French Settlement Police Chief Harry Brignac (left) and Thad Benham cook and serve cracklins at the annual Creole Festival on Ocotber 21.
Gary Vicknair of Whitehall points to a portrait of his great-great-grandfather, Stephen LeBourgeois during the French Settlement Creole Festival. LeBourgeois owned a sawmill along the Amite River in the late 1800’s. The portrait is displayed in the Creole House Museum.
Alyssa Lingle from St. Joseph’s Youth Group arranges various desserts at the Creole Festival’s Sweet Shop.
Kids and adults ride on the Cajun Express, driven by Cloey Hammond of the Frost Beta Club.
Stone Envie provides live music during the French Settlement Creole Festival on October 21.
A unique vehicle with a skeleton in the driver’s seat is among the classic cars displayed at French Settlement’s Creole Festival on October 21.
Many people attending the Creole Festival enjoy exploring French Settlement’s Creole House Museum.
