louisiana culture

As the temperatures cool and the leaves begin to change, the culinary traditions of Louisiana's Cajun country come alive with a burst of autumn-inspired dishes.

In Louisiana, football season isn’t just about the game—it’s a full-day event, and at the heart of it all is tailgating.

One of the most famous Louisiana accents is one Hollywood almost always gets wrong.

Home cooking is a cornerstone of Cajun and Creole culture in Louisiana.

It should come as no surprise that one of the Louisiana's restaurants would make the Top 10 on any list.

A video that has gained millions of views across multiple platforms shows a "Texas gumbo." Thankfully, there are no beans.

You can always tell when somebody isn't from Louisiana by the way they talk.

Louisiana has a lot of beautiful hotels. It's no wonder two of them made the list.

Sending a gift to your child's (or children's) teacher is a thoughtful gesture, but Louisiana law has some limits.

We were also tempted to note that Baton Rouge is a red flag in general, but at the very least, please hold on to your wives, children, and wallets when the legislature is in session.

How did this south Louisiana city become known as the "Crawfish Capital of the World?" It's an interesting story!

We asked it to draw a Louisiana crawfish boil and explain how to boil and eat crawfish. These are the results.