We have lots of Zydeco Dance Boots,
Cowboy, Lacers, & Ropers, listed on our eBay site at this time! - Hollyfefe
for Auctions & Wanted Bayou our eBay store- we will soon be listing Dance
boots on our Store website
www.WantedBayou.com Please check often to see when we get it online.
Great deals on previously used boots in great shape and sometimes like new!
We have a pair of Anteaters in 8½D or a ladies 9½, and a pair of Sea TURTLE
- Yes, it's OK to sell VINTAGE Sea Turtle if was made BEFORE the Endangered
Species Protection Act was put into effect. We also have a Vintage Sea
Turtle Hand Bag (marked Genuine Sea Turtle by Justin Leather. These items
must be delivered by hand or within the state. There are no US restrictions
on the Ant Eater boots. An assortment of Alligator, Turtle and Crocodile
belts, boots and shoes can be found on our site. Please visit our eBay
pages from this link-
Our eBay Auctions.
Ceezees.com is dedicated to bring attention to, and assist in the
Preservation of, the Cajun, Zydeco and Creole Heritage and their Culture that has
survived over the past quarter-millennium in South Louisiana. As members
of the Cajun French Music Association, my wife Liz and I are actively involved
in bringing attention to the Culture of the Cajun & Creole settlers, their
descendants and their Heritage that is based on strong family values. A
traditional Cajun Fais do-do in Louisiana can still very well have in attendance
the entire family just as it has been for over two centuries. We are
continuing to increase the numbers of new Zydeco & Cajun Dancers on the 'floors'
of Louisiana by providing Dance Lessons periodically throughout the year.
We also attend and promote festivals, and fund-raising events that feature
Louisiana cultural bands, specifically Cajun, Creole, & Zydeco bands! We
are constantly on the lookout for and up & coming bands and encourage venues to
provide opportunities for new talent, especially at the larger festivals, and in
the Baton Rouge area!
This site is owned and maintained by Mike & Liz Humphries, avid Cajun and Zydeco
dancers, who are enjoying the God given gift of unrestricted Joy (la joie de
vie). We actively seek out of the way Cajun, Creole, and Zydeco Festivals
to attend and dance with like minded individuals from across the nation.
Check back with us often to see where we've been and what we thought about the
festivals we attend. Also check Cajun and Zydeco dance schedules for
events happening in and around South Louisiana which will be listed below and in
Current Events. If you're interested in acquiring dancing, walking,
riding, cowboy, or fashion boots or shoes, check out the link below to Our eBay
Auctions. Other interesting items may occasionally be listed under Other
Items for sale.
Merci, et mais Bon Dieu vous benit!
Our Goal -
is to provide Cajun and Zydeco dance schedule information for the S. LA. area
and provide dance instruction for those who want to learn how to Dance to Cajun
and Zydeco music. Eventually, we would hope to provide a dance venue that
has the dancer's interest at heart. Being dancers ourselves, we have a
keen understanding of what is important to the dancing public; smooth,
shock absorbent wooden floors, cool breezes, cold refreshment, and of course-
Excellent Live Entertainment!!
Sunday: Whiskey River Landing- Henderson, LA 1-4 pm $10 1365 Henderson Levee Rd,
Henderson, LA 70517
Italicized
address can be plugged into your GPS
Come on out!
Support Louisiana heritage!
For the month of November in Baton
Rouge
& close by:
Please support these events, as we
don't get near enough Cajun & Zydeco Bands in BR!
Thursday,
***Rock'n'Bowl:
3016 S. Carrollton Avenue *Check www.rocknbowl.com for
directions. Coming up this month: **
11/12 -Nathan & the Zydeco Cha-Chas 11/19 -
Jeffrey Broussard 11/26 -Geno Delafose
12/03 - Lil Nathan 10/01 -
Map for Rock-n-Bowl the little blue
balloon
WAS the OLD Rock-n-Bowl: From br take I-10 through Metairie past the
I-610 cutoff, take Carrollton/Tulane exit, stay left on the exit past the
Tulane/Airline exit, stay left again to take the S. Carrollton exit. follow
Carrolton down about 1-2 miles on the right NEW Rock-n-Bowl is next to Ye Ole
College Inn on Carrolton. Get there early to find a parking spot, else you will
have to be creative, but try to avoid parking on the street!
Take the 1st available U-Turn on Carrollton, go back under the I-10 and emerge
at the Tulane signal light. Turn left then an immediate right into the
parking lot.
remember to replace the
"-at-" in the address to the @ symbol before sending.
«: Pre-registration is highly recommended, click on the link to the left
that will open an email and then just push send. I'll send you
back a form. You may also pre-register for upcoming classes,
or send your 1-Name, 2-Email, 3-Ph#, 4-You est. dance experience
level(1-10), 5-What you hope to achieve, 6-How you heard about the
lessons. 7-Can we release your contact information to your dance group
participants? (for this class only)
is
between the Perkins Road Overpass(4
blocks N) & City Park Blvd(7~9 blocks
SE),
almost across from Perks Coffee House.
Take Acadian exit off I-10, turn S to Perkins- Right on Perkins, cross over the
Perkins Road Overpass, go to the 4th right, turn rt into the parking lot.
The
Perkins Road Overpass is what goes over Chelsea's!, if this helps.
The 2008 Eleventh Annual Zydeco Cruise was a blast! Thanks to all that
worked to make it the success that it was. Next cruise, leaving New Orleans Nov. 2, 2008. Check the cruise clock below for
the count-down clock! Thanks again,-
Mike
Places to go every week for you to pass a good time!
Not far from the beach! Very Affordable (under $1500)! Fee paid for this year!
Info available
The website for the time share is
www.crownresortsltd.com
Click on Resorts, then Hickory Hills or
click here
There are 4 pictures. Amenities are listed below the pictures.
Make Offer
Our unit is 11A, week 25, which is June 20 this year. It's a
2 BR/2Bath
The units they have for sale at that time are offered for $1399
(They don't sell units for people. These are units that have been
returned to them due to someone being too ill to travel. At least
that's what they tell me).
Dues per year are $395, for a 7 day stay- or trade away to stay
in one of many places around the world!
contact me for details,
New Places in town- Near Baton Rouge! - send me your "new" places
Teddy's is
normally
a Blues Club Juke Joint!, but is venturing into the Zydeco genre by public demand.
Teddy's Juke Joint,
17001 Old Scenic Hwy, Zachary - 225-658-8029 (Teddy's)
NuNu's:
Perhaps you've already heard of it, in case you haven't, there's a NEW PLACE in
TOWN:
NUNU's Nightlite at the Town Market -
Hwy 31- Arnaudville, LA
Please consider
visiting this festival for a sweet taste of down home hospitality & fine Zydeco
Music.
Outdoors with tent,
Large Concrete Dance Area, Smoking Permitted
Event begins at 11:00AM Info: (337) 623-0838
Geno Delafose and French Rockin' Boogie
Leon Chavis and the Zydeco Flames
Lil' Nathan & The Zydeco Big Timers
Keith Frank and the Soileau Zydeco Band
Step Rideau & The Zydeco Outlaws Fireworks @ 8:00PM
Webmaster's note: This is located on Hwy 71 15.5 miles NW of Hwy 190. Hwy
71 branches off Hwy 190 1~1.5 miles WEST of Krotz Springs or about 7~9 Miles
EAST of Port Barre and is the straightest road I've ever seen for 15.7 miles;
and it has been overlaid with in the past couple of years and is probably the
smoothest long stretch of straight road in the state! So it's easy to not notice
your speed! Please observe traffic laws along this
stretch as it well patrolled by St. Landry Parish Deputies & LA State Police.
From Baton Rouge, take
Hwy 190 west through Krotz Springs, for about 1 mile and take the next exit to
the right- Hwy 71, drive on Hwy 71 (@55~59mph) for 15.2 miles and take the
gravel/shell road to the right. You'll see the 4' by 8' sign at the corner-
Lebeau Zydeco Festival!
From Lafayette, go to
Opelousas, take a right on Hwy 190 (EAST) and pass through Port Barre (at the
speed limit) for about 7~9 Miles and take exit to the right, HWY 71, drive on
Hwy 71 (@55~59mph) for 15.2 miles and take the gravel/shell road to the right.
You'll see the 4' by 8' sign at the corner- Lebeau Zydeco Festival!
No more Friday Night
Dances at the American Legion Hall!
BR-CFMA normally has their dances on the
1st & 3rd Friday's of the month. The only exceptions are when there are
conflicts with pre-bookings of the hall, holiday weekends, & large Cajun
Music festivals.
West Coast Cajun/Zydeco Music and Dance Just Dance Ballroom, 2500 Embarcadero, Oakland, Ca. www.justdanceballroom.com
Friday January 30, 2009
Greetings from Louisiana Sue
Hope this finds you well and ready to dance on TV!
Mardi Gras is going on and we have some great parties for you!
These dances are brought to you by Just Dance Ballroom, Louisiana Sue and the
Just Dance Ballroom Zydeco Support Group
Just Dance Ballroomwww.justdanceballroom.com
2500 Embarcadero
Oakland, Ca. 94606
510-436-9888
Want to dance on TV?
Be at Just Dance Thursday February 5 at 2 PM
wear something colorful and bring a big smile ABC's KGO San Francisco's View
from the Bay will be at Just Dance to preview our upcoming dance parties. Ted
Sherrod will be on hand to show lessons, Louisiana Sue will be fixing up the Fun
King Cake, Lloyd Meadows and Billy Wilson will be on hand for a little music and
washboard activity. We have about 20 or so dancers but the more the merrier, so
come on down and DANCE ON LIVE TV! The show is live from 3-4 PM and will
be posted on their web site.
