Built in the Greek Revival style in the early 1800's, this house was taken over by the city at one…read morepoint as a meeting center and skating rink, all walls inside removed. At one point they were going to tear it down. A city council member stepped up, suggested they restore the house and give tours. They do have various fundraisers like dinners and the like. The tour is $12, cash only. The guide was an amazing gentleman with a wealth of knowledge about the history of the town and this building. He also does tours at another place on main street. This whole tour was a delight, and the house was quite nice.

This museum tells the story of such an amazing little tribe that can still be found on their native…read morelands in Louisiana. Stop here to see the story of how the Chitimacha people worked with Rosetta Stone to revive their native language that was considered extinct. We came from Oklahoma, so are very informed on the major tribes that were relocated here but we knew nothing about the Chitimacha. The Museum, the video and the story of the tribe were wonderful, and we highly recommend visiting when you're in Louisiana!

I have stopped by on a few occasions, just missing the lady who works here because she wears so…read moremany hats for the tribes. The tribe can date its history back long before the colonizers ever arrived and held a large swath of the area now known as Louisiana. They started with the tribe in Natchez and the two were intertwined for a long time, centuries. Their skills are in fishing and basket weaving, though the skills are being stretched thin, the efforts of the council have been expanding the learning of these traditions through education. Their language is being revived with the help of RosettaStone and a grant that is providing this education for free. The language is unique and unrelated to any other language. Their history is passed down orally, but there is an effort being made to get it down on paper for preservation. The lady who is in charge of the museum is well informed and involved in the day to day life of the tribe and has a large role in getting things better for the people. Come and take a look. Be patient. She wears many hats and it maybe a minute before she can let you into the museum. One of my favorite lines from the video (there are three videos to chose from, one that is a bit outdated, one about the language, and one about the history and the keeping of the history, I picked the third) was something to the affect of "If you forget about something, it ceases to exist" which is a perfect encapsulation of how the world works. Please. Stop and visit. You will not regret looking at the small details of life.

Hubs always enters where ever we stop first so he can do or see what he needs to then come out to…read morewatch T Bebe. Doc had Tabasco ice cream on her mind to try before we arrived but sadly when she entered the Country Store they told her the machine was out of order. I purposely packed a new outfit- red skirt and red and white top especially to wear to the Tabasco Museum. I should have tried it on before putting them in the suitcase. Doc was not a fan. So.., I went into the store a second time and bought a T-shirt with cartoony gators on it. There were LOTS of very loud kids on a school field trip. For sure we weren't going into the museum or tour. I did find quite a few Tabasco curios, soup mix, etc for family.

The history behind the family and the brand is inspiring…read more Very well presented public appearance. Take the self guided tour. The museum is free but the tour has a cost. $7.50 for seniors. The actual bottling line was fascinating and the barrel storeage was tear producing (from the spice smell). Tastings in the store with lots of unique products made with the sauce.

No Problem Raceway is the premier drag racing facility in Louisiana and the surrounding areas…read more Friendly staff, great events and exciting racing. They even have a road course. Plenty of camping sites and paved pits for the racers. The food at the Lazy Gator is second to none!

Everything was incredible the food and staff were amazing got my food out hot and fast and the…read moreentertainment was fantastic great workers great track 10/10 I would absolutely recommend everyone to come

Lake Cinema is the only movie theater in the area. If you haven't been in a few years, give the…read moreestablishment another chance. The seats have been updated and are very comfortable. It is kept pretty clean but be ware of the occasional spill or mess that hasn't been cleaned. The staff are always very helpful and patient. On an opening night, I recommend purchasing tickets prior to the showtime to avoid waiting in long lines. The early feature on Friday will be filled with teenagers--just a warning if you prefer a quieter atmosphere.

I'm not a picky person; I just like clean places with nice people. Lake Cinema had both. Don't…read morejudge the outside appearance of the building. It is run down, but their new looking comfy seats made up for that. Their only strike against them is they don't sell coke products, but water is just as good. You can't beat $5 for a movie whose quality was as good as an AMC theater. And they have free movies during the summer. Will definitely be coming back.