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Baton Rouge and Louisiana Fesitvals January 2011

Festivals held in January are few and far between, unless you count the Sugar Bowl. When we find out about them we'll post em.

Natchitoches Christmas Festival, Natchitoches. Experience the charm of the original French colony in Louisiana (1714) during the Festival of Lights and Christmas Festival, one of the nation?s oldest community-based holiday celebrations. The Festival of Lights begins November 18 and lasts into the New Year. The Natchitoches (Nack-a-tish) Christmas Festival has been held on the first weekend in December since 1927. This annual event draws in excess of 100,000 visitors each year for the parade, live entertainment, food fair, arts and crafts show and a spectacular fireworks show over the scenic Cane River Lake. Mini-festivals are held every weekend in December with a Holiday Tour of Homes, entertainment and fireworks every Saturday and at midnight on New Year's Eve. More than 500,000 visitors annually trek to Natchitoches during the holiday season to enjoy the light displays, riverbank vendors, shops, restaurants, and nightly tours by streetcar or carriages. Christmas Fest

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Look for festival updates in each week's Friday FUN section of the Morning Advocateand Visit Baton Rouge

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