRAYER

B. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

C. ROLL CALL

D. PUBLIC COMMENT

E. ADOPTION OF MINUTES: REGULAR MEETING: FEBRUARY 14, 2012

F. CONDEMNATION HEARINGS: None.

G. RECOMMENDATION OF MAYOR AND/OR MAYOR’S BUSINESS

1. Crawfish Etouffee Cook-off – March 25, 2012

2. Road Closure: Bridge at Maple Avenue (Hwy. 91) and South Bobcat Drive.

H. OLD BUSINESS:

3. Consider for Adoption the following Ordinance (Public Hearing held 6:15 PM, before this meeting)

A. Amend Ordinance 16:15 “Maximum speed limits established”

I. NEW BUSINESS:

4. Joe Lawerence – Law Enforcement

5. Clifton Lemelle – Law Enforcement

6. RESOLUTION authorizing the Mayor to enter into an Agreement with LA DOTD in regards to State Sponsored Project # H.009917 for PAPI rehabilitation & LED upgrades for the Eunice Airport.

7. RESOLUTION authorizing Mayor to sign Act of Donation, donating a triangular piece of land at the intersection of Maple Avenue (Hwy. 91) and C.C. Duson Street (Hwy. 13) to the State of Louisiana. (City Attorney Vernon McManus)

8. INTRODUCE ORDINANCE: to amend All Sections of Chapters 5, 18 and 25 of the City of Euncie Code of Ordinances to change the name of all Inspectors and Building Officials to SAFETY COMPLIANCE OFFICER (Inspector, City Inspector, Building Inspector, Plumbing Inspector, Electrical Inspector and Building Official). (City Attorney Vernon McManus)

9. INTRODUCE ORDINANCE: By Title Only – to amend Sewer Ordinance (Mr. Jacque Pucheu).

10. Direct City Attorney to produce a contract with specific requirements from the City of Eunice, for any outside entity depositing sewer and/or waste matter into the City sewer system.

11. Alderman at Large Jack Burson: City Alley Ordinances.

12. Alderman Roland Miller: Signs on City and/or State Right-of-Way’s.

13. Chief Donald Dies: Police Matters

J. MONTHLY REPORTS:

1. TREASURER 5. STREET DEPARTMENT

2. POLICE DEPARTMENT 6. RECREATION DEPARTMENT

3. FIRE DEPARTMENT 7. GAS DEPARTMENT

4. BUILDING INSPECTOR & OLT DEPARTMENT 8. WASTEWATER DEPARTMENT

K. ADJOURN

 

THE “RENDEZ-VOUS DES CAJUNS” CAJUN MUSIC RADIO & TV SHOW

Every Saturday Night from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, in the Liberty Center, the City of Eunice and the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve present a live radio show, featuring both Cajun and Zydeco music in the Grand Old Opry/Louisiana Hayride/Prairie Home Companion format. Cajun French is the language of the show with enough English spoken so that everyone can enjoy this unique and one-of-a-kind experience. The show is family oriented. Tickets are sold beginning at 4:00 PM on Saturday, the day of the show, and seating is general admission. For more information call the Eunice Mayor’s Office at (337) 457-7389, Monday through Friday.

LAISSEZ LES BONS TEMPS ROULER AU
"RENDEZ-VOUS DES CAJUNS"
Since 1987

LIVE MUSIC & DANCING - EVERY SATURDAY
6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
(Liberty opens at 4:00 PM - Admission $5.00)
CAJUN RADIO & T.V. SHOW
LIBERTY THEATER
EUNICE, LOUISIANA

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THE OFFICIAL LIBERTY THEATER SCHEDULE
Eunice, Louisiana USA

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Every Saturday Night from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, in the Liberty Center, the City of Eunice and the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve present a live radio show, featuring both Cajun and Zydeco music in the Grand Old Opry/Louisiana Hayride/Prairie Home Companion format. Cajun French is the language of the show with enough English spoken so that everyone can enjoy this unique and one-of-a-kind experience. The show is family oriented. Tickets are sold beginning at 4:00 PM on Saturday, the day of the show, and seating is general admission. For more information call the Eunice Mayor’s Office at (337) 457-7389, Monday through Friday.
"Like" us on Facebook at the "Rendez-vous des Cajuns" Cajun Music Show page  for even for information on upcoming shows.

 

 

 

THE “RENDEZ-VOUS DES CAJUNS” CAJUN MUSIC RADIO & TV SHOW

Every Saturday Night from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, in the Liberty Center, the City of Eunice and the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve present a live radio show, featuring both Cajun and Zydeco music in the Grand Old Opry/Louisiana Hayride/Prairie Home Companion format. Cajun French is the language of the show with enough English spoken so that everyone can enjoy this unique and one-of-a-kind experience. The show is family oriented. Tickets are sold beginning at 4:00 PM on Saturday, the day of the show, and seating is general admission. For more information call the Eunice Mayor’s Office at (337) 457-7389, Monday through Friday.

