Cheap Things To Do in Lafayette, Louisiana

Discover the story of the Acadian (Cajun) people who settled the prairies, bayous, and marshes of southeast... More on Nps.gov

This is a great place for anyone who is interested in learning about the history of the Acadian people. The... More on Yahoo! Travel

This museum / planetarium is home to over 1,000 paintings and exhibits of Louisiana artists and the planetarium ... More on familydaysoutusa

The Lafayette Natural History Museum developed from service projects of Les Deux Douzaines, an active local wo ... More on PlanetWare

overview: The Children' s Museum has made a huge impact on Acadiana and the children who live here, of... More on MuseumStuff.com

We all had a blast, I suggest if you are in the area and have children you definately make a stop in, it's ... More on TripAdvisor

There are tours available of the Dutch Romanesque Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, built in 1916. A 45... More on Weather.com

Henry Thoreau in answer to the question, Have you made your peace with God? More on igougo

Just south of La. 342, you'll find a reconstructed (actually, reassembled) Cajun bayou community. It looks... More on Frommers

Très agréable promenade au milieu de ce village acadien composé d'authentiques maisons du 19ème siècle. Bel... More on TripAdvisor

The Acadiana Center for the Arts is a unique cultural facility serving residents of and visitors to rural and metropolitan areas of the 8-parish Acadiana region of Southwest Louisiana. The facility is a critical component of a burgeoning ... More on Acadianacenterforthearts.org

The Lafayette Art Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to visual arts education for everyone, regardless of age, race, national origin or creed. We've just celebrated ... More on Pyrocajun.com

The short, colorful Real French Destination Scenic Byway showcases Louisiana's diverse French heritage. The Cajuns and Creoles are both well known around the world. However, less well known is that some Louisianians are descendants ... More on Sniksnak.com

Like the famed pirate for whom it is named, the Jean Lafitte Scenic Byway seeks untold treasures as it roams the backroads of Cajun Country. These treasures are both cultural and historic, culinary and celebratory. Beginning in Lafayette, ... More on Sniksnak.com

The Lafayette Science Museum is a regional science center serving families, schools, and visitors with experiences and education in order to build the future through science, technology, engineerin... More on MuseumsUSA.org

They only have a handful of things open, dinos and rocks that's it!!!! The planetrarium is closed, and that is about half of the museum, the other ... More on TripAdvisor