UP coming Just Dance Zydeco Dance Parties
Three nights of Mardi Gras food, dance lesson, live music. Fabulous dance floor,
great parking and MORE
Friday February 6 Doors open 7:30, Dance lesson 8
Music by Mark St. Mary Zydeco 9-midnight
Lesson by Ted Sherrod
Louisiana Sue's Pasta Jambalaya
King Cake & who ever gets the "baby" is crowned King or Queen & get Free
admission to 10 Just Dance Zydeco nights
All this for ONLY $15 WOW
Friday February 13 Doors open 7:30, Dance lesson 8
Music by Corey Ledet & Cydrell Ballou (both boys will play accordion)
hosted by Mark St. Mary 9-midnight
Lesson by Chris S.
Louisiana Sue's Chicken & Sausage Gumbo
All this for ONLY $15
Friday February 27 Doors open 7:30, Dance lessons 8
Mardi Gras After Party
Music by Zydeco Flames 9:30-12:30
Louisiana Sue's Vegetarian "Mockshoe" Smothered Corn & tomatoes, Cajun spices,
served over rice.
All this for ONLY $15
Friday March 6 Doors open 7:30 Dance lesson 8
Mark St.Mary Zydeco 9 - midnight
Louisiana Sue's Dirty Rice All this for ONLY $15
Friday March 13 Doors open 7:30
Dance lesson 8
Zydeco Flames 9:30-12:30
Louisiana Sue's New Orleans Style Muffellettas sandwich with ham, salami,
provolone cheese topped with marinated olive salad
All this for ONLY $15
Friday March 20 Doors open 7:30
Dance lesson 8pm
Dikki Du & the Zydeco Krewe 9-midnight
Louisiana Sue's Jambalaya with Chicken & Sausage
All this for only $15
MORE TO COME!
Up coming dances will include:
*Friday April 3 Geno Delafose & French Rocking Boogie Band to be confirmed
Friday June 12 Dikki Du & the Zydeco Krewe confirmed
Friday June 26 Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble confirmed
Book your Cruise to the Bahamas with Brian Jack & the Zydeco Gamblers Nov.14-21
departing from New Orleans. Call Travel Machine 1-800-683-9882
check out www.zydecocruise.com
Bayou to Bahamas Cruise
Note from Sue:
Thanks to all who have signed up for the Just Dance Zydeco Support Group. We are
going forward working with Seattle and Portland dance groups to bring more
Louisiana musicians to our dances. We are offering dances at Just Dance then off
to Seattle and Portland. We are all excited about continuing to support out of
town musicians and bands.
Over the years I have had great success with your support and the support of
Mark St. Mary and Zydeco Flames producing benefits that affect our Zydeco
Community. The Hurricane Katrina and Rita fund raisers, the adopt a zydeco
musician as well as give a free Zydeco cruise to dancers were very successful
Now a NEW challenge!
I need your help to find a way to do as our President asks, Help others......
With all of us affected by the troubled economic times it will be harder to
write that check so I am asking all of you to put your thinking caps on and
offer suggestions on how we can as a group do some thing to help others and give
something back.
You can discuss them with me at the JDB Zydeco Parties or email me or even leave
a message on my voice mail. Hard times call for us to dig deep into our brains
and come up with ways to support and help each other. We will get through this
but together we are stronger than alone.......... I know you are all caring and
sharing people and together we will come up with a great way to help others.
Hope to hear from you soon, looking forward to seeing
you at JDB.
Louisiana Sue
lasue@pacbell.net
voice mail 916-962-6415
our protectors who served for us in times of war & peace.
Note: Anytime you get an opportunity to greet a Veteran, please do so with your
heartfelt thanks. If it weren't for these guys our freedom would be in
question! Our language, our heritage, - what else could have changed.
We, Les Danseurs de la
Capitale de Baton Rouge, had the privilege of providing the entertainment at a
reunion of the Battle of the Bulge veterans at the Sheraton in the summer of
2006. What an event to be in the presence of these guys who survived one of the
worst theaters of engagement of all time, so ill-equipped for the harsh winter
that they found themselves surrounded by, yet they hung in there while still
fighting the enemy.
Welcome to Baton Rouge
Veterans! A reunion of World War II Veterans was held August '06, at based at
the downtown Sheraton. These brave men all served and fought in the Battle
of the Bulge and are all in their late 70s on up. I talked with one
gentleman in particular that owned up to having fought in 3 wars in his
lifetime, World War II, the Korean War (conflict) and in Vietnam! He was
so proud to be able to claim such a statement. What's really amazing is that he
lived through three wars. Another humble and sincere man replied with "You know
something, that's only the third time in my life that someone said that to me,"
after I thanked him personally for serving our country so bravely. Two
other gentlemen informed me that I was the first to thank them for their
service. I was shocked. These guys served in a devastating war and against tremendous
odds, and the horrific elements with very little provisions in the bitter cold
to not hear a sincere thanks from every American they ever come into contact
with is beyond my comprehension! So I want to encourage the three or four people
that will read this to reach out and seek out a veteran and thank them for their
service to their and our country. Please.
We all want to say THANK YOU for your service to our country and
especially for your protection of the freedoms we often may take for granted. A
very simple THANKS and a firm handshake can mean the world to some of these
guys. So let me repeat myself in encouraging anyone who has the opportunity to
cross paths with a WWII vet, to give them a good ole Southern thanks!!!
Our warmest and deepest sympathies go out to
the family of Dennis Boudreaux - famed Fiddler of the Savoir Faire Cajun Band
who passed away early New Year's Morning following his performance at the Baton Rouge CFMA New Year's
party. He died of a massive heart attack just after packing up all the
gear. Dennis will be surely be missed! Please remember his children, survivors and loved ones
in your prayers.
The funeral
arrangements are as follows:
Sunday, January 4
Rabenhorst East Funeral Home on Florida Blvd
Visitation was from 11:00 - 3:00
Memorial Service was following Visitation at 3:00
We will miss you Dennis- God Bless your
family in this time of grief, sorrow, and mourning!
Dennis
showing our grand daughter a little about the fiddle.
Dennis,
Paul Daigle, unknown future Scrub board master & our Grand daughter at a CFMA dance
April, 2006
Past Events
Baton Rouge's Earth Day Celebration! 2009
Sunday April 19th
Noon to 8:30pm
Louisiana Heritage Stage: Galvez Plaza
1:00 – 2:30 Steve Bing & the Bayou Hotshots
3:00 – 4:30 Paul Daigle & Cajun Gold
5:30 – 7:30 Geno Delafose & French Rockin’ Boogie
Earth Stage: Repentance Fountains area next to the River Center
1:00 – 2:30 Flatbed Honeymoon
3:00 - 4:30 Chris LeBlanc Band
5:00 – 6:30 Tab Benoit
(Co-Presented by the Baton Rouge Blues Foundation)
7:00 – 8:30 Cowboy Mouth
(other upcoming festivals)
Baton Rouge Blues Week - April 18-26
Dance To Cure Cancer
When: Sunday, March
15, 2009
Where: Grant Street Dancehall
Time: Noon – 10 pm
Cost: $15 Entrance fee goes to benefit the American Cancer Society
Make your plans to
attend the Dance To Cure Cancer – a day of dancing and entertainment!
Have fun while helping raise money for the American Cancer Society.
FAMILY NIGHT THURSDAY MARCH 13th 2008 Full
Carnival Rides
5 pm. - 11 pm
Entertainment: Featuring: JAZZ & BLUES
ON THE BAYOU
Palmetto Zydeco Playboys 5 pm - 6:30 pm
BBC With Steve Adams 6:30 pm - 8 pm
Tommy C (Tribute Pass Deceased Zydeco Musicians) Music and Video Show 8 pm -
10 pm
J. Paul, Jr. & The Zydeco Nubreeds 10 pm - 12 am
Admission $2
FRIDAY MARCH 14th 2008 Full Carnival
Rides
5 pm - 1 am
Entertainment: Featuring:
