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Explore what makes Downtown Lafayette an unforgettable place to be, the heart of our community and the center of Acadiana.
If you are visiting our region for the first time, then you’re in luck. Lafayette is home to a warm and welcoming culture, nowhere more evident than in the Downtown area. Here you’ll find unique places to stay, exceptional dining and nightlife options, and some of the nicest people around.
Use our interactive map to find places to eat, drink, shop, stay, and fill your day. Come explore Downtown Lafayette and you'll find art, festivals, nightlife, and amazing food and music that can only come from South Louisiana.
Downtown Lafayette is a state designated cultural district with an abundance of galleries, artist studios, and craft shops, in addition to 5 museums, a regional arts center, and numerous public murals.
Learn more on upcoming events in Downtown Lafayette, like year-round festivals, live music, great food, and holiday celebrations.
A quick view of the dining options in downtown Lafayette tells a tale of a local culture that loves and celebrates food - whether in casual or fine dining settings. In addition to down-home plate-lunch style establishments, downtown Lafayette is also a mecca for international cuisine, with Japanese, Cuban, Mexican and Greek choices a part of ...
Parc Sans Souci 201 E Vermilion St, Lafayette, LA, United States. Join us for November’s First Friday Downtown Alive! and the season finale in the heart of Downtown Lafayette presented by long standing DTA! supporter, Evangeline Maid, and produced by Downtown Lafayette Unlimited.
Downtown Lafayette Unlimited brings you First Friday Downtown Alive!, presented by longstanding downtown supporter, Evangeline Maid. The entire community is invited to enjoy free, live music at DTA! in Parc Sans Souci this spring and fall!
The story of the development of Downtown Lafayette. Find Out More. l (Provided by the Preservation Alliance of Lafayette) In 1815, a travelling geographer-biographer named William Darby wrote about Lafayette, then called the Attakapas County. At that time there were fewer than two people per square mile living here, in an area Darby described ...
The restaurants and eateries of Downtown showcase the best of Louisiana’s culinary talent. Downtown is has whatever your palate is craving, from fine dining to bar food, pizza to pastries, and everything in between.