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0 EatLafayette – Cafe Vermilionville If you want to experience a piece of south Louisiana history all the while dining on classic cuisine with a modern twist, look no further than Café Vermilionville. Before transforming into a restaurant the building that is now Café Vermilionville had many previous lives. It served as an inn, infirmary,... 31 July 2014 Continue Reading
0 Allons – Songwriting Inspiration comes in a variety of forms. As a bilingual songwriter, Zachary’s inspiration presents itself an unusual yet fitting way. The creative process is personal and enigmatic, which makes his description of the art of songwriting utterly fascinating. “About two years ago I tried to stop writing songs.” “I told... 30 July 2014 Continue Reading
0 Celebrating the Acadian Culture Spanning 23 acres, and dotted by original and faithfully recreated architecture, Vermilionville is a living, breathing portrait of Lafayette from 1765 to 1890. All year long, the historic village and museum celebrates the life, leisure and lessons of the region’s Acadian, Creole and Native American populations. Three times yearly, Vermilionville... 29 July 2014 Continue Reading

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