Big Mo & LA 31 5 pm - 6:45 pm
Lil Kenny and the Heartbreakers 6:45 pm - 8:30 pm
Chris Ardoin & Nu-Step 8:30 pm - 10:15 pm
J. Paul, Jr. & The Zydeco Nu-Breeds 10:15 pm - 12:15 A.M.
Admission $10 Adults and Children $5
under 12 years old (12 and above must pay adult price)
SATURDAY MARCH 15th 2008 Full Carnival Rides
9
am
- 1 am
Opening Ceremony 9 am (Front of Museum)
Parade: 10 am
Queens Catfish Eating Contest 11 am
Civil War Reenactment 2 pm
Native American Indian Dance 3 pm
Entertainment: Featuring:
Steve Riley & Mamou Playboys 10 am - 12 pm
Jeffery Broussard & Creole Cowboys 12 pm - 2 pm
Travis Matte 2 pm - 4 pm
Geno Delafose & French Rockin Boogie 4 pm - 6 pm
Rockin Dopsie, Jr. & The Zydeco Twisters 6pm pm - 8 pm
Keith Frank & The Soileau Zydeco Band 8 pm - 10 pm
Chris Ardoin & Nu-Step 10 pm 12 am
mission $10 Adults and Children $5 under
12 years old (12 and above must pay adult price)
SUNDAY MARCH 16th 2008 Full Carnival
Rides
8 am - pm
Catfish Cook Off: 8 am-11 am (Results
Announced at NOON)
Entertainment: Featuring:
Roddie Romero 12 pm - 1:45 pm
Patrick Henry and the Liberation 1:45 pm - 3:15 pm
Geno Delafose & French Rockin Boogie 3:15 pm - 5 pm
Keith Frank & The Soileau Zydeco Band 5 pm - 6 pm
Krossfyre Band 6:45 pm - 8:15 pm
Admission $10 Adults and Children $5
under 12 years old (12 and above must pay adult price)
Third Annual New Orleans Cajun & Zydeco Dance Fest
TIPITINA'S UPTOWN-501 Napoleon Ave - New Orleans, LA
Saturday, December 13 2008 1pm to 1am
Sunday, December 14 2008 3:30pm to 11:10pm
Donation: $10 per person each day
Proceeds benefit Bridge House and Grace House
Festival Schedule:
Saturday, December 13 Doors open at 12:30pm
Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie 1pm - 4pm
ZYDECO DANCE CONTEST 3pm - 3:15pm
The Zion Harmonizers 4:10pm - 4:55pm
Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble 5:05pm - 7pm
Berard Family Band 7:10pm - 9:10pm
CAJUN DANCE CONTEST 7:15pm - 7:30pm
CAJUN YELLING CONTEST 9:10pm - 9:20pm
Lucky Playboys 9:20pm -11:20pm
T'Canaille Cajun Band 11:30pm -1am
SILENT AUCTION, DANCE PRIZES, DOOR PRIZES FOOD & DRINKS AVAILABLE AT FEST
Sunday, December 14 Doors open at 3pm
Crown Seekers 3:30pm - 4:45pm
Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys 5pm - 7pm
CAJUN DANCE FINALS 5:30pm - 5:45pm
Bruce Daigrepont 7:10pm - 9pm
CAJUN YELLING CONTEST 7:30pm - 7:40pm
ZYDECO DANCE FINALS 9:30pm - 9:45pm
Leon Chavis & the Zydeco Flames 9:10pm - 11:10pm
Editor's note: Please make every effort to support this very
important event. Smitty and all the New Orleans Cajun Dancers devote their
time and resources to raising money for these admirable agencies that do
excellent work in the New Orleans area. Valuable prizes are always a
part of the contests and are a tribute to the promotion and fund raising
efforts of these generous people. So, let's all make a special effort
to support their efforts.
Festivals
Acadien
was a fantastic festival!
Friday, Saturday & Sunday -October 10, 11 & 12 (always the 2nd weekend in October!)
Good close
parking
($10-last year)
is at this GPS location:30.210154,
-92.019693
This event happens to also be known as
Mike's Birthday Party! :) #59
The Gulf Coast Zydeco Music & Crawfish Festival
May 16~18, 2008
We had a blast at this Festival!!!
As did several hundred other dancers from across the US!
Check photos on the website
Daphne,
Alabama-«(
just
across the bay from Mobile)
Daphne Civic Center Complex
Make your plans now to attend, and book your rooms
early! Dancers from all over the US attend this festival and rooms go fast!
Nice People, a Fantastic Band Line-up, a wonderful
Tent Covered outer dance area with wooden floor outside, and a huge hardwood
floor inside an air-conditioned hall, make this one of the best festivals in the
country! Dancers are treated right! I highly recommend this one!
Gulf Coast Zydeco Music
and Crawfish Festival 2008
It's All About the Dance
(a note from the Director:)
AYEEE !
Zydeco Dance is on the move as new ones are introduced to this
high energy dance. I am sure that the first dancers of Zydeco would be amazed at
how their same 4 count two-step has advanced. I recently went to a trail ride
dance in Lawtell , La. in the heart of Zydeco land. I was amazed at the Zydeco
style of the twenty something age group down there. I could clearly see that
there is no one way to Zydeco. The count is the same but flair and personal
style (as with most dances) makes this dance in my humble opinion one of the
best dances around. It has been said that when you dance Zydeco all problems go
away. Some learn Zydeco by the rhythm and some learn by the count. It really
doesn't matter how you learn it. It only matters that your do! By popular demand
the Gulf Coast Zydeco Music and Crawfish Festival will present an array of dance
instructors at out festivals for your learning experience and enjoyment. As we
say “It's All about the Dance” and it's all
about fun!
I'll see you on the dance floor!
Sandra Morse, Director
Gulf Coast Zydeco Music and Crawfish Festival
Dance Instruction
Friday, May 16,
2008
Start
Length
Description
Instructor
Location
6:00 p.m.
45 minutes
Beginning Zydeco
Michael Seider
Swamp Stage Arena
(Inside)
8:15 p.m.
20 minutes
Beginning Zydeco
Michael Seider
Jubilee Dance Hall
(Inside Lobby)
Dance instructors will be on hand during the night and will assist where needed!
Saturday, May
17, 2008
Start
Length
Description
Instructor
Location
10:30 a.m.
30 minutes
Beginning Zydeco
Michael Seider
Dance Tent (outside)
10:30 a.m.
30 minutes
Beginning Cajun
Liz and Mike
Humphries
Jubilee Dance Hall
(Inside)
1:00 p.m.
15 minutes
Beginning Zydeco
Michael Seider
Dance Tent (Outside)
3:15 p.m.
15 minutes
Beginning Cajun
Liz and Mike
Humphries
Dance Tent (Outside)
5:30 p.m.
15 minutes
Beginning Zydeco
Michael Seider
Swamp Stage Arena
(Inside)
7:15 p.m.
20 minutes
Beginning Zydeco
Michael Seider
Jubilee Dance Hall
Dance
instructors will be on hand during the day & night and will assist where
needed!
Sunday, May 18,
2008
Start
Length
Description
Instructor
Location
11:15 a.m.
45 minutes
Beginning Zydeco
Michael Seider
Swamp Stage Arena
(Inside)
11:15 a.m.
45 minutes
Beginning Cajun
Liz and Mike
Humphries
Jubilee Dance Hall
(Inside)
1:30 p.m.
15 minutes
Beginning Zydeco
Michael Seider
Dance Tent (Outside)
3:15 p.m.
15 minutes
Line Dance
Kenneth Nobles
Dance Tent (Outside)
Dance
instructors will be on hand during the
day and will assist where needed!
Cajun Dance Instruction Presented by Mike
and Liz Humphries
Mike
and Liz Humphries live near Baton Rouge, Louisiana . After meeting at a
CFMA sponsored Cajun dance, they "jumped the broom" in the presence of a few
hundred dear friends at a Cajun fais do-do (pronounced fay-doe-doe) and
began their life together sharing their common love of Cajun and Zydeco
dance and “le joie de vie” (the joy of life) it brings. Their energetic and
animated dance style has earned them recognition in several Cajun and Zydeco
venues throughout Louisiana , as well as other areas of the country. Both
having educational backgrounds, these two bring their instructional
expertise to the dance floor when presenting the basics in Cajun or Zydeco.
Teaching by the motto “if you can walk, you can waltz” this dynamic couple
will have you up dancing before you know it!!
Zydeco Dance
Instruction by:
MichaelSeider
Barbara Davis
Reggie Patterson &
Evita Lagard
Learn the
Washboard
with Barbara Moore
The Gulf Coast Zydeco Music & Crawfish Festival
2008 Schedule of
Events
No Cameras or
Camcorders allowed. | Don't Forget to Bring Your Lawn Chairs
| Sorry No Coolers or Pets Allowed
Friday, May 16, 2008 - $15 Ticket Required Doors will open at
5pm
The Swamp Stage (Inside Daphne Civic Center)
6 pm – 6:45 pm Dance Instruction - see schedule
(above)
6:45 pm – 8:15 pm T-Broussard & the Zydeco Steppers
8:30 pm – 10 pm Lil Nathan & the Zydeco Big
Timers
10:15 pm – 11:45 pm Leon Chavis & The Zydeco Flames
Saturday, May 17, 2008 - Outside Events are under tents, with
wood dance floor & more!
8 am - 10 am
Purchase breakfast at Daphne City Hall from downtown restaurants & Parade
Line-up
10 am Flounder Parade - Departs from Daphne City Hall on Main Street and
continues to the Daphne Civic Center Complex
11 am – 1 pm Thomas ”Big Hat” Fields
1:15 pm – 3:15 pm Curly
Taylor & Zydeco Trouble
3:30 pm – 5:30 pm Pine Leaf
Boys
5:30 pm - 7:45 pm Ballroom dance
takes the outside dance tent with Charles Freeman and Zydeco dance moves inside!
Saturday, May 17, 2008 - Inside - $15 Ticket Required
5:45 pm – 7:15 pm Cedryl Ballou & the Zydeco Trendsetters
7:30 pm – 9:30 pm Chris Ardoin
& NuStep
9:45 pm – 11:45 pm Geno Delafose &
French Rockin' Boogie
12 am - 2:30 am Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble
Sunday - Outside under tents Free Activities!
