Here's a list of the events planned across Acadiana for the Thanksgiving - Christmas - Hanukkah - Kwanzaa season this year.
If you don't see your event listed, and you'd like it included, just send the info to news@katctv.com
Here are the events, arranged by parish:
EVANGELINE PARISH
The Evangeline Parish Sheriff's Office is holding their annual toy drive.
Here's the info:
The Backwoods Enchanted Trails Presents: The Magic of Christmas — A Magical Forest Walk for the Whole Family
This Christmas season, The Backwoods Enchanted Trails invites families, friends, and festive spirits of all ages to step into The Magic of Christmas, a glowing, immersive forest stroll filled with sparkling lights, joyful displays, and enchanting characters. Beginning December 6, guests will journey through a beautifully illuminated woodland path transformed into a magical Christmas forest—alive with twinkling scenes, peaceful ambience, and the warmth of the season. Every twist and turn offers something new to delight visitors of all ages.
Event Dates & Times
Open from 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM on: December 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21
Special Christmas Appearances
• Santa Claus • The Grinch • The Ice Princess
Admission
• $10 per person • $5 for children ages 5–9 • Free for children 4 and under
Tickets will be available online at https://magicofchristmas.hytix.com and at the gate.
“We’re thrilled to bring The Magic of Christmas to Pine Prairie,” said the founders of The Backwoods Enchanted Trails. “This event is all about family, wonder, and creating memories together. We hope our guests feel the spirit and enchantment of Christmas as they stroll through our glowing forest.”
LAFAYETTE PARISH
Chabad of Greater Baton Rouge will light a 9 foot public Hanukkah menorah at Parc Sans Souci, on December 15th, the 2nd night of the eight-day Festival of Lights. The community will be joined by dignitaries who will be attending, and the event will feature hot latkes, jelly doughnuts and crafts for children. Complimentary Hanukkah menorahs and candles will be distributed as well for participants to light at home.
“Everyone is especially excited about Hanukkah this year,” said Rabbi Peretz Kazen of Chabad. “People are preparing to celebrate with family and friends, to fill their homes with the light of Hanukkah, and there’s a palpable joy. The public Hanukkah celebration is about sharing this light and joy with the broader community and the entire Lafayette
- A Global Hanukkah Awareness Campaign -
Hanukkah emphasizes that each and every individual has the unique power to illuminate the entire world. It was to encourage this profound idea that the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, launched the Hanukkah awareness campaign in 1973. The menorah faces the street, the Rebbe notes, and so bypassers immediately feel “the effect of the light, which illuminates the outside and the environment.” In the half-century since, the Rebbe’s campaign has brought Hanukkah into the mainstream and altered awareness and practice of the festival, returning what some regarded as a minor holiday to its roots as a public proclamation of the triumph of freedom over oppression and a mainstay of Jewish cultural and religious life.
Throughout the State of Louisiana, Chabad will be presenting several Hanukkah events and celebrations. To find a local event in Louisiana or practically anywhere throughout the world, visit chabad.org/hanukkah
For more information about Hanukkah and a local schedule of events visit Chabadbr.com/chanukah
Here's a flyer:
The LFT Fiber Santa Hotline is back! Get ready to experience the magic of Christmas as kids and parents can call in and leave a special message for Santa Claus.
"We're excited to unveil that the Santa Hotline is officially live," exclaimed Michael D. Soileau, the Director of LFT Fiber. "It's a fun, festive, and easy way for kids to connect with Santa Claus."
Grab your holiday spirit and dial 337-534-GIFT (337-534-4438). You'll hear Santa's jolly voice and can share your Christmas wishes with him directly! You can even leave a shout-out for Santa’s reindeer. This is a great opportunity for parents to help Santa with his naughty-and-nice list by sharing all the good (and maybe a little naughty) things their little ones have done this year. The Santa Hotline is open now through Christmas Day, so grab your cocoa, make your list, and let the festive fun begin!
Alliance Française of Lafayette will host a READING of CHRISTMAS BOOKS in FRENCH for children.
Père Noël / Santa Claus will be there and hot cocoa will be served. This event is free and will take place in the Library of Alliance Française of Lafayette located at 735 Jefferson Street.
The event will be from 10 a.m. until noon, with reading starting at 10 a.m., on Saturday, December 20.
