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Festival International de Louisiane is kicking off the festival season with a Caribbean themed experience at their 2024 Premier Party on February 25th. Be the very first to see Festival’s unveiling of the 2024 artwork, music lineup, pin, and poster at this special event. Attendees can expect top notch Latino cuisine and entertainment at this outdoor celebration. The Premiere Party will feature live music by Fermín Ceballos & Merengue4-Four and cuisine provided by Acadiana’s legendary Cuban restaurant, Café Habana City. You can also meet the Official 2024 Visual Artist, Dusty Reed, aka “The Cajun Picasso”, and show your Festival love by attending and purchasing the all-new pin and poster. Join the fun at Warehouse 535 from 3-5:00pm—all ages welcome! For more information, visit https://www.festivalinternational.org/premiere.

Each April, Downtown Lafayette comes alive for a 5-day cultural celebration. Festival International boasts top-notch music from around the world, gourmet food, handcrafted artworks and so much more! People of all ages come from near and far to experience Festival’s magic. No ticket is required for our event. Show your support by purchasing merchandise and on-site beverages. Where else can you enjoy authentic Asian, Cajun or Greek food, while listening to an acclaimed African band, as beautifully costumed Belgium stilt walkers dance by?! Come experience the world of Festival with us! See you in 2026 for our 40th anniversary! For more information on festival and how to get involved, click here.

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