12pm – 1:30 pm Same Ol' 2
Step
1:45 pm – 3:15 pm Geno Delafose & French Rockin'
Boogie
3:30 pm – 7:30 pm The Fabulous “Tip Tops”
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Ray Abshire
7:45 pm - 9:45 pm Pine Leaf Boys
10:00 pm - 12:00 am Dustin Ray & Southern Groove
Festival Stage
5:15 pm - 7:00 pm La Bande Feufollet
7:15 pm - 9:15 pm Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie
9:30 pm - 11:30 pm Jamie Bergeron & The Kickin Cajuns
Breaux Bridge Tent
8:00 pm - 11:00 pm Horace Trahan & Huval-Doucet
Saturday, May 3rd
Crawfish Stage
10:00 am - 11:30 am Jambalaya w/special guest D. L. Menard
11:45 am - 1:15 pm Leon Chavis & Zydeco Flames
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Jr. Melancon & the Comedown Playboys
3:30 pm - 5:15 pm Keith Frank & the Soileau Zydeco Family Band
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm Damon Troy & Cheap Shot
7:45 pm - 9:45 pm Richard LeBeouf & Detour
10:00 pm - 12:00 am Foret Tradition
Festival Stage
10:15 am - 11:45 am Lost Bayou Ramblers
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Huval Family Band
1:45 pm - 3:15 pm Chris Ardoin & NuStep
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Hunter Hayes
5:15 pm - 7:00 pm Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys
7:15 pm - 9:15 pm Willie T, Warren Storm & Cypress
9:30 pm - 11:30 pm Travis Matte & The Kingpins
Breaux Bridge Tent
4:15 pm - 5:15 pm The Figs
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Goldman Thibodeaux & The Lawtell Playboys
Sunday, May 4th
Crawfish Stage
9:00 am - 10:30 am Cypress Bottom Boys
10:45 am - 12:15 pm Corey Ledet
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm T. K. Hulin
2:15 pm - 4:00 pm Nik-L-Beer
Festival Stage
10:30 am - 12:00 pm Hubert Maitre & The Triangle Aces
12:15 pm - 1:45 pm Al Berard Family Band
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Lil Nathan & The Zydeco Big Timers
Baton
Rouge: FestForAll 2008
FestForAll 2008 Music Stage Schedule
Map & schedule
Saturday, May 3
Old State Capitol Stage
11:00 - 12:00 Mr. Hinson’s File 13
- Talented Student String Ensemble
12:15 – 1:45 Rev Rob and the Original Sinners
- 60s RetroRock
2:00 – 3:30 Black Sound Parade
- Rock
3:45 – 5:15 Eric Lindell
- Rock
5:30 - 7:00 Headhunters
- Afro-Beat Jazz
Galvez Plaza Stage
10:45 – 11:45 Bayou Shimmy
- Middle Eastern Dance Troupe Belly dancers
12:00-1:00 Harvey Knox
- Blues & RnB
1:15-2:15 Herman Jackson Band w/ Earnest Jackson - RnB &
Soul
2:30-4:00 Tyree Neal & Neal Family Band
- BR Blues & Soul
4:15 – 5:15 Billy Joe Shaver
- Texas Country
5:30 - 7:00 Menwar
- African Creole
Sunday, May 4
Old State Capitol Stage
12:00 - 1:00 Darryl and Cora Jefferson
- Jazz and Soul
1:15 - 2:15 Ray Abshire
- Cajun
2:30 - 4:00 Pine Leaf Boys
- Rockin Cajun
4:30 - 6:00 Bluerunners
- Cajun Roots Rock
Galvez Plaza Stage
12:30 – 1:30 Susan Owens and Time Warp
- Blues Rock
1:45 - 3:00 John Gray’s Existential Audio
- Funk Fusion Soul
3:15 – 4:45 Henry Gray and the Cats
- Blues
5:00 – 6:30 Kermit Ruffins and the Barbecue Swingers - New Orleans
Jazz
OTHER MUSICIANS WILL BE PERFORMING AROUND THE FESTIVAL SITE!
Baton Rouge's Earth Day Celebration! 2008
Louisiana Stage: Galvez Plaza
1:00 – 2:30 Lost Bayou Ramblers
3:00 – 4:30 Savoir Faire
5:30 – 7:30 Geno Delafose and French Rockin’ Boogie
Earth Stage: Repentance Fountains area next to the River Center
1:00 – 2:30 Mike Esneault BRHS Combo
(Baton Rouge Blues Foundation)
3:00 - 4:30 Iguanas
5:00 – 6:30 Marva Wright and the BMW’s
7:00 – 8:30 Wayne Toups and Zydecajun
Tipitina's Grace House Dance Fest!
Fund Raiser $10
The Date is
set for DEC. 9, 2007 at Tipitina's for our 2nd annual Dance Fest
Here are the
times and bands. (Tentative times & bands) 2nd Revision
Doors open at 9am.
10 -11am
-
Zion Harmonizers ( Gospel Band )
11:10-12:40pm
-
La Bande Feufollet
12:50-2:20pm
-
Atlanta Swamp Opera
2:30-4pm
-
Thomas 'Big Hat' Fields & his Foot Stompin' Zydeco Band
4:10-5:40pm
-
Danny Collette
5:50-7:20pm
-
Rosie Ledet
7:30-9pm
-
Bruce Daigrepont
9:10-10:40pm
-
Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys
10:50-12am
-
Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie
Tipitina's is located on the corner of Tchoupitoulas at Napoleon Avenue
(catty-corner from the Winn Dixie)
Beale Street Zydeco Festival 2008 Memphis, TN
Feb 22 & 23, 2008
Bands *tba*
Feb 24, 2008
Audubon Point RV Park in Horn Lake, MS will have a band play (tba) on Sunday at
their new facility pavilion, discount rates available for RV sites $25.20/night,
reservations available,
Food & drink will also be available, www.AudubonPointRVPark.com
1400 Audubon Point Dr. Horn Lake, MS 38637 - 888-305-4678 or 662-280-8282
Mardi Gras Special:
(This is a down & dirty listing
of events happening around LA for the next 3 days) misspellings are left alone
Sunday February 3, 2008
***Joe Hall & The Louisiana Cane Cutters (LA Creole) ~ Zydeco Brunch -
Nunu's Nitelite (Town Market), 1013 Neblett St, Highway 31, Arnaudville, LA
70512 ~ Wood Dance Floor, No Smoking Cover $5, Event Hours 10am to 3pm, Brunch
served: 10am Music Starts: 11am until 3pm Info: (337) 754 5983
***Jambalaya Acoustic Music Jam 11:30am - 1:30pm Tom's Fiddle & Bow, 204
Fuselier Rd, Arnaudville, LA 70512 11:30am, Weekly every Sunday, Bring your
appetite, instruments & voices, or just come to pass a good time... Info: (337)
754-5528
***J. Paul Jr & The Zydeco Nu Breeds (TX Zydeco) ~ ST. MARTINVILLE
MARDI GRAS PARADE, Downtown St Martinville, LA 70582 ~ Event begins at 12pm
Info: (713) 618-2452 ~ 30.148473 -91.800300
***Briggs Brown & Bayou Cajuns 12pm - 3pm Eunice Mardi Gras Celebration,
S 2nd St & Walnut Ave, Eunice, LA 70535 ~ Outdoors, Asphalt Dance Area Event
begins at 12pm, Refreshments Sold. PLEASE - No Ice Chests Allowed
***Charlo & Southern Tradition 12pm - 5pm Eunice Mardi Gras Celebration, Park
Ave & S 3rd St, Eunice, LA 70535 ~ Outdoors, Asphalt Dance Area Event begins at
12pm, Refreshments Sold. PLEASE - No Ice Chests Allowed Info: (337) 457-7389
30.492900 -92.417500
***"Rendezvous Des Cajun" 12pm - 1:30pm KDCG TV Chan 22, Cox Cable 9 / Charter
Cable 11, Opelousas, LA 70570 ~ 12pm to 1:30pm, Weekly every Sunday, This Live
hour-and-a-half radio show is taped in Eunice at the Historic Liberty Theater.