You can register online at https://holidaymorning.eventbrite.com
Everyone is invited to raise their voices and spread a little Christmas cheer at this year’s Community Christmas Pop-Up Choir, happening Friday, December 13, from 5:30–6:00 PM on the front steps of First United Methodist Church of Lafayette.
No rehearsal, no experience, and no registration are needed. Just show up ready to celebrate the season and sing your favorite Christmas songs and carols. Everyone’s invited, and it’s a great way to start your December ArtWalk!
“This pop-up choir is all about community and the joy of singing together,” said Rev. Nancy Wofford, pastor of First United Methodist Church. “Perfect pitch is optional, but holiday cheer required!”
Song sheets will be provided, and all ages are encouraged to participate.
· What: Community Christmas Pop-Up Choir
· When: Friday, December 13, 5:30–6:00 PM
· Where: Front steps of First United Methodist Church of Lafayette,
703 Lee Avenue, Lafayette, 70501
· Why: Why not? It will be fun!
Start your Art Walk experience with music, joy, and a moment of togetherness. Come sing with us!
For more information, contact First United Methodist Church of Lafayette, 337-233-3811, www.fumc-lafayette.org.
Vermilionville celebrates Old Time Winter Traditions this month.
Step back into the past as the traditions of the earliest peoples of Acadiana come to life during Vermilionville Living History Museum and Folklife Park's Old Time Winter Tradition Days December 8-20. The community is invited to experience the simple warmth and beauty of Christmases past. Visitors young and old are invited to sing CHristmas carols, enjoy traiditional music by the Angelle Aces, listen to storytelling, watch demonstrations of candlemaking and soapmaking, view the decorations in the village and much more. December 13 will mark our Old Time WInter Family Day, with Vermilionville's artisans on hand to demonstrate winter traditions fo the Acadian, Creole and Native American cultures such as open hearth cooking demonstrations and making candles, soap, natural decorations and citrus pomanders. Children will enjoy writing letters to Papa Noel, and can even meet the French Santa Claus himself, who was actually a trapper who would deliver presents such as candy, money and small toys. Vermilionville's restaurant, La Cuisine de Maman, also will be open for regular business hours that day, offering a tasty buffet for attendees. And last but not least, you'll find that perfect something for everyone on your gift list in La Boutique at Vermilionville, with special artisan displays and wonderful merchandise from stocking stuffers to t-shirts, books and cookbooks, local art and jewelry, Louisiana holiday decor and more. Vermilionville is closed to the public on Mondays but is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
LIVE NATIVITY
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2025
5:00 – 5:30 p.m.
Lafayette Memorial Park
Peace Chapel Mausoleum
2111 W. Pinhook Rd.
Special Request: If you wish to have your children to participate in the Christmas Nativity, please call by December 19, 2025 at 337-235-3062.
Please bring ornament in remembrance of your loved one.
"Christmas Under the Stars” Returns to Youngsville: A Night of Celebration, Community, and the Living Bethlehem Experience
Event Details:
· Date: December 13, 2025
· Time: 4pm – 9pm
· Location: Youngsville Sports Complex, Youngsville
· Admission: FREE
The City of Youngsville is once again lighting up the season with “Christmas Under the Stars,” presented by First Assembly of God – Youngsville, in partnership with the City of Youngsville. This free, family-friendly event will take place at Youngsville Amphitheater on December 13th 4pm-9pm, inviting the entire community to gather for a night of joy, music, and the true meaning of Christmas. This year’s event features ”The Living Bethlehem”. An immersive production experience that brings the story of Jesus’ birth to life. Complete with live actors, animals, live music and beautiful storytelling that captures the wonder and hope of the season.
In addition to The Living Bethlehem, Christmas Under the Stars will include:
Live performances from
· Southside High School Band
· Acadiana Renaissance Charter Academy Middle School Choir
· Years to Grow Pre-K Performance
Family fun activities
· Photo opportunities with The Grinch and Santa
· Hot cocoa, treats, and food trucks
· Cajun night before Christmas reading
· Christmas market/vendors
· Petting Zoo
· Kids Scavenger Hunt
· Polar Express Train Rides
· Letters to Santa
· Toy Workshop
“Christmas Under the Stars has become one of Youngsville’s most meaningful community nights,” says Pastor Seth Griffin of First Assembly. “It’s more than an event — it’s an opportunity for families to experience the love of Christ together, right in the heart of our city.”
