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Today we celebrate one of the most treasured traditions in our Acadian heritage. "Throw me something, mister!" Grab your beads, put on your finest Mardi Gras colors, fill your plate with crawfish, gumbo, and king cake, and dance like only St. Martinville knows how! Today we celebrate our family, friends, neighbors, and the one-of-a-kind culture that makes this community the heart and soul of Cajun Country. From our City family to yours — eat good, dance hard, and stay safe!
Happy Mardi Gras, St. Martinville!
#HappyMardiGras #MardiGras2026 #StMartinville #LaissezLesBonsTempsRouler #BayouTeche #PurpleGoldAndGreen #CajunCountry #AcadianHeritage #JoieDeVivre #FatTuesday #SouthLouisiana #MardiGrasDay #KingCake #ThrowMeSomethingMister
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Who are the inventors that kept our culture alive? Join us Saturday, February 28th from 10 AM to 12 PM at the African American Museum to learn about innovators who preserved heritage not just through gadgets, but through memory, identity, language, food, music, and community. These unsung heroes found creative ways to keep traditions thriving across generations. Close out Black History Month with us by celebrating the people who made sure our culture would endure.
#BlackHistoryMonth #stmartinville #africanamericanmuseum #BlackInventors #CulturalHeritage #blackexcellence #acadiana #Louisiana
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Pull up a chair for Talking Tea! Join us Saturday, February 21st from 10 AM to 12 PM, the African American Museum hosts an engaging roundtable where eight women discuss current events from multiple perspectives. They’ll share headlines, debate issues, and connect the news to personal experiences, all while keeping the conversation respectful, thoughtful, and real.
This Black History Month program turns information into insight, emotion, and understanding. Come be part of a meaningful exchange.
#BlackHistoryMonth #StMartinville #AfricanAmericanMuseum #TalkingTea #WomenInConversation #CommunityDialogue #Acadiana #Louisiana
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Non-essential office closure
Non-essential city offices will be closed Tuesday February 17th in observation of Mardi Gras. We will resume our regular schedule Wednesday February 18th. If you have an emergency dial 911. To report an electrical outage or a water issue please contact City Maintenance at 337-394-2237.
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