Featuring performances by local musicians. Hosted by Barry Ancelet. Info: (337)
948-7267
***Randy Vidrine, Chris Segura, Christine Guillory (La, Cajun) McGee's Landing,
1337 Henderson Levee Rd, Henderson, LA 70517 ~ 12:30pm, Not 100% on the event
time call to confirm Info: (337) 228-2384 ~ 30.312336 -91.807914
***Thomas "Big Hat" Fields (LA Zydeco) ~
Vermilionville, 300 Fisher Rd, Lafayette, LA 70508 ~ , Large Wood Dance Floor,
No Smoking Music Starts 1pm to 4pm Info: (337) 233-4077 ~ 30.212740 -91.997528
***Southwest Louisiana Mardi Gras Association, Cajun Field, 444 Cajundome Blvd,,
Lafayette, LA 70506 ~ 1pm to 11pm, Contact promoter for band times. Free
admission, Parking $10 Info: (337) 962-6674 ~
Lost Bayou Ramblers (LA Cajun) ~
Spank Gospel Hour 1pm
Chris Ardoin & NuStep (LA Zydeco) 6:30pm ~ 30.217225 -92.040254
***Leon Chavis & the Zydeco Flames (LA Zydeco) 3pm ~ LeBeau Mardi Gras, Lebeau,
LA 71345 ~ 3pm Info: (337) 692-2611 ~ 30.728695 -91.972700
***Jackie Caillier & The Cajun Cousins (LA Cajun) 3pm - 7pm ~ La
Poussiere, 1215 South Main St, Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 ~ , Large Wood Dance
Floor Admission $5, Event Hours 3pm to 7pm Info: (337) 332-1721 ~ 30.261959
-91.890940
***Kyle Huval & the Dixie Club Ramblers -«(A Hot New Band!!!)(LA
Cajun) 3pm - 7pm ~ Club 190, 2929 Basile Eunice Hwy, Basile, LA 70515 ~ 3pm to
7pm Info: (337) 432-6789 ~ 30.480837 -92.593654
***Williams Family Mardi Gras Party, Florita Williams' House, 623 Port
St, Saint Martinville, LA 70582-3254 ~ Outdoors, Asphalt Dance Area
Event begins at 3pm to 6pm, St Martinville parade starting at 12pm in the center
of St Martinville followed by a P A R T Y 'til the town stops it (last year at
6pm) due to traffic congestion, at the family home of Nathan & Dennis Williams
(Zydeco Cha Chas) & Sid Williams (El Sido's). "EVERYONE IS INVITED!!!",(across
from the Concrete Pipe Plant), Dance in the driveway, sharing the joy &
hospitality of the Williams family & friends. Info: (337) 235-0647 ~ Lil'
Nathan & The Zydeco Big Timers (LA Zydeco) ~ Sid Williams (LA, Creole,
Zydeco) 30.124166 -91.836195
***Keith Frank & the Soileau Zydeco Band (LA Zydeco,Creole) ~ Chicken Run
Dance, Poonie 's Festival City, 4010 Goodman Ln, Lake Charles, LA 70615-2916 ~
Doors Open 3pm, Music starts 4pm. Times are not confirmed, note new location
Info: (337) 430-0405 ~ 30.234797 -93.158118
***Offshore Lounge, 322 Perry Dr, Lawtell, LA 70550 ~ Large Wood Dance Floor,
Smoking Permitted
Music Starts 4pm, Gumbo available for purchase Info: (337) 351-2404 ~
Terry & the Zydeco Bad Boys (LA Zydeco) 4pm - 8pm ~
Roy Carrier & the Night Rockers (LA Zydeco) 8pm - 10pm ~ 30.517709
-92.183500
***Whiskey River Landing, 1275 Henderson Levee Rd, Henderson, LA 70517-7884 ~ ,
Wood Dance Floor, Smoking Permitted Admission $10, Event begins at 4pm to 8pm
Info: (337) 228-8567 ~
Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie (LA Zydeco,Creole) ~
Balfa Toujours (LA Cajun) ~ 30.313584 -91.812391
***Pat's Atchafalaya Club (Fisherman's Wharf), Henderson Highway & Henderson
Levee , Henderson, LA 70517 ~ , Large Wood Dance Floor | Event Hours 4pm to
10pm, Big screen tv's will be provided for those who wish to watch the Superbowl
& celebrate Mardi Gras Sunday at the same time! Info: (337) 228-7110 ~
Feufollet (LA Cajun) 4pm - 6:30pm ~
Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys (LA Cajun) 7pm - 10pm ~ 30.313205
-91.811779
***Nicks On 2nd St, 123 S 2nd St, Eunice, LA 70535 ~ , Wood Dance Floor Music
Starts 4pm Info: (337) 457-4921 ~
Felton LeJeune & Cajun Cowboys 4pm - 8pm
Jamie Bergeron & The Kickin' Cajuns (LA Cajun) 9pm - 12am ~ 30.494595
-92.416558
***J. Paul Jr & The Zydeco Nu Breeds (TX Zydeco) ~ MARDI GRAS PARTY
CONTINUES.......RIGHT AFTER ST. MARTINVILLE PARADE CONTINUE YOUR PARTY ON W/
US!!!!! Club Leon, 771 Cemetary Hwy, St. Martinville, LA 70582-7322 ~ Doors Open
5pm Info: (713) 618-2452 ~ 30.075290 -91.825109
***Corey Arceneaux & the Zydeco Hot Peppers (LA Zydeco) ~
Randol's Restaurant, 2320 Kaliste Saloom Rd, Lafayette, LA 70508-6808 ~ , Large
Wood Dance Floor, No Smoking
Event begins at 6:30pm to 9:30pm Info: (337) 981-7080 ~ 30.160715 -92.044379
***Briggs Brown Bayou Cajuns D.I.'s Cajun Restaurant, 6561 Evangeline
Hwy, Basile, LA 70515-3718 ~ Wood Dance Floor 6:30pm Info: (337) 432-5141 ~
30.369354 -92.582526
Monday February 4, 2008 ~Lundi Gras
***"Lundi Gras" Celebration Fred's Lounge, 420 6th St, Mamou, LA 70554 ~ Medium
Dance Floor Music Starts 10am Info: (337) 468-5411 ~
Don Fontenot & the Basile Ramblers 10am - 2pm
Ray Abshire (LA Cajun) 2:30pm - 6:30pm ~
Jamie Berzas & Cajun Tradition (LA Cajun) 7pm - 11pm ~ 30.630406
-92.419340
***Eunice Mardi Gras Celebration, S 2nd St & Walnut Ave, Eunice, LA 70535 ~
Outdoors, Asphalt Dance Area Event begins at 10am, Refreshments Sold. PLEASE -
No Ice Chests Allowed ~ Open Cajun Jam Session 10am TBA 2pm 30.493900 -92.416400
***The 15th Annual Mardi Gras Yankee-Chank Swamp Jam, McGee's Landing, 1337
Henderson Levee Rd, Henderson, LA 70517 ~ Event begins at 10:15am, Nancy Weston
writes, "The 15th Annual Mardi Gras Yankee-Chank Swamp Jam will take place on
Monday, Feb. 4, 2008, 11am, at McGee’s Landing in Henderson, LA. (Check-in
starts at 10:15 in the building.) IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM NANCY:
THIS YEAR STEVE BING WILL BE RUNNING THE TRIP FOR ME as I will not be in LA ; my
daughter is expecting her first child in January! Read ticket & trip info below,
carefully. For those of you who have joined us before, this trip needs no
introduction! For those of you who have not been, what we do is this: drift for
almost 2 hours through the Atchafalaya Swamp on a motorized flatboat. You can
jam or dance. This trip is lots of fun & a chance to relax with music & with
friends from around the country.There will be two boats to accommodate more
folks , & spots are first come, first served. After the boat jam, people may go
to Pat's restaurant (at the foot of the levee) in Henderson for lunch & to
continue the jam session. PLEASE INDICATE if you are a musician, & what you
play! This is very important to ensure even & adequate numbers of musicians
between the two boats. The cost is $15 per person. [NOTE RISE IN COST DUE TO
ENERGY FACTORS; next year the trip will cost even more, unfortunately. Send a
check ASAP to reserve your spot. INCLUDE YOUR ADDRESS, EMAIL, & PHONE (cell
also), & musician/instrument if applicable. Mail to: Steve Bing, 5130 E. Chalet
Ct., Baton Rouge, LA 70808 / Attention: Swamp Jam. Include your e-mail
(preferred) or a stamped-self-addressed envelope for confirmation & directions
to the site. If you choose to wait until the last minute, you can call Steve to
reserve a spot if there are any left, or ~ out about cancellations. Contact
info: 225-246-2167 or cell 225-405-9707 Do not try to reserve or buy your ticket
for the boat trip through McGee's directly as this is a charter trip.
Info: 225-405-9707 ~ 30.312336 -91.807914
***Guyland Leday (LA Zydeco, Creole) 1:30pm ~ Note to out of area dance
community people & visitors: PLEASE DON'T ENTER THE CONTESTS, they are for the
St. Landry Parish area seniors. The local people & judges are very nice & won't
say anything, but your entry destroys the character & spirit of this event.
Northwest Community Center, Samuel Dr & W Magnolia Ave, Eunice, LA 70535 ~ ,
Large Dance Floor, No Smoking
Admission $5, Event Hours 1pm to 3:30pm, $1 admission for anyone over 60 years
old. This is a Mardi Gras celebration & contest for the senior citizens of St.
Landry Parish, everyone is welcome to attend. Please join with them by: saying
hello, accepting their requests to dance, asking them to dance, not competing in
their dance & costume contests even if you qualify because of your age, & not
dancing during their presentations & prize awards. This is their time to excel.
Please do your best to reciprocate the warm welcome we, the dance community &
Mardi Gras visitors, are given by the St Landry seniors. Home made gumbo
for sale, free King Cake - Judges will choose the most traditional & prettiest
costumes, best dancing couple, Mardi Gras King & Queen. Directions: "From Hwy
190 (Laural St) in Eunice (going W) Turn right at Winn Dixie onto Eisenhower St.
(Big Shell Sign on corner), Travel past 2 stops signs, turn left & the building
is on the right. Info: (337) 942-1938 ~ 30.498700 -92.435000
***Southwest Louisiana Mardi Gras Association, Cajun Field, 444 Cajundome Blvd,,
Lafayette, LA 70506 ~
1pm to 12am, Contact promoter for band times. Free admission, Parking $10 Info:
(337) 654-2905 ~
Hunter Hayes & Louisiana Hot (LA Country Cajun) ~
---Wayne Toups & ZydeCajun (LA Cajun, Zydeco) ~
??Zydeco Kids 1pm
+++Terry & the Zydeco Bad Boys (LA Zydeco) 3pm ~ 30.217225 -92.040254
***JoJo Reed & the Happy Hill Zydeco Band (LA Zydeco) 5:30pm ~
Soileau Mardi Gras, Oberlin Civic Center, Oberlin, LA 70655 ~ Music Starts
5:30pm, Dance after the Soileau run which starts at 10am Info: (337) 639-4473 ~
30.620456 -92.745820
***Al Roger Louisiana Pride ~ D.I.'s Cajun Restaurant, 6561 Evangeline
Hwy, Basile, LA 70515-3718 ~ , Wood Dance Floor 6:30pm Info: (337) 432-5141 ~
30.369354 -92.582526
***Cypress Bottom Boys 6:30pm - 10:30pm Randol's Restaurant, 2320
Kaliste Saloom Rd, Lafayette, LA 70508-6808 ~ , Large Wood Dance Floor, No
Smoking 6:30pm, Weekly every Monday Info: (337) 981-7080 ~ 30.160715 -92.044379
***Walter Mouton & Scott Playboys (LA Cajun) 7pm ~ CFMA Mardi Gras Dance,
La Poussiere, 1215 South Main St, Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 ~, Large Wood Dance
Floor Admission $5, Music Starts 7pm, Costume contest in four categories
(prettiest, ugliest, best group & most traditional). $50 prize to winner in each
category Info: (337) 233-9690 ~ 30.261959 -91.890940
***Mamou Mardi Gras (Creole/Zydeco music stage), 6th St & Martin Luther King
Ave, Mamou, LA 70554 ~ Outdoors, Asphalt Dance Area 7pm Info: (337)468-3272. ~
Low Rider will be the DJ 5pm - 7pm
Keith Frank & the Soileau Zydeco Band (LA Zydeco,Creole) 7pm - 11pm ~
30.639700 -92.419600
***Junior Melancon & the Comedown Playboys 7:30pm - 12am Eunice Mardi
Gras Celebration, S 2nd St & Walnut Ave, Eunice, LA 70535 ~ Outdoors, Asphalt
Dance ~Area Event begins at 7:30pm, Refreshments Sold. PLEASE - No Ice Chests
Allowed ~ 30.493900 -92.416400
***Artmosphere, 902 Johnston St, Lafayette, LA 70501 ~ Music Starts 7:30pm Info:
(337) 233-3331 ~ Joe Hall & The Louisiana Cane Cutters (LA Creole) ~ Henry Gray
& the Cats (LA, Blues) 30.220483 -92.017126
***Blue Moon Saloon, 215 E Convent St, Lafayette, LA 70501 ~ Event begins at 8pm
Info: (337) 234-2422 ~
The Chinaball Club & Black Bayou Construktion
The Bluerunners (LA Cajun,Other) ~ 30.220411 -92.016517
***J. Paul Jr & The Zydeco Nu Breeds (TX Zydeco) ~
YOU THOUGHT WE WERE DONE??? MARDI GRAS CELEBRATION CONTINUES!!!! Clifton Chenier
Club, 2116 Fernand Crochet Lane, Loureauville, LA 70563 ~ Doors Open 8pm Info:
(713) 618-2452 ~ 30.095172 -91.716831
***Don Fontenot et Les amis De La Louisiane (LA Cajun) 8pm - 12am ~ Nicks
On 2nd St, 123 S 2nd St, Eunice, LA 70535 ~ , Wood Dance Floor
8pm Info: (337) 457-4921 ~ 30.494595 -92.416558
***Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys (LA Cajun) 8pm - 11pm ~ Mamou Mardi
Gras (Cajun music stage), 6th St & Main St, Mamou, LA 70554 ~ Outdoors, Asphalt
Dance Area ~8pm Info: (337) 468-3272. ~ 30.630100 -92.419500
***Chris Ardoin & NuStep (LA Zydeco) ~ Miami Moon, 932 E Simcoe St,
Lafayette, LA 70501 ~ Music Starts 8pm Info: (337) 264-1279 ~ 30.230260
-92.005958
***Grant Street Dance Hall, 113 W Grant St, Lafayette, LA 70501-7035 ~ , Wood
Dance Floor
Doors Open 9pm, Music starts at 9pm. Info: (337) 237-8513 ~
Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie (LA Zydeco,Creole) ~
Pine Leaf Boys (LA Cajun,Creole) ~ 30.227947 -92.015044
***Terry & the Zydeco Bad Boys (LA Zydeco) ~ Wrangler's Nite Club, 3601 N
University Ave, Carencro, LA 70520 ~ 9pm Info: (337) 896-0539 ~ 30.298131
-92.049558
***El Sido's, 1523 N. Saint Antoine St, Lafayette, LA 70501-1874 ~ , Large Vinyl
Tile Dance Floor, Smoking Permitted Music Starts 10pm Info: (337) 235-0647 ~
Lil' Nathan & The Zydeco Big Timers (LA Zydeco) ~
Step Rideau & The Zydeco Outlaws (TX Zydeco) ~ 30.248327 -92.025039
Tuesday February 5, 2008 ~Mardi Gras
***Tee Mamou Mardi Gras, 300 Duson Ave, Iota, LA 70543 ~ , Large Wood Dance
Floor Event Hours 8:50am to 5pm, Vendors & food available, bring a chair if you
want to sit. ~ Welcome & Innvocation 8:50am
Willis Prudhomme & Zydeco Express (LA Zydeco,Creole) 9am - 11am ~
Young musicians perform non-stop about 2 blocks north of the main stage 9:30am -
2pm
Rosie Ledet & the Zydeco Playboys (LA Zydeco) 11am - 1pm ~
Scotty Pousson & the Pointe aux Loup Playboys 1pm - 3pm
Tee Mamou Iota Mardi Gras Parade Through Town & on stage 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Jason Frey & Lagniappe 3pm - 5pm 30.330310 -92.493451
***Fred's Lounge, 420 6th St, Mamou, LA 70554 ~ , Medium Dance Floor ~ Free,
Event begins at 9am Info: (337) 468-5411 ~
Lafayette Rhythm Devils (LA Cajun) 9am - 1:30pm ~
Kyle Huval & the Dixie Club Ramblers (LA Cajun) 1pm - 5pm ~ 30.630406
-92.419340
***Mamou Mardi Gras (Creole/Zydeco music stage), 6th St & Martin Luther King
Ave, Mamou, LA 70554 ~ Outdoors, Asphalt Dance Area 10am Info: (337) 468-3272. ~
Low Rider will be the DJ 9am - 10am
Jeffery Broussard & The Creole Cowboys (LA Zydeco,Creole) 10am - 12pm ~
Chris Ardoin & NuStep (LA Zydeco) 1pm - 5pm ~ 30.639700 -92.419600
***The Mardi Gras Show., Clark Field / City Park, Mudd Ave & Park Ave,
Lafayette, LA 70501 ~
Donation $2, Event Hours 10am to 9pm, "The Mardi Gras show is like visiting
carnival in South America's Mardi Gras celebration with beautiful costumes, good
food & wonderful people. Please no ice chest or large bags. Gated security. 12 &
under free" Info: 337-654-3612 ~
Corey Arceneaux & the Zydeco Hot Peppers (LA Zydeco) 2pm - 4pm ~
Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble (LA Zydeco) 4pm ~ 30.232300 -92.007499
***Eunice Mardi Gras Celebration, Park Ave & S 3rd St, Eunice, LA 70535 ~
Outdoors, Asphalt Dance Area ~Free, Event begins at 10am to 6pm, Refreshments
Sold. PLEASE - No Ice Chests Allowed Info: (337) 457-7389 ~
Don Fontenot et Les amis De La Louisiane (LA Cajun) 10am - 12pm ~
Paul Daigle & Cajun Gold (LA Cajun) 12:45pm - 3pm ~
Mardi Gras riders return to Eunice usually over 900 riders 2:45pm
Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys (LA Cajun) 4pm - 6pm ~ 30.492900
-92.417500
***Mamou Mardi Gras (Cajun music stage), 6th St & Main St, Mamou, LA 70554 ~
Outdoors, Asphalt Dance Area Music Starts 10am Info: (337) 468-3272. ~ Jamie
Berzas will be the DJ 10am - 11am
Jamie Berzas & Cajun Tradition 12pm - 5pm 30.630100 -92.419500
***Southwest Louisiana Mardi Gras Association, Cajun Field, 444 Cajundome Blvd,,
Lafayette, LA 70506 ~ 11am to 6pm, Contact promoter for band times. Free
admission, Parking $10 ~
Kira Viator & Cajun Beat (LA Cajun) ~
Andy Smith
Gumbo Zydeco 2pm 30.217225 -92.040254
***Donnie Broussard & Louisiana Stars 11am - 2pm Nicks On 2nd St, 123 S
2nd St, Eunice, LA 70535 ~ Wood Dance Floor Event begins at 11am Info: (337)
457-4921 ~ 30.494595 -92.416558
***Jamie Bergeron & The Kickin' Cajuns (LA Cajun) 12:30pm - 3pm ~
Carnivale de A'cadie, N Front St & N Parkerson Ave, Crowley, LA 70526 ~ , Large
Asphalt Dance Area ~Music Starts 12:30pm, FREE ADMISSION!!!!! Info: 337-788-4100
~ 30.209430 -92.370849
***Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie (LA Zydeco,Creole) 1pm - 3pm ~
Opelousas Mardi Gras Downtown, W Landry St & S Market St, Opelousas, LA 70570 ~
Music Starts 1pm, Confirmed by Opelousas Mayor's secretary Info: (347) 948-5227
~ 30.535471 -92.101349
***T-Broussard & the Zydeco Steppers (LA Zydeco) ~ Knights of Columbus
Hall, US-90 & US-165, (about a 1/4 mile west on right), Iowa, LA 70647 ~ Event
Hours 2pm to 6pm Info: (337) 370-1324 ~ 30.243213 -93.003860
***Terry & the Zydeco Bad Boys (LA Zydeco) ~ Mardi Gras Party ~Motor
City, 1909 Johnston St, Lafayette, LA 70503-2745 ~ 2pm Info: (337) 873-8888 ~
30.211708 -92.026279
***Savoy Mardi Gras Run, Woodstone Rd, aka State Highway 758, Eunice, LA 70535 ~
Music Starts 3pm, Music Starts 3pm, Savoy is an area outside Eunice on Highway
758. Follow the road until you see all the cars then park. The courir starts at
8 or 9am (be in costume to be on the trailer) & returns around 3pm when the
music starts & continues until... If you want to sit bring some chairs & some
beer, soda, snacks & chips for yourself & to share. ~ Lots of bands & musicians
jamming
Pine Leaf Boys (LA Cajun,Creole) 3pm ~
Jeffery Broussard & the Creole Cowboys (likely) 4pm 30.546320 -92.338840
***Lil' Nathan & The Zydeco Big Timers (LA Zydeco) ~ Food World Parking
Lot, 330 S Pierce St, Lafayette, LA 70501-5916 ~ Music Starts 4pm Info: (337)
235-0647 ~ 30.231594 -92.019096
***J. Paul Jr & The Zydeco Nu Breeds (TX Zydeco) 4:30pm - 7pm ~ Carnivale
de A'cadie, N Front St & N Parkerson Ave, Crowley, LA 70526 ~ , Large Asphalt
Dance Area ~Music Starts 4:30pm, FREE ADMISSION!!!!! Info: 337-788-4100 ~
30.209430 -92.370849
***Nicks On 2nd St, 123 S 2nd St, Eunice, LA 70535 ~ , Wood Dance Floor Event
begins at 5pm to 9pm Info: (337) 457-4921 ~
Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie (LA Zydeco,Creole) ~
Kyle Huval & the Dixie Club Ramblers (LA Cajun) ~ 30.494595 -92.416558
***Louisiana Tradition 6:30pm - 9:30pm Randol's Restaurant, 2320 Kaliste
Saloom Rd, Lafayette, LA 70508-6808 ~ , Large Wood Dance Floor, No Smoking
6:30pm to 9:30pm, Weekly every Tuesday Info: (337) 981-7080 ~ 30.160715
-92.044379
***Scotty Pousson Pointe aux Loups Playboys D.I.'s Cajun Restaurant, 6561
Evangeline Hwy, Basile, LA 70515-3718 ~ Wood Dance Floor 6:30pm Info: (337)
432-5141 ~ 30.369354 -92.582526
***Keith Frank & the Soileau Zydeco Band (LA Zydeco,Creole) ~ Brassrooom,
1301 Surrey St, Lafayette, LA 70501-7617 ~ 9pm Info: (337) 232-7001 ~ 30.223047
-91.997363
Wednesday February 6, 2008 ~Ash Wednesday
***Lafayette Rhythm Devils (LA Cajun) 6:30pm - 9:30pm ~ Randol's
Restaurant, 2320 Kaliste Saloom Rd, Lafayette, LA 70508-6808 ~ , Large Wood
Dance Floor, No Smoking Info: (337) 981-7080
New Year's Eve
with Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie
Vermilionville
was a great party with 450 dancer lovers from at least 15 states!
Celebrate Swamp Fest with Cajun food, music, and crafts. This
weekend salute to Louisiana's Bayou country at the Zoo features hands-on
encounters with live Louisiana swamp animals and special animal feedings. Swamp
Fest is free with Zoo admission. $12 Adults, $7 Children, $9 Seniors (65 up)
Audubon Zoo members get in free! Opens at 10am
Music Schedule :
Saturday, November 3:
Capital One Performance Pavilion
10:15 am - 11:30 am Big Red & the Zydeco Playmakers
11:55 am - 1:10 pm Bruce Daigrepont Cajun Band
1:35 pm - 2:50 pm Dwayne Dopsie & The Zydeco HellRaisers
3:15 pm - 4:45 pm Beausoleil avec Michael Doucet
Cooper Plaza
10:30 am - 12pm Guyland Leday’s Zydeco Family and Friends
1:30 pm - 3pm The Pine Leaf Boys
10:15 am - 11:30 am Amanda Shaw & the Cute Guys
11:55 am - 1:10 pm Dikki Du & the Zydeco Crew
1:35 pm - 2:50 pm Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys
3:15 pm - 4:45 pm Rockin' Dopsie, Jr. & The Zydeco Twisters
Cooper Plaza
10:30 am - 12:00 pm Jeff & Vida
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Hadley Castille & his Sharecropper Band
Louisiana Swamp Exhibit
12 pm - 2 pm Tout Les Soir
2 pm - 4 pm Le Bon Ton Cajun Band
Food: Fest-goers can taste the local flavor in the main festival area of the Zoo with
Cajun favorites and much more.
Crafts: Bring home a piece of Louisiana's heritage with unique Cajun creations. Genuine
Louisiana arts and crafts will be sold throughout the Zoo.
Festivals' Acadien
Saturday & Sunday -October 13-14, 2007
Festivals Acadiens, Girard Park & Downtown, Lafayette, LA
Celebrate the rhythm of Cajun life at Festivals Acadiens in Lafayette, the heart
of French Louisiana. Dance to a traditional Cajun waltz. Two-step to the upbeat
rhythms of accordions, fiddles and ti-frers (triangles). Step back in time as
traditional crafters demonstrate their artistry. Festivals Acadiens pays tribute
to the Cajun culture with a combination of FREE festivals. Held the second
weekend in October! For a page view of Festivals Acadien schedule
only- click here
Festival Stage
Saturday, October 13
11am-12pm ~ Felton Lejeune & the Cajun Cowboys
noon-1pm ~ Chris Miller & Bayou Roots
1-2pm ~ Lost Bayou
Ramblers
2-3pm
~ Jeffrey Broussard & the Creole Cowboys
3:30-4pm ~ Feufollet
4-5:30pm ~ Bonsoir Catin
5:30-7pm ~ Pine Leaf Boys
Sunday, October 14
11am-12pm ~ Horace Trahan, Hubert Maitre et Amis
12-1pm ~ Goldman Thibodeaux &
the Lawtell Playboys
1-2pm ~ Lafayette
Rhythm Devils
2-3:30pm ~ Savoy Family Band
3:30-5pm ~ Balfa Toujours
5-6:30pm ~ Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys
Heritage Stage
Saturday, October 13
11am-12pm
~ Joe Hall & the Louisiana Cane Cutters
12:15-1:30pm ~ Dexter Ardoin & the Creole Ramblers
1:45-3pm ~ Les Traiteurs
3:30-4:45pm ~ Red Stick Ramblers
5-6:15pm ~ Jo-El Sonnier
6:30-7:45pm ~ Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie
Sunday,
October 14
11:30-12:30pm ~ Paul Daigle & Cajun Gold
12:45-1:45pm ~ Jimmy Breaux & Friends
2-3:15pm ~
Roddie Romero & the Hub City All-Stars
3:30-4:45pm ~ Beausoleil
5-6:30pm ~ Wayne
Toups & ZydeCajun
27th Annual Medina Lake Cajun Festival,
Medina, TX Cajun/Zydeco Festival-
Two Covered Stages,
Schedule
featuring:
Don Fontenot &
Les Amis de la Louisiane
Rodney Thibodeaux
& Tout les Soir
Cajun Joe Douglas
Jean Pierre & the
Zydeco Angels
& for Dixieland:
the Band-Aids Jazz Band
We had a blast
here!
Thanks Chuck & Shari for your hospitality & friendship!
Thanks Pete & Kathy for such a good time and wonderfully
entertaining stories!
Thanks Daniel & Jacqueline for the photos, and our French
lessons! Many wishes for Safe & Happy Travel here in the US!
We'll be back! again next fall - the 3rd weekend of
September, - Medina Lake Cajun Festival!
2007 25th Annual Original Southwest Zydeco
Music Festival
Pleasance, LA
Festival Stage Performers
(Saturday, September 1, 2007 25th Anniversary - All Night Long!)
*10:30am LA 31
* 1:00pm Jamie Bergeron & Kickin' Cajuns
* 3:00pm Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie
* 5:00pm Step Rideau & Zydeco Outlaws
* 7:00pm Keith Frank & Soileau Zydeco Band
* 9:00pm JJ Callier
*10:30pm Curley Taylor
* 12-2am Chris Ardoin & NuStep
Le Cajun Music Awards Festival
-
August 18 & 19
Blackham Coliseum, Johnston Street
Lafayette, LA
Saturday, August 18th
8:00
Doors Open
9:00
- 9:25am Opening Ceremony
9:25
- 9:45am Introduction Of Queens
9:45
- 10:00am Harry LeFleur (CFMA Founder)
10:00 - 11:30am Jason Frey & Lagniappe
11:45 - 1:15pm Youth Band
1:30
- 3:00pm Ed
Gary & Louisiana Cajun Aces
3:15
- 4:45pm
Kevin Naquin & Ossun Playboys
5:00
- 6:30pm
Chris Miller & Bayou Roots
6:45
- 8:15pm Don
Fontenot & Les Amis de la Louisiane
Sunday, August 19th
9:00am
Doors open
10am - 11:30am
T-Salé
11:30am - Noon Crowning of
the 2007-2008 Miss LeCajun
Noon - 1:30pm Walter
Mouton & Scott Playboys
1:45-3:15pm Lee Benoit Cajun Stompers
3:30-5:00pm Paul
Daigle & Cajun Gold
Acadian Culture Day
At, & Presented by,
Vermilionville in association with
Louisiana Folk Roots
Sunday, August 12 10 am to 4 pm Free Admission!
Music: In the Performance Center
10:30am - 1 pm –
Jessé Lege & The Southern Ramblers
1 pm -
1:30 pm – Dance Lessons
1:30 -
4 pm – Jason Frey & Lagniappe
1 pm -
4 pm – Cajun Jam Session
Food (available for
purchase) {
note
from ceezees: their food is always good and very favorably priced!}
In the Performance Center
11 am - 3 pm – Smothered
Steak, Corn Macque Choux, Okra, White Beans & Sausage and Peach Cobbler
10 am - 4 pm –
Ice Cream
10 am - 4 pm – Bar Open
Folklife: Historic Village
Hands-On – 10 am to 4 pm
- Build a
Bousillage Chimney
- Make Fishing
Poles ($3)
- Make Rag Dolls
($2)
- Use Natural
Materials to Dye Fiber
- Quill & Ink
Writing
- Play Horseshoes
- Help make a
Quilt
- Petting Zoo of
Farm Animals
- Ride on a
Hand-Drawn Ferry
- Make Jewelry
from Job’s Tears ($3)
Presentations
– Various Times
- 12:30 - 1 pm &
2:30 to 3 pm – Storytelling
- 10:30 am - 11:30
am – Learn to Heal with Native Plants – Ray Brassieur, Ph.D. (in the conference
room)
- 11 am & 1:30 pm
– Traiteur Presentation – Alan Simon
Demonstrations
– 10 am - 4 pm
- Blacksmithing
- Woodworking
- Palmetto Weaving
- Pine Needle
Basket Making
- Wooden Spoon
Doll Making
Language
10 - 10:30 am – Schoolhouse
– Children’s French Lessons
11 - 11:45 am – Lagniappe
Room – Learn to Sing French Songs with Jane Vidrine
12 - 12:30 pm – Schoolhouse
– Children’s French Lessons
1 - 1:45 pm – Schoolhouse –
Learn to Sing French Songs with Jane Vidrine
1 pm - 4 pm – Restaurant –
La Table Française
Lebeau
Mini Zydeco Festival - Saturday JULY 7th!!!
WOW over a thousand people!
What a success!!!
Thanks to everyone who attended!
Highway 71, 14.9
miles N. of Hwy 190 $10
under 12 $5
Map the white structure in the middle of the map
is the Gymnasium. The festival is right behind it. You may have to sign into
your Yahoo account to get the map. It's free, and their Satellite map
photos are very high resolution!
This is a great
festival that raises funds for the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church.
This is a very worthy cause and beautiful family oriented & quaint festival!
Reasonable ticket prices, affordable food and reasonable memorabilia
(T-Shirts). This festival will filter right to the top of your list;
Ask anyone who's been here! Campers welcome - no charge;
No ice chests,
please - this is a fund raiser.
Bands Scheduled,
noon
Leon Chavis & the Zydeco Flames
2pm
Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie
4pm
J. Paul & NuBreeds
6pm
Chris Ardoin & NuStep
8pm
Step Rideau & Zydeco Outlaws
for more info keep
it tuned right here! Event coordinators: Geneva Lemon & Gene Chambers
Gulf Coast Zydeco Music and Crawfish Festival
Daphne, Alabama
Friday May 18
6-11:30pm Admission $15;
*Saturday 19
11:45am- 11:45pm
Admission $15;
The Swamp Stage
(Inside Daphne Civic Center)
6:00pm – 6:45pm Zydeco Dance
Instruction
6:45pm – 8:15pm Leon Chavis & The Zydeco Flames
8:30pm – 10:00pm Brian Jack & The Zydeco Gamblers
10:15pm – 11:45pm Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble
Saturday OUTSIDE -Free- no ticket needed:
11:00am – 11:45am Zydeco Dance
Instruction
11:45am – 1:15pm Cedryl Ballou &
The Zydeco Trend Setters
the Pine Leaf Boys -
Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie - Don Fontenot & les
Amis de la Louisiane
Travis Matte & the Zydeco Kingpins - Kevin Naquin & the Ossun
Playboys - Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys
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Add.
Must
fly into Tampa & drive 20 miles to St. Petersburg or drive the 9~12 hours by
car.
What a BLAST!!! Beautiful Waterfront venue!!!
North Baton Rouge Neighborhoods Reunion
Thursday July 5th 6pm
$free
If you were raised in North Baton Rouge, & attended Istrouma, Glen Oaks, or
Redemptorist in the 40s, 50s, or 60s, or knew someone that did, then you are
invited!
Taken from a recent Smile Anders column: Eleven years ago
Jim Carruth, who grew up in north Baton Rouge and is now in Abbeville, thought
it might be fun to have a “North Baton Rouge Neighborhoods Reunion” for folks
who lived there in the ’30s, ’40s, ’50s and ’60s.
He got
out the word, found a hall — and several hundred people showed up. It’s
been growing ever since, maybe because there’s no charge and no program — you
just hang out with folks you knew from the past.
This
year the event is at 6 pm July 5 at the Sheraton Atrium downtown.
Haskell
Douglas, one of the organizers, says you’re asked to bring one or two
non-perishable items for the Food Bank.
Call
Jim at (337) 893-0810, Wayne Price at (225) 317-4561 or Haskell at (225)
627-6988.
NEXT YEAR: JULY 10,
2008 » Same bat Place, Same
bat
Time
Welcome to all members
of the CFMA from other chapters that drive over to offer their support of our
chapter's dance.
LSU Students, Stripes
participants - welcome! Come early and bring a friend!
Thanks to all who come
out to support these fantastic bands!
Call these DJs and request the music you want to hear. KBON
Management:
Paul Marx - Owner/General Manager KBON 109 South 2nd Street, Eunice, LA
70535 Phone (337) 546-0007 Fax (337) 546-0097
FAN APPRECIATION PARTY was Saturday,
Sept. 30th, 4pm -10:59pm in Eunice, LA
What a blast! I am very happy to have been able to make it to this
Rockin' event. We were also very pleased to see such a large
contingent of California Bay Area Zydeco dancers in Eunice! Thanks
Y'all! If you weren't there you really missed out on a full afternoon
of great bands, great food, and absolutely fantastic company! Geno
fans are a great group of widely diverse peoples that certainly share a
common interest: Dancing and/or listening to the VERY BEST ZYDECO / CAJUN
BAND in the WORLD!
"GENO & His French Rockin' Boogie"
showed their appreciation by providing an abundance of Great Food, a great
lineup of musicians, and bands completely FREE OF CHARGE!
This humble fellow knows how to express
appreciation for his fans. Thanks to all the Band, Family and friends,
and of course Geno for their wonderful hospitality! Eunice Civic Center felt
like home Saturday!
Looking for a good pair of Zydeco or Cajun Dancing Boots? Check
with Mike or Liz!
High Quality Vintage (OLD) Cowboy Boots, Cajun &
Zydeco Dancing Specials, & Vintage Alligator Bags are available!
We also have a very good selection of previously owned High Quality, well
made Vintage shoes, boots, and hand bags from a variety of popular designers,
including Italian, Spanish, Brazilian, and USA made, high end vintage
shoes and bags available on eBay. Such designer and manufacturer names as David
Aaron, ACME (Dingo), Etienne Aigner, Enzo Angiolini, Ariat, Bally, Banana
Republic, BCBG-Max Azria, Bellestone, Birkenstock, Born, Brighton, Capezio
(Butterfly Boots), Clarks, Coach, Kenneth Cole, Dansko, Charles David, Harley
Davidson, Martin Dingman, Dolcis, Dooney & Bourke, Allen Edmonds, Salvatore
Ferragamo, Fossil, Florsheim, Gucci, Cole Haan, Tommy Hilfiger, Johnson &
Murphy, Joyce of California, Justin, Calvin Klein, Land's End, Annie Lago,
Laredo, Tony Lama, Ralph Lauren, Lucchese, Nocona, Dr. Martin, Mercedes, Mezlan,
Minnetonka, Nina, Nine West, Paloma, Evan Picone, Donald J. Pliner, Qualicraft,
Valentina Rangoni, J. Renee, SAS, Steve Madden, Stone Mountain, Talbot's,
J.S.Trask, Van Eli, Via Spiga, Stuart Weitzman, Zalo, Zodiac. Just to name
a few.
You can select from many popular styles of Vintage Train Cases, suit cases,
even whole sets of vintage luggage, even a two piece set of Vintage Hartmann
Leather Luggage, and one very vintage all leather suit case, Brief Cases, Fine
China, Hand Tooled Purses and Wallets, Vintage Hats, Western Hats (Felt and
Straw), an Alligator Visor, Genuine Sea Turtle Hand *Bag by Justin from
the 1950s
(before Seat Turtles
were put on the endangered species list), Belts
galore, including an Anaconda Belt, several Alligator, Ostrich, Crocodile,
Cayman, and various snakeskin belts. A pair of VINTAGE Italian made Sea
Turtle* loafers by 'VOLARE Exclusively Designed by Carlo Leoni' (never-mind-
these fit ME!), Electronics, Vintage Games and Toys, Books Galore, VHS Videos,
*78s, *8 Track Tapes, *8 Track Players, *Turntables, *Receivers, Collector
Items, Vintage *Patterns, Vintage *Marbles. Cayman Cowboy Boots, *Anteater
Boots 8½D, *Alligator Boots, *Alligator Handbags, Lizard Handbags, *Full
Quill Ostrich Boots, All sorts of Laredo Lace ups and Justin Lacers®, many Roper
style boots, from makers like Acme, Laredo, Justin & Lucchese. Dress shoes,
hiking or trail shoes, Tuxedo flats, tennis shoes - even some Chuck Taylor's,
Daisy Duke Special Cowboy boots made popular recently by Jessica Simpson, a
couple of pair of Vintage Capezio Butterfly Boots
(just like the ones worn by Britney Spears on one of her Rodeo Drive shopping
trips- I think?), Rockabilly specials, Flashy
Cowboy, Stylish Slouch, and formal Equestrian Riding Boots, from a variety of
designers and makers.
*~Items you wont find listed on eBay. Check with us directly!
Like a Justin Sea Turtle hand Bag from the 50s- back when it was perfectly
legal to harvest and use Sea Turtle hides, when they were plentiful!
This is just a partial list; check out
Wanted Bayou -Our eBay Store
Danse! - C'est la Joie de la Vie! AAAaaaaeeeeeee!
Our Goal -
is to
provide Cajun and Zydeco dance instruction and eventually a dance venue that has
the Dancer's interest at heart. Being dancers ourselves, we have a keen
understanding of what is important to the dancing public; smooth wooden
floors, cool breezes, cold refreshment, and of course- Excellent Live
Entertainment!!!
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