LAISSEZ LES BONS TEMPS ROULER AU
"RENDEZ-VOUS DES CAJUNS"
Since 1987

LIVE MUSIC & DANCING - EVERY SATURDAY
6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
(Liberty opens at 4:00 PM - Admission $5.00)
CAJUN RADIO & T.V. SHOW
LIBERTY THEATER
EUNICE, LOUISIANA

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THE OFFICIAL LIBERTY THEATER SCHEDULE
Eunice, Louisiana USA

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Every Saturday Night from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, in the Liberty Center, the City of Eunice and the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve present a live radio show, featuring both Cajun and Zydeco music in the Grand Old Opry/Louisiana Hayride/Prairie Home Companion format. Cajun French is the language of the show with enough English spoken so that everyone can enjoy this unique and one-of-a-kind experience. The show is family oriented. Tickets are sold beginning at 4:00 PM on Saturday, the day of the show, and seating is general admission. For more information call the Eunice Mayor’s Office at (337) 457-7389, Monday through Friday.
"Like" us on Facebook at the "Rendez-vous des Cajuns" Cajun Music Show page  for even for information on upcoming shows.

 

 

 

Every Saturday Night from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, in the Liberty Center, the City of Eunice and the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve present a live radio show, featuring both Cajun and Zydeco music in the Grand Old Opry/Louisiana Hayride/Prairie Home Companion format. Cajun French is the language of the show with enough English spoken so that everyone can enjoy this unique and one-of-a-kind experience. The show is family oriented. Tickets are sold beginning at 4:00 PM on Saturday, the day of the show, and seating is general admission. For more information call the Eunice Mayor’s Office at (337) 457-7389, Monday through Friday.
"Like" us on Facebook at the "Rendez-vous des Cajuns" Cajun Music Show page for even for information on upcoming shows.

 

 

 

Every Saturday Night from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, in the Liberty Center, the City of Eunice and the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve present a live radio show, featuring both Cajun and Zydeco music in the Grand Old Opry/Louisiana Hayride/Prairie Home Companion format. Cajun French is the language of the show with enough English spoken so that everyone can enjoy this unique and one-of-a-kind experience. The show is family oriented. Tickets are sold beginning at 4:00 PM on Saturday, the day of the show, and seating is general admission. For more information call the Eunice Mayor’s Office at (337) 457-7389, Monday through Friday.
"Like" us on Facebook at the "Rendez-vous des Cajuns" Cajun Music Show page  for even for information on upcoming shows.

 

 

 

Every Saturday Night from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM, in the Liberty Center, the City of Eunice and the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve present a live radio show, featuring both Cajun and Zydeco music in the Grand Old Opry/Louisiana Hayride/Prairie Home Companion format. Cajun French is the language of the show with enough English spoken so that everyone can enjoy this unique and one-of-a-kind experience. The show is family oriented. Tickets are sold beginning at 4:00 PM on Saturday, the day of the show, and seating is general admission. For more information call the Eunice Mayor’s Office at (337) 457-7389, Monday through Friday.
"Like" us on Facebook at the "Rendez-vous des Cajuns" Cajun Music Show page  for even for information on upcoming shows.

 

 

 

