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3rd Annual Houma Pyrate Day

ByJ.S.

PyratesImage-Houma-01Sat. Apr. 4th: 3rd Annual Pyrate Day in Houma! Historic Houma (Terrebonne Parish) – named for the Houma Nation, home to some o’ History TV’s “Swamp People” and a scenic one hour drive south o’ New Orleans! Join us Saturday, April 4 from 11am – 5pm at the Downtown Marina (Bayou Terrebonne & Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, Houma, LA).

Raising awareness & donations for our Community Partners, Keep Terrebonne Beautiful!

Houma is the seat o’ Terrebonne Parish; Louisiana’s Bayou Country™.  Close enough for a “day trip” from New Orleans, but worth staying overnight! We have a beautiful spot, right on Bayou Terrebonne (ye can find it on our Official Map) free to attend, free to park!

Bring the family to enjoy great local Artists/Artisans, live Pyrate music from our mates The Whiskey Bay Rovers, Cultural Crafts from The United Houma Nation, Regional Military Museum, Bounce Castle, Snoballs, Big Mike’s BBQ and more…family friendly fun up to yer Buccaneers! Read more here…

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