Presents:
Acadiana Eats Festival IV
A Culinary Celebration in Acadiana
Join Us for Food, Fun & Local Flavor
Saturday, November 1, 2025
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
West Village Development
1001 Apollo Rd, Scott 70583
Presented by Eat Lafayette by Lafayette Travel, Acadiana Eats Festival IV brings together Lafayette’s best restaurants, as featured