The event is free and open to the public. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating around the Youngsville Amphitheater. For more information or volunteer opportunities, visit https://firstassembly.place
Carencro is planning its annual Country Christmas events:
Sat, Dec. 6, 2025
8:00 am Dasher Dancer Prancer 5k race sponsored by Acadiana Fitness
https://runsignup.com/Race/LA/Carencro/DASHERDANCERPRANCER5K
9am to 3 pm 28th yr of Carencro Country Christmas
Admission is free will be accepting donations of nonperishable food items, hygiene products
Held at Carencro Community Center 5115 N University choirs sing throughout the day, arts, crafts and food vendors sponsored by Carencro Business Association
10 am Carencro Christmas Parade sponsored by Carencro Kiwanis
11 am Kiwanis Gift Giveaway Pictures and activities with Santa
6 pm to 8 pm Old Fashioned Christmas 6-8 pm (210 E. St. Peter St) - Lighting of the City Christmas Tree, photos with Santa, Snow, Christmas Music, food vendors, activities in and around the Patriots Pavilion
Sponsored by Carencro Cultural District
Here's a flyer:
The Lafayette Area Music Teachers Association plans two community events this December and January; both free, family-friendly, and designed to bring music education into the spotlight:
Christmas Playathon | Saturday, December 13, 5-7 PM | Acadiana Center for the Arts
During December’s ArtWalk, we’re transforming the gallery into a live music venue. Local music students will take turns at an acoustic piano, performing holiday pieces throughout the evening. It’s casual, festive, and serves a dual purpose: students gain performance experience while raising funds for disaster relief. Suggested donations ($10) support LAMTA’s programs and the Louisiana Music Teachers Association’s Save Our Students Fund, which helps teachers and students recovering from hurricanes and other disasters across the state.
Music by Black Composers Recital | Friday, January 10
5-6:30pm Acadiana Center for the Arts Theater
This recital spotlights works by Black composers—voices that have been historically underrepresented in classical music. LAMTA members and local musicians will perform solo and chamber pieces, creating a space for community members to experience a richer, more diverse classical music tradition. It’s part of our ongoing effort to broaden what students and audiences hear and celebrate in Acadiana’s music scene.
Ageless Healthcare will host a Christmas Bash on December 18 at the Martin Luther King Recreation Center in Lafayette. There will be free BBQ, bingo, giveaways and music.
Here's the flyer:
A Holiday Classic with a Creole Twist: The Creole Nutcracker Returns to Acadiana!
The Creole Nutcracker is back, ready to enchant audiences with a holiday experience like no other! Presented by Heritage Parc, this reimagined take on the classic Nutcracker ballet will light up the stage on December 20, 2025, at 7:00 PM at the Heymann Performing Arts Center. Blending Louisiana’s rich culture with traditional storytelling, The Creole Nutcracker follows young Clarice on a magical journey through the state’s most iconic and historic locations. Audiences will be captivated by an exhilarating mix of dance styles—including jazz, zydeco, hip hop, and classical ballet—set against a vibrant backdrop that celebrates the spirit of Acadiana.
Don’t miss this festive celebration that fills hearts with the joy and rhythm of Louisiana! Follow The Creole Nutcracker on Facebook and Instagram for updates, and secure your tickets today.
Event Details:
● Date: December 20, 2025
● Time: 7:00 PM
● Location: Heymann Performing Arts Center, Lafayette, LA
● Tickets: www.thecreolenutcracker.com
About The Creole Nutcracker: The Creole Nutcracker is a vibrant reimagining of the classic holiday ballet, infused with the rich cultural heritage of Louisiana. Created by Lafayette natives Jazmyn Jones and Leigha Porter in 2018, the production highlights the music, dance, and traditions unique to Creole culture. Featuring talented youth and adults from across Acadiana, the show provides performers with an opportunity to shine on stage while giving Louisiana a holiday production to call its own. Through dynamic storytelling and unforgettable performances, The Creole Nutcracker brings families and communities together to celebrate the season in true Louisiana style.
