Boathouse on stilts in a calm lake with a shoreline community across the water and leafless trees under a blue sky

Where the Bayou Still Speaks – Arnaudville, Louisiana: A Small Town with a Creole Heart

Deep in the heart of Acadiana, where two bayous meet and nearly four in ten people still speak French at home, the small Louisiana town of Arnaudville carries a cultural memory that much of the modern world has forgotten how to hold. For International Kreol Magazine, this is not simply a Louisiana story. It is part of a wider Creole world, where language, ancestry, migration and survival continue to shape identity across generations and continents. This is a story about a place that has never stopped listening to its ancestors.
The Atchafalaya

The Atchafalaya

The Atchafalaya Basin, or Atchafalaya Swamp, is the largest wetland and swamp in the United States. Located in south central Louisiana, it is a combination of wetlands and river delta area where the Atchafalay...
Boudin

Cajun Eats the Focus on Scott Boudin Festival

The first weekend of April each year is reserved for one thing in Scott, Louisiana: Cajun food. The annual Scott Boudin Festival took place from 6 April to 8 April 2018 at Scott Park and showcased the rich Caju...
Louisiane

Reviewing Festival International de Louisiane 2018

Festival International de Louisiane is in its 32nd year in 2018. The festival, which began in 1987, is a celebration of Acadiana and its connection to the wider Francophone vvorld. Each year, visitors come from...