Admission:
Adults: $10 (cash or credit card)
Kids 15 & under: free
Free parking!
All children 12 years old and under get to fish once for free at the Fish-O-Rama rainbow trout pond.
Admission:
Adults: $10 (cash or credit card)
Kids 15 & under: free
Free parking!
All children 12 years old and under get to fish once for free at the Fish-O-Rama rainbow trout pond.
The Houma Rotary Cast Iron Cookoff presented by Transech LLC features 30+ cooking teams serving their best dishes cooked in cast iron cookware. For just a small admission fee, you can taste everything, vote for your favorite, and support a great cause!
All event proceeds benefit the many local service projects of the Rotary Club of Houma, including education, leadership, and veteran projects in our community.
In addition to delicious food, the Cast Iron Cookoff will have live local music, a Cast Iron Crawl throughout downtown Houma, and local artists displaying their work. You don’t want to miss this fabulous event!
The Mobile Care Clinic will be be rolling into Life Church TCU Foodbank on Saturday, February 24, 2024, from 8:30 am to 11:00 am.
Free health screenings include: blood pressure, resting pulse rate, blood glucose & lipid profile, weight & waste circumference, cholesterol, and RN consults.
Admission:
Adults: $10 (cash or credit card)
Kids 15 & under: free
Free parking!
All children 12 years old and under get to fish once for free at the Fish-O-Rama rainbow trout pond.
Admission:
Adults: $10 (cash or credit card)
Kids 15 & under: free
Free parking!
All children 12 years old and under get to fish once for free at the Fish-O-Rama rainbow trout pond.
Admission:
Adults: $10 (cash or credit card)
Kids 15 & under: free
Free parking!
All children 12 years old and under get to fish once for free at the Fish-O-Rama rainbow trout pond.
Admission:
Adults: $10 (cash or credit card)
Kids 15 & under: free
Free parking!
All children 12 years old and under get to fish once for free at the Fish-O-Rama rainbow trout pond.
The Gala goes somewhere new every year, and in 2024 the Gala is traveling back in time for a totally radical 80s prom night! The Gala Goes 80s brings the community together to raise vital funding to support patients and families facing cancer here in the Bayou Region.
Guests will gather at Barry P. Bonvillain Civic Center in Houma to enjoy delicious food, creative cocktails, and a beautiful silent auction. In addition, a Prom Court consisting of four men and four women will fundraise in the community and the man and woman who raise the most money for Terrebonne General | Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center will be crowned King and Queen of The Gala during the event. The Gala Goes 80s is not to be missed!
The 2024 4th Annual Bayou Terrebonne Boucherie. Brought to you by the Hache Grant Association, Inc. is right around the corner, and it’s going to be bigger than ever! More pork, music, and Cajun Shenanigans. We even have a Boucherie Queen! Come March 2nd, head to Downtown Houma for cultural revitalization at it’s finest!
TPCG Planning & Zoning and Community Development Departments
Description:
The purpose of this meeting will be to discuss and develop eligible project ideas for
$76M in Allocation 2 of the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funds. Open house begins at 5:30 p.m.; meeting begins at 6:00 p.m.
South Central Planning & Development Commission Building, 5058 West Main St., Houma, LA
Organization:
Public Service Commissioner
Description:
A consumer affairs specialist from the team of Dr. Craig Greene, Public Service Commissioner, will be available to assist or answer any questions you may have with regards to utility services which fall underneath the jurisdiction of the Louisiana Public Service Commission.
Items will be priced at $5 a bag, provided by the Friends of the Terrebonne Public Library. Cash and card accepted. Shop our limited inventory of books, audiobooks, and DVDs. Please keep in mind that the Friends have not been able to accept and sort donations due to space limitations at the Main Library from Hurricane Ida repairs. Proceeds benefit the programming of the Terrebonne Parish Library System, including the Summer Reading Program activities, performers, and bike giveaway. The Friends of the Terrebonne Public Library aim to help to obtain high-quality programs for children and adults and to make the library more visible in the community.
Terrebonne Parish Main Library, 151 Library Dr., Houma, LA 70360
Contact:
Emily Elliott
Phone:
Organization:
Terrebonne Parish Library System
Description:
The Spring Makers Market will feature produce and products from local farmers, artists, cooks, and creators. The market is free to attend and open pending weather.
The market is also held on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month, weather pending.
Items will be priced at $5 a bag, provided by the Friends of the Terrebonne Public Library. Cash and card accepted. Shop our limited inventory of books, audiobooks, and DVDs. Please keep in mind that the Friends have not been able to accept and sort donations due to space limitations at the Main Library from Hurricane Ida repairs. Proceeds benefit the programming of the Terrebonne Parish Library System, including the Summer Reading Program activities, performers, and bike giveaway. The Friends of the Terrebonne Public Library aim to help to obtain high-quality programs for children and adults and to make the library more visible in the community.
Items will be priced at $5 a bag, provided by the Friends of the Terrebonne Public Library. Cash and card accepted. Shop our limited inventory of books, audiobooks, and DVDs. Please keep in mind that the Friends have not been able to accept and sort donations due to space limitations at the Main Library from Hurricane Ida repairs. Proceeds benefit the programming of the Terrebonne Parish Library System, including the Summer Reading Program activities, performers, and bike giveaway. The Friends of the Terrebonne Public Library aim to help to obtain high-quality programs for children and adults and to make the library more visible in the community.
The Over and Under Tunnel Run is the longest running 5k race in our community. This year's event will benefit The Foundation for Terrebonne General Health System.
Registration and packet pickup: 3:00 p.m.
Kid's Fun Run (1 mile): 4:00 p.m.
5k Tunnel Run: 4:30 p.m.
The parade begins on Westside Boulevard next to Cannata's and ends on Barrow Street at Town Hall.
Parade riders throw cabbages, carrots, potatoes, and other food items.