In the wake of Gov. John Bel Edwards returning the state back a modified Phase 2, a number of Christmas events that were scheduled to happen in Acadiana in the coming days have been canceled.
If your event is canceled or postponed over concerns related to COVID-19 in Louisiana send an email to news@katctv.com to have it included on our list.
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The following list will be updated:
Calcasieu Parish:
Christmas at the Courthouse has been canceled this year due to hurricane damage and COVID-19 safety concerns. Residents can still enjoy lights and decorations at the courthouse; they will remain up until after New Year's Day.
Lafayette Parish:
Carencro Country Christmas at 9am - Dec 5th - has been canceled.
St. Martin Parish:
The town of Cathoula has canceled its annual Christmas Parade.
St. Landry Parish:
The city of Opelousas has canceled the lighting of the Christmas tree scheduled for Dec. 5 and the Christmas parade scheduled for Dec. 10.
Vermilion Parish:
The city of Erath has canceled Christmas in Erath, however, the lighting of the tree will still take place at 6:00 pm on December 5, 2020.
