During the Louisiana Cultures Weekender, people of different backgrounds come together
to learn about Indigenous, Afro-Diasporic, Latin, Creole-Cajun, Asian, and other cultures' contributions to our Shared Louisiana Heritage.
We explore cultures through participatory, hands-on workshops (cultural sharing, music, dance, heritage crafts, and language). We also include informal jams and conversations, live music performances, and food in the event.
Festivities Feb 19-21, 2027 at Fontainebleau State Park
Halito. hola. Bonjour. Hello.
السلام عليكم. hallo. shalom. नमस्ते. こんにちは 안녕하세요. 您好.
Jambo. S̄wạs̄dī. Hyālō. Nyob zoo. Kamusta.
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REGISTRATION
We believe Culture is for everyone.
Ticketed Registration- Click this LINK
Ticketed Registration- Click this LINK
- Come for one workshop or one day... Day Passes Available
- Stay in a Dorm
- Camp in a Tent
- Stay at a hotel (Hotel Lodging Separate from weekend pass. See lodging for Comfort Suites Group Rate)
- Youth ages 15 and below can register to attend for free with a registered adult.
- Register to Volunteer. To register as a volunteer please 1) check for openings and schedule your shift & 2) fill out the volunteer form to register as a volunteer. More info about volunteering on our "get involved" page.
- When you register as a participant or register as a volunteer by scheduling your work exchange shift, you are registering to participate in the event. When you arrive at Group Camp 1 for the event, sign-in at the Welcome table to get your wristband.
- All registration is in advance through the volunteer form or through Registration. There will be no registration sales on site.
- In addition to registration to participate, Fontainebleau State Park has fees for Day Pass participants. The Park Admission/Entrance Fees for day pass participants are $3 per person. Free for seniors (62 & older). Free for children (3 & under). Participants who are registered with a weekend pass will not need to pay Fontainebleau State Park entrance fees.
- Early Bird registration will be open until Early Bird Slots sell out.
- Please see the Logistics Page for Frequently Asked questions, then contact us at LouisianaCulturesCamp@gmail if you have questions that are not answered by the information on the website.
Our vision: During the Louisiana Cultures Camp Weekender, people of different backgrounds come together to learn about Indigenous, Afro-Diasporic, Latin, Creole-Cajun, Asian, and other cultures' contributions to our shared Louisiana Heritage. We explore cultures through participatory, hands-on workshops (cultural sharing, music, dance, heritage crafts, and language). We also include informal jams and conversations, live music performances, and food in our programming.
