In Louisiana, the value of the crop in 2022 is worth $1,436,000,000 with more than 20 parishes producing sugar cane, including Lafayette. The Sugar Cane festival was born in 1937 by Charles Stevenson.

The Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival has a new king. On Thursday, the The Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival Association named David Wayne Thibodeaux as King Sucrose LXXIX. Thibodeaux is a New Iberia ...

NEW IBERIA, La. (KLFY) — In honor of what should be the Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival week, organizers want to see New Iberia homes and businesses decorated to show support for our farmers as ...

IBERIA PARISH (NEW IBERIA) — The Iberia Parish Council’s efforts to finalize the transfer of the Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival Building to the City of New Iberia continue to face delays.

NEW IBERIA, La. (KLFY) – The Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival & Fair Association announces the 2021 Return of the Festival! The 79 th Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival & Fair will be held the last full ...

With such beautiful weather, go outside and see some interesting festivals. The Louisiana Sugar Cane festival and the Alligator festival promise to be a fun and exciting time for the entire family.

The agriculture product is Louisiana's most valued crop, with Iberia Parish garnering over 56,000 acres of sugar cane. Artists at the festival include, Carolyn Broussard, who has a free show ...

If you don’t think south Louisiana celebrates everything, take a look at our list of fall fairs and festivals. Sugar cane and sweet dough pie, brews and books. A festival of French bread and a ...

Jessie Breaux, president of the Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival Association, said the rumors had become “rampant and detrimental to the success of our upcoming festival.” Breaux said they come ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD ... Since 1995, this free festival has honored the sugar cane harvest with a unique blend of culture, history and hands-on experience. “It’s so important to ...

“We live in one of the largest sugar cane producing areas of the world ... Tito’s is at every single festival in Louisiana, but I want to scream from the rooftops: Local can be exceptional ...