Seven Louisiana Pumpkin Patches And Mazes Worth Driving To This Month
October in Louisiana finally gives you a reason to stand in a field on purpose. From a 12-acre corn maze near Dry Creek to a…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 6, 2026
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October in Louisiana finally gives you a reason to stand in a field on purpose. From a 12-acre corn maze near Dry Creek to a…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 6, 2026
Louisiana
Behind an old cafe sign on South Third Street in Leesville, a husband and wife are serving roast…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 6
Louisiana
On North Solomon Street in Mid-City New Orleans, a big warehouse and yard hold stacks of old doors,…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 5
Louisiana
Plenty of people walk into The Little Needlepoint Shop in Lafayette needing one skein of thread. A good…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 5
Louisiana
The Creole Nature Trail runs about 180 miles through southwest Louisiana, looping from Sulphur and Lake Charles down…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 4
Louisiana
Halfway down the 700 block of Royal Street, a doorway glows red and blue against the old French…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 4
Louisiana
Some Mardi Gras costumes stand taller than the people wearing them, and a few hundred of them now…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 3
Louisiana
On weekend mornings at the corner of Chartres and St. Ann, a jazz trio warms up while St.…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 3
Louisiana
Near Bayou St. John in New Orleans, a Greek Orthodox cathedral fills its Sunday mornings with unaccompanied voices,…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 2
Louisiana
The plan is always the same: pop in for twenty minutes, glance at a few booths, and get…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 2
Louisiana
Two floors of records sit inside Euclid Records on Chartres Street in the Bywater, and most people who…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 1
Louisiana
Some Saturdays start with a quick errand and end hours later with a stack of paperbacks under your…
By Nolan Frey · Oct 1
Louisiana
On Jefferson Street in downtown Lafayette, a small diner called Sunday’s still builds root beer floats, Italian cream…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 30
Louisiana
Mayhaw jelly, beeswax candles shaped like bunnies, and jars of chow chow all share shelf space inside a…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 30
Louisiana
You only needed one skein of navy cotton and a size 8 needle. Then the shelf of hand-dyed…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 29
Louisiana
At the far end of Bourbon Street, a low old building glows with tiny candles while a piano…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 29
Louisiana
A tall belfry capped with a French-style mansard roof rises above the live oaks of Grand Coteau, and…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 28
Louisiana
On St. Bernard Avenue in New Orleans, a small room with mismatched chairs once turned out pierogi, borscht,…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 28
Louisiana
On a small lot beside Bayou Petit Caillou, more than 100 concrete figures stand in the grass, and…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 27
Louisiana
Upstairs in a squat, oddly roofed building on the Cane River, nine painted plywood panels tell the story…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 27
Louisiana
The first vendor tables start filling up around 8 on a Saturday morning in Lafayette, and by late…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 26
Louisiana
On a busy stretch of Magazine Street in New Orleans, a small pizza shop has built its following…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 26
Louisiana
A 1913 steam engine sits under a pavilion on Lake Charles Avenue in DeQuincy, a short walk from…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 25
Louisiana
On South Landry Drive in New Iberia, cars stack up outside a small take-out window where the menu…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 25
Louisiana
On the West Bank of the Mississippi River, a warehouse-sized grocery store on Behrman Highway carries five kinds…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 24
Louisiana
Look toward the back of Jackson Square in New Orleans and you cannot miss the three white spires…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 24
Louisiana
On a quiet street in New Orleans, there is a little workshop where sparks fly and hot iron…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 23
Louisiana
Imagine standing just a few feet from a 13-foot alligator, then turning around to hold a baby gator…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 23
Louisiana
Picture yourself sitting in a big covered wagon when a giraffe leans in, stretches out its purple tongue,…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 22
Louisiana
Imagine walking into a building the size of an entire city block, every corner stacked with old doors,…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 22
Louisiana
Long before highways crisscrossed Louisiana, trains carried people and goods across the state, and grand depots marked every…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 21
Louisiana
Along Terry Parkway in Terrytown sits a skating rink that has been rolling since the disco days. Skate…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 21
Louisiana
In the French Quarter of New Orleans, there is a shop where the strange and the beautiful sit…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 20
Louisiana
In the small town of Charenton sits a museum where the storytellers are the story. The Chitimacha Museum…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 20
Louisiana
Fort Pike has been standing just east of New Orleans for nearly 200 years, and it has picked…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 19
Louisiana
If you love coming home from the beach with pockets full of shells, Rutherford Beach should be on…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 19
Louisiana
In the oldest town in Louisiana, there is a church that surprises nearly everyone who walks through its…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 18
Louisiana
Louisiana sits at the bottom of a giant highway in the sky called the Mississippi Flyway, where millions…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 18
Louisiana
Louisiana’s swamps feel like stepping into another world, where sunlight filters through moss-draped cypress and alligators glide silently…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 17
Louisiana
Imagine a shop where every corner holds a surprise. C J’s Antiques & Collectibles fills more than 15,000…
By Nolan Frey · Sep 17