Juneteenth Folklife Celebration
Highlighting the folk art, heritage, and traditions of African Americans on the Cajun prairie.
Opelousas Farmers Market Pavilion 828 East Landry Street, Opelousas, Louisiana 70570
Join the fun folks of Opelousas for this festival that focuses on the folk art, heritage, and traditions of African Americans on the Cajun prairie. Described as a true celebration of Creole culture, Juneteenth in Opelousas pays tribute to the date in 1865 when Texas slaves first heard news of their emancipation. With entertainment from Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie, plus Goldman Thibodeaux. At the Opelousas Farmers Market Pavillion. Free.1 pm–6 pm. (337) 945-5064.
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