About Heritage Parc: Heritage Parc is a local nonprofit arts organization dedicated to fostering cultural enrichment and community connection. By supporting arts, education, and meaningful local initiatives, Heritage Parc highlights Louisiana’s rich traditions and provides opportunities for artists and performers to inspire and engage audiences of all ages. Partnering with productions like The Creole Nutcracker, Heritage Parc helps ensure that the cultural vibrancy of our region continues to thrive.
Acadiana Symphony Orchestra offers a "Home Alone" concert!
Heymann PAC, Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025 | 7:00 PM
Conductor: Matthew Kraemer
Celebrate the holidays with ASO, as you experience a true holiday favorite! This beloved comedy classic features renowned composer John Williams' charming and delightful score, performed live to the film by Acadiana Symphony Orchestra. Macaulay Culkin stars as Kevin McCallister, an 8-year-old boy who's accidentally left behind when his family leaves for Christmas vacation, and who must defend his home against two bungling thieves. Hilarious and heart-warming, Home Alone in Concert is holiday fun for the entire family!
Heymann Performing Arts Center | Maestro Circle at 6 PM | Performance at 7 PM
Make your Home Alone experience even more magical with a Maestro Circle upgrade — a festive pre-show add-on filled with holiday fun for the whole family! Come early and step into the spirit of the season with a hot cocoa bar, pizza from Little Nero’s, and a lively atmosphere brimming with holiday joy. Wear your ugly Christmas sweater and enter our holiday raffle, with a special prize for kids and grown-ups alike, announced on stage before the movie begins. It’s the perfect way to kick off an evening of music, laughter, and Christmas magic!
Here's the flyer:
Acura of Lafayette on Johnston Street is offering a "Free Photos with Santa" event on December 18 from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. There will be activities for kids, and you can take your picture with Santa in front of a Magic Mirror Photo Booth and receive a free printed photo as well as a texted link to the digital copy right there on the spot.
The first-ever Fightingville Holiday Stroll is set for Saturday, December 13, presented in partnership with the La Place Coterie! Stroll with us through the La Place neighborhood and enjoy dance performances, spoken word poetry, artist activations, and holiday decor all culminating at Second Saturday ArtWalk! We’ll gather at Black Café from 5:00–5:30pm, then set off together as the neighborhood comes alive with live holiday spirit! The Stroll officially begins at 5:30pm. Along the route, experience Zydeco dancing with Corey J. Frank, Spoken Word Poetry with Candice Leigh, and choreography by Whitney Willis Hebert. Artist installations along the route by Carey Hamburg, Chloe McFarland, and Kelsey Strahan. Our stroll ends at Basin Arts, where you can stay and celebrate Second Saturday ArtWalk until 8:00pm. This ArtWalk is your last chance to view The Annual BARE Walls Group Exhibition in the gallery, so you don’t want to miss this! Come walk, listen, look, and celebrate the spirit of community with us. The Fightingville Holiday Stroll is part of our greater Window Wonderland Project which aims to bring holiday cheer and artistic inspiration to Downtown Lafayette and the greater urban core.
Moncus Park events
December 12 through December 14, 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The countdown to Christmas in the Park begins! In less than 30 days, Moncus Park will transform into a winter wonderland destination filled with lights, live music, laughter, and a whole lot of Christmas magic presented by First Horizon. Whether you’re making new memories or carrying on a beloved tradition, Christmas in the Park is the perfect way to celebrate the holidays together as a community. Mark your calendars for this season’s most enchanting celebration. For details, click here.
And, here's a flyer:
First Baptist Church: This Christmas, Experience a Story of Redemption & Hope
Join us for The Gospel According to Scrooge, a powerful, musical retelling of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, brought to life with a message that goes beyond seasonal cheer to the heart of the Gospel. Follow the journey of Ebenezer Scrooge, a man hardened by greed and bitterness, who is confronted by the consequences of his past, the reality of his present, and the hope of his future. More than just a classic Christmas tale, this is a story of transformation through the love and grace of Jesus Christ. Filled with drama, music, and the joy of the season, The Gospel According to Scrooge is an unforgettable experience for the whole family. Whether you know the story well or are seeing it for the first time, you’ll leave reminded of the true meaning of Christmas and the power of a changed heart. Come celebrate the season with us and discover how one man’s journey from darkness to light still speaks to us today.
Performances are set for December 5–8, 2025: on Friday • 7 PM; on Saturday & Sunday • 3 PM; and on Monday • 7 PM
The performance is free, but you still need a ticket to get in. You can reserve them here: https://fbclaf.org/scrooge/#tickets
The church is located at 1100 Lee Avenue, Lafayette, LA 70501
The City of Scott has a number of events planned for the holidays.
Here's a calendar of events:
And here's a flyer about the parade:
And here's another flyer with details about the December 7 event:
The Children’s Museum of Acadiana (CMA) is excited to announce the 29th Annual New Year’s Noon Carnival & Countdown, taking place on Wednesday, December 31, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This beloved Acadiana tradition offers families a joyful, memory-filled way to ring in the New Year kid-style, with a high-energy countdown happening at NOON, not midnight. For 29 years, New Year’s Noon has served as one of the best and most family-friendly ways for children in Acadiana to celebrate the New Year, attracting thousands of visitors annually. The event blends festival excitement with hands-on learning, interactive exhibits, and joyful celebration throughout the museum.
Families attending New Year’s Noon can expect a vibrant morning full of entertainment and exploration, including:
• Indoor and Outdoor Confetti Blasts during the signature noon countdown
• Live music from The Rouge Krewe
• Performances by the Amazing Bacon Stilt Walker
• Aerial silk play with Sky Craft Circus
• Inflatables, games, crafts and prize stations
• Free festive wearables and tote bags for children
• Access to 12+ interactive museum exhibits
• Treats available for purchase from local partners
“All of Acadiana deserves a place where kids can celebrate the New Year in a way that feels magical, safe, and full of wonder,” said Lore Linton, Executive Director of the Children’s Museum of Acadiana. “For nearly three decades, New Year’s Noon has created joyful moments for families, and we’re thrilled to continue that tradition with even more hands-on fun this year.”
Tickets will be available both online and at the door.
• $16 per person
• CMA Members: 50% off
• Children 12 months and under: FREE
Guests are encouraged to pre-purchase tickets to avoid lines and expedite entry.
Downtown Lafayette has announced that the kickoff event for its Merry & Bright Holiday Experience, presented by Lafayette Coca-Cola Bottling Company, has been rescheduled to Friday, December 12 due to inclement weather and to ensure the best possible experience for our guests, artists, and the community. The Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree concert will now take place in Parc Sans Souci, featuring high-energy performances by Mike Dopsie & Zydeco Entourage, with openers Grace Novasad and Carnelian setting the tone for a festive evening of live music, laughter, and holiday cheer. This annual community celebration marks the official lighting of Downtown Lafayette’s 25-foot Christmas tree, transforming Parc Sans Souci into a winter wonderland in the heart of the city. Guests can enjoy holiday-filled photo opportunities along with hands-on holiday fun at the ornament decorating station hosted by the Downtown Ambassador Program. The Merry & Bright Holiday Experience is proudly presented by Lafayette Coca-Cola Bottling Company with support from Lafayette Travel.
Here's a flyer:
ST. LANDRY PARISH
"Candlelight Christmas"
December 4 & 5, 7:00pm
Thursday & Friday
First Baptist Church of Eunice [facebook.com] (Corner of Park Ave & Third St, Eunice LA)
Featuring the Eunice Community Concert Band, Community Choir & Children's Choir. A musically diverse program with something for everyone in the family.
Program Selections: Christmas on Broadway, Come On It's Christmas, I Woulda Coulda Shoulda Been So Good This Year, It Was a Starry Night, Like It's Christmas, and Theme from ELF, A Most Wonderful Christmas, Celebrations for Christmas, Here Comes Santa Claus, Mary's Little Boy Child, Oogie Boogie's Song, and The Toy Trumpet, The Perfect Present
Save the date!
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR
FMI: www.eccbc.org [l.facebook.com]
Here's a flyer:
The St. Landry Parish Early Learning Network is excited to announce an upcoming family-oriented event, "Tiny Passengers, Big Dreams: Building Brains on the Polar Express," and we are requesting your assistance in sharing details with the local community. This event is family-oriented and specifically designed for children aged 6 weeks to five years old.
What: Tiny Passengers, Big Dreams: Building Brains on the Polar Express
When: Monday, December 9, 2025, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Where: Opelousas Civic Center, 1638 Creswell Ln, Opelousas, LA 70570
The event is sponsored by several local partners, including: St. Landry Parish School System St. Landry Parish Early Learning Network (A Ready Start Initiative) The City of Opelousas
The City of Opelousas is proud to announce the return of the Opelousas Children’s Christmas Parade, set to illuminate downtown on Thursday, December 11, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. This festive event has been a cornerstone of the city’s holiday celebrations for more than half a century, bringing families and friends together in the spirit of joy, community, and tradition. The parade will begin at the eastern gateway of the city at Landry and Academy Streets near Le Vieux Village, proceeding westward through the historic downtown district and concluding at Landry and Bullard Streets. This year’s parade promises dazzling excitement, with lighted floats, lively marching bands, spirited community groups, dance performances, lovable costumed characters, and—of course—the parade’s shining star, Santa Claus! Participant entry forms and information on parade sponsorship opportunities are also available to review and download online by visiting City of Opelousas Children's Christmas Parade. To join in the festivities, please submit your parade registration forms by Friday, December 5, 2025. Forms can be dropped off at the Opelousas Tourist Information Center at Le Vieux Village or mailed to Opelousas Tourism, 828 East Landry Street, Opelousas, LA 70570.
For more information about the parade, email info@cityofopelousas.com or call 337-948-6263 or 1-800-424-5442.
Here's the flyer:
Opelousas General Health System Hosts Photos with Santa
What: Opelousas General Health System Photos with Santa Event
When: Tuesday, December 9, 2025, from 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm.
Where: OGHS Main Campus, 539 East Prudhomme Street, Opelousas, Front Lobby
Bring your little ones for a delightful evening filled with joy and wonder. Join us for Photos with Santa Claus, where children can share their holiday wishes, enjoy delicious refreshments, and revel in the magic of the season.
· Free Photo with Santa Claus to take home
· Coloring station, write letters to Santa
· Free milk, cookies & hot chocolate
· Appearance by Opelousas Fire Department and the fire truck, Opelousas Police Dept., Opelousas Marshall’s Office and St. Landry Parish Sheriff’s Department D.A.R.E. Program.
· The Bearded Food Junkie Food Truck
Here's a flyer:
The 35th Annual Guillory Family Toy Drive is set for December 13 at 633 E. Landry Street in Opelousas, the office of Elbert Guillory. The event will be from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. For a third of a century our Toy Drive has brought joy to thousands of children. We invite you to join this endeavor by contributing toys or money which we will use to buy toys. All toys collected are distributed through churches, schools, and agencies. Please note that 100% of all donations are given to the children. All administrative costs are provided by me. Please join us on December 13th. We will have refreshments and an atmosphere of love and good cheer, and Santa will be here toо!
ST. MARTIN PARISH
The St. Martinville Senior High Alumni Association and the Greater St. Martinville Economic Development District proudly present the Annual St. Martinville Christmas Parade and Christmas on the Bayou Festival on Sunday December 14, 2025. This cherished community celebration brings together families, friends, and visitors for a full day of holiday spirit in historic downtown St. Martinville. The parade will roll through Main Street from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. showcasing local organizations, festive floats, and joyful seasonal displays. Immediately after the parade the Christmas on the Bayou Festival will open its gates at 4 p.m. at the Festival Grounds and continue through 8 p.m. Entertainment for the evening includes Keith Frank and the Soileau Zydeco Band along with DJ Troy D. Guests will enjoy food trucks, pop up shops, Santa Claus, a Kids Corner and more. Admission to the festival is only $10 dollars for adults and children six and under enter free. A clear bag policy will be in effect and no ice chests will be allowed. All proceeds will benefit the SMSH Alumni Association and the St. Martinville Economic Development District.
Here's a flyer:
Applications And Donations Now Being Accepted For 2025 St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office Toy Drive
To apply, please see the below flyer for the instructions on how to receive an application.
Donations of new unused toys are also being accepted at the locations listed on the below flyer.
If you have any further questions, please contact Sgt. Tracy Etienne by calling 337-394-2613.
Here's the flyer:
