By Land or By Sea

ByJ.S.

This is our Sixth Annual NOLA Pyrate Week – and our second “Pyrate Day” in the historic City o’ Houma! Join us Saturday, April 5 (times TBA – likely 11am-6pm); we have a grand, grassy space at the Downtown Marina – right on Bayou Terrebonne (appropriate, as we’re helping support Keep Terrebonne Beautiful and their work preserving the Wetlands for us all). A scenic one hour drive from New Orleans, easily accessible by Hwy. I-90…or sail down the Bayou!

If ye have a skill, a talent, an ability to create things wonderful & beautiful…then grab ye gear and join us – all Merchants must be pre-approved & registered – start here:
http://nolapyrateweek.com/merchants

Whiskey-Bay-Rovers-Houma-1024Live music will be provided by our good mates from Lafayette, the “shantily clad” Whiskey Bay Rovers! Fresh food will be provided, libations available (purchases support Keep Terrebonne Beautiful).

Historic displays, local crafts. music, food & drink…and PYRATES! A day o’ fun for the entire crew…or family…or any group o’ like minded folk looking to have “fun up to yer Buccaneers!”

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