Sugar Day is a family friendly festival featuring handmade arts and crafts, live music, dancing, children’s activities and MORE. The main attraction is the actual process of sugar making, which we do in our reproduction 1840s sugar mill. Louisiana Sugar Refinery gentlemen will return to tell the sugar story, plus many more activities that we do not have space on this page to name. Admission $5, children 3 and under Free.

This year we will be featuring the live entertainment quartet, traveling museum, mercantile, medicine show, & traveling apothecary…the one and the only Reaux, Roscoe, Lee, & Abadie! Come party like 1859!

Theatre Louisiana College presents “The Crucible”.  Performances will be Thursday, November 7th to Sunday, November 10th and Thursday, November 14th to Sunday, November 17th. Shows begin at 7:00 PM on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays; Sunday matinees begin at 2:00 PM.

In the insular, Puritan community of 1692 Salem, Massachusetts, a group of young girls are found dancing in the woods, and immediately fall ill. When no earthly cause can be determined, the citizens of Salem suspect that some more sinister force may be at hand. As long-held grudges turn to violent disputes, humiliating secrets are exposed and disseminated, and the line between truth and pretense becomes increasingly blurry, the citizens’ dogged determination to root out evil becomes more dangerous than the evil itself. When the burden of proof is invisible and the crime too terrible to name, everyone becomes a suspect and no one is safe. The Crucible, Arthur Miller’s remarkable 1963 play, remains as relevant as ever, and carries with it a stern warning: in every community torn by suspicion, the most dangerous threat may be the community itself.