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BAYOU MEETS THE BAY ~Mardi Gras In May~

 BAYOU MEETS THE BAY ~Crawfish, Zyedco, R&B Festival~

BAYOU MEETS THE BAY ~Classic Football Game~

BAYOU MEETS THE BAY ~Gospel Gala~

Community Announcements:

VOTING

The Foundation will continue to implement and support the voter registrations and “Get Out To Vote” campaigns.

The Voter Education & Registration Program was a success in 2019. We registered and provided voter applications to attendees who participated.  Thanks to the volunteers who contributed to the success of the program.  We need your help.

Exciting Fund-Raising Events That Benefit Our Communities

Louisiana Gumbo

Classic Boudin

Real “Bayou Specialties”

Our Bayou country cuisine will also be available, such as:

Red Beans & Rice

Crawfish Etouffee

Unique Experiences

We host music festivals, football games, and other exciting fund-raising events to develop unique programs specifically for children and seniors throughout our communities.

The Bayou Meets The Bay Classic Foundation

501c(3) Non profit Organization

Mardi Gras Indians

The New Orleans Mardi Gras Indian Council was formed in 1987 to help preserve and enrich the Indian Culture. In August of 1992, the Big Chiefs of each of the major tribes gathered together for a historic celebration of unity. The event christened “Glad Yu Kum,” was commemorated with a fine art painting by New Orleans artist Mark Andresen. Planet Publishing created the limited-edition lithographic poster. Proceeds from sales went directly to the New Orleans Mardi Gras Indian Council to maintain and preserve their unique culture. These limited-edition lithographic posters are no longer available.