Eunice Courir De Mardi Gras 2012

On Mardi Gras Day, which is always held the day before Ash Wednesday (usually February or March), Eunice holds a traditional Courir de Mardi Gras. They assemble at theNorthwest Community Center at 501 Samuel Drive starting at 6 a.m. with the Run leaving at 8 a.m. Costumed participants ride on horseback and on flatbeds through the countryside. They parade along Second Street through downtown Eunice starting about 3 p.m.
The Eunice Courir de Mardi Gras dates back from when the town was first established in the late 19th century. The Courir was abandoned for a few years during World War II, but in 1946 a small band of riders revived the tradition. Today, the Eunice Courir de Mardi Gras has more than 1000 participants (Including both male and female) on the run and it continues to increase each year.
Mardi Gras in rural Southwestern Louisiana draws on traditions that are centuries old. Revelers go from house to house begging to obtain the ingredients for a communal meal. They wear costumes that conceal their identity and that also parody the roles of those in authority. They escape from ordinary life partly through the alcohol many consume in their festive quest, but even more through the roles they portray. As they act out their parts in a wild, gaudy pageant, they are escaping from routine existence, freed from the restraints that confine them every other day in the year.
In all of the Mardi Gras run of today, the capitaine maintains control over the Mardi Gras, as the riders are known. He issues instructions to the riders as they assemble early in the morning and then leads them on their run. When they arrive at a farm house, he obtains permission to enter private property, after which the riders may charge toward the house, where the Mardi Gras sing, dance, and beg until the owner offers them an ingredient for a gumbo. Often, the owner will throw a live chicken into the air that the Mardi Gras will chase, like football players trying to recover a fumble.
In addition to the Mardi Gras on horseback, some ride on flatbed trailers pulled by trucks or tractors. By mid to late afternoon, the Courir returns to town and parades down the main street on the way to the location where the evening gumbo will be prepared.
The celebration begins on Saturday with an Interpretive Program at The Jean Lafitte National Historical Park Prairie Acadian Cultural Center in Historic Downtown Eunice from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is a live jam session downtown, a performance at the Liberty Theatre at 6 p.m., museum and shops are open all day and a Street Dance held after the Liberty show ends at 7:30 p.m.
The celebration continues on Sunday with a children's Courir starting at 9 a.m. from the Eunice Recreation Complex on Sittig Road. The children ride on flatbed trailers or in pickup trucks. The Children's Parade starts about 10 a.m. along Second Street through downtown Eunice. There is a live jam session downtown and the Eunice Museum has films and exhibits on display.
Sunday activities also include a traditional old time boucherie (hog butchering) and cochon de lait (a suckling pig, now often used to refer in general to a pig roast) held downtown. The Boucherie begins in front of City Hall at 10 a.m. Visitors can see and enjoy the products of a Cajun tradition that is still common at many family gatherings: a hog is slaughtered and then made into a variety of dishes: backbone stew, boudin, gratins (cracklings), and other delicacies. By 11:30, the first dishes are ready for tasting.
On Monday, through the day there are live jam sessions downtown, a Lundi Gras Street Dance and a slide show presentation at the Jean Lafitte Prairie Acadian Cultural Center starting at noon.
Mardi Gras Day in Eunice includes a variety of events that will appeal to the whole family. The main celebration on Mardi Gras Day features a full day of activities downtown while the Eunice Mardi Gras Association's Courir is winding through the countryside. The downtown crowds can listen and dance to continuous music from two stages and eat all of the traditional Cajun foods. Throughout Mardi Gras Day, downtown Eunice features Cajun bands, food vendors, traditional crafts and cooking demonstrations at The Jean Lafitte National Historical Park Prairie Acadian Cultural Center, Arts and Craft booths and displays at the Eunice Museum and the Cajun French Music Hall of Fame. When the Courir returns, the riders are joined by decorated trucks in a parade through downtown Eunice that starts about 3 p.m. The emphasis is on family-oriented fun.

 

LAISSEZ LES BONS TEMPS ROULER AU
"RENDEZ-VOUS DES CAJUNS"
Since 1987

LIVE MUSIC & DANCING - EVERY SATURDAY
6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
(Liberty opens at 4:00 PM - Admission $5.00)
CAJUN RADIO & T.V. SHOW
LIBERTY THEATER
EUNICE, LOUISIANA

♫   L'ACADIE INN & RV PARK Hwy. 190 E (3mi) hotboudin.com 337-457-5211 CRAWFISH BARN Cajun Food of Redell & Vidrine Communities LIVE CAJUN BANDS 337-363-2322

JANUARY 7, 2012 BONNE CHANCE With Patrick Pellerin ♫ Thelma Daigle Cajun Humorist  JANUARY 14, 2012 Dupuy Family Band ♫ CAMERON DUPUY & the Cajun Troubadours MORE INFORMATION: Call: 337-457-7389 www.eunice-la.com

JANUARY 21, 2012 (Not a "Rendez-vous des Cajun" Music show) Lovesick Blues: An Evening with Hank Williams, Sr. Featuring Hugh Harris ♫ Reserved Seating Only $13.00  For Tickets Call 337-457-7389 JANUARY 28, 2012 LOW MAINTENANCE with Drew Simon ♫ Murray Conque Humorist & Emcee

SECOND TIME AROUND Used & Vintage THRIFT STORE 120 S. 2nd Street 337-457-8360 ♫ NICK'S ON 2nd STREET Restaurant DANCE HALL 123 S. 2nd St. nickson2nd.com 337-457-4921 BEST WESTERN EUNICE Hwy. 190 W. 337-457-2800 800-962-8423

BROADCAST LIVE: KRVS 88.7 FM Public Radio ww.krvs.org KEUN 1490 AM www.keunworldwide.com BROADCAST DELAYED: KEUN 105.5 FM KDCG-TV (Opelousas & Lafayette) AOC (Acadiana Open Channel - Lafayette)	EVERY SATURDAY DOWNTOWN: The Jean Lafitte Prairie Acadian Culture Center (457-8499) 3PM Music Program FEATURING band members who will be performing that evening at the Liberty 4PMCooking Demonstration OPEN ALL DAY: Eunice Depot Museum (457-6540) Cajun French Music Hall of Fame & Museum (457-6534)

The "RENDEZ-VOUS DES CAJUNS" Cajun Radio & TV Show is made possible by support from:

Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve The City of Eunice State of Louisiana Department of Recreation, Culture & Tourism

AllState Insurance Agency of Eunice Best Stop Supermarket of Scott L'Acadie Inn & RV Park

Lakeview Park & Beach Tourist Commission

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THE OFFICIAL LIBERTY THEATER SCHEDULE
Eunice, Louisiana USA

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The Eunice Main to Main Committee released a schedule of events for the yearly Main Street Event. Anyone wishing to set up an arts and crafts, food or collectibles booth should contact Joan McManus at City Hall at 457-6503 or drop by and pick up an application. Booth fees are $10 per day. A garage sale will be Saturday Nov. 12 and 19. For more information on the Garage Sale contact Pam Wood at 457-0607. The fee is $10.00. Old photos from the 20’s, 30’s, 40’s and 50’s will be displayed in downtown windows. If you have any you would like to lend, just bring them to City Hall to be enlarged.

LOUISIANA MAIN STREET

MAIN-TO-MAIN SCHEDULE

MAIN STREET MEMORIES – REMEMBERING 20’s, 30’s, 40’s and 50’s

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2011 - PHOTO EXHIBITS IN DOWNTOWN STORES

7 A.M. GARAGE SALE – DOWNTOWN ON PARK AVENUE

NOEL ON THE PRAIRIE SHOPPING EXPERIENCE ALL OVER TOWN

10 A.M. FARMERS MARKET - DOWNTOWN

ARTS & CRAFTS & COLLECTIBLES SHOW & SALE – DOWNTOWN

LYN FONTENOT’S EXHIBIT OF EDIBLE WILD PLANTS OF LOUISIANA WITH RECIPES AND FOOD SAMPLES – JEAN LAFITTE ACADIAN CULTURAL CENTER

EUNICE PUBLIC LIBRARY – CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES & BOOKSTORE DOWNTOWN

FOUR DOWNTOWN MUSEUMS OPEN – CFMA, DEPOT, JEAN LAFITTE, NUTCRACKER MUSEUMS

CARRON CEMETERY FAMILY ALLIANCE – SELLING BBQ PLATE LUNCHES AND DRINKS

11:45 AM              2ND & PARK AVE. - SILVER BELLES DANCE TROUP

6 P.M. LIBERTY THEATER 6-7:30 “RENDEZ-VOUS DES CAJUNS” RADIO SHOW FEATURING

THE MELODY BUTLER BAND – AMERICAN FOLK & CLASSICS
GOLDMAN THIBODEAUX and THE LAWTELL PLAYBOYS

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2011 - PHOTO EXHIBITS IN DOWNTOWN STORES

7 A.M. GARAGE SALE – DOWNTOWN ON PARK AVENUE

10 A.M. FARMERS MARKET; ARTS & CRAFTS BOOTHS; SPECIALTY FOOD ITEMS;

& COLLECTIBLES SALE – DOWNTOWN

POWER POINT PRESENTATION ON HISTORY OF EUNICE (DISCUSSION) BY ALMA REED

LYN FONTENOT’S EXHIBIT OF EDIBLE WILD PLANTS OF LOUISIANA WITH RECIPES AND FOOD SAMPLES – ACADIAN CULTURAL CENTER

ART LESSONS – CAFÉ MOSIAC – VIVIAN BROUSSARD & HAIDEE DEROUEN

DEPOT MUSEUM ACOUSTIC JAM SESSION

OLD TIME BAR-B-Q & DRINKS – CITY HALL LOT - BY THE ST. LANDRY FIRE DISTRICT 6

EUNICE PUBLIC LIBRARY – CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES & BOOKSTORE – DOWNTOWN

VFW POST 8971 DISPLAY IN LIBERTY THEATER ANNEX

ANTIQUE CAR DISPLAY – HALF-FAST MOTORING SOCIETY – CITY HALL PARKING LOT

FOUR DOWNTOWN MUSEUMS OPEN – CFMA, DEPOT, JEAN LAFITTE ACADIAN CULTURAL CENTER,
NUTCRACKER MUSEUMS OPEN

1:30 PM                 CAFE MOSAIC - SUZUKI STRINGS CONCERT        (NANCY  SIMON  GROUP)

3 P.M. JEAN LAFITTE CULTURAL CENTER – MUSIC PROGRAM

3-5 P.M. “WINE AND CHEESE SOCIAL” OUTSIDE EUNICE NUTCRACKER MUSEUM
Presented by Eunice Bulb & Blossom & Beta Sigma Phi

4 P.M. JEAN LAFITTE ACADIAN CULTURAL CENTER – COOKING DEMONSTRATION

6 P.M. LIBERTY THEATER - MAIN STREET MEMORIES – SPECIAL PROGRAM – A TRIBUTE TO HANK WILLIAMS, SR.