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Lafayette Parish in Louisiana's southwestern corner - also known as Acadiana - lies within Lafayette City as part of Acadiana. Lafayette serves as its parish seat and cultural epicenter, boasting its signature Cajun/Creole cuisine and lifestyle in cuisine, music and daily living practices. Furthermore, its proximity to Gulf of Mexico beaches as well as bayous and wetlands add a further special touch.
Lafayette Parish stands out for its strong association to Cajun and Zydeco music, which makes its city Lafayette known as "Hub City." Lafayette hosts Festival International de Louisiane - one of the United States's premier international music and arts festivals featuring local musicians as well as internationally-known ones; offering visitors from around the globe the chance to experience Cajun/Zydeco beats with infectious energy!
Lafayette Parish has produced many notable individuals who have made important contributions across numerous fields. Zachary Richard, an acclaimed Cajun musician and songwriter hailing from Lafayette Parish, is widely celebrated worldwide for his music which captures the essence of Cajun culture. James Lee Burke, best-selling crime author and Pulitzer Prize nominee known for writing crime novels set in Louisiana is another well-known figure whose vivid descriptions of Cajun landscape and culture has mesmerized readers around the world.
Lafayette Parish is best-known for the annual Festival Acadiens et Creoles. This celebration honors and displays Acadian and Creole heritage of Lafayette and features live music performances, traditional dancers, authentic cuisine and cultural exhibits. A favorite among Lafayette locals and visitors alike, it brings communities together to honor and showcase Acadiana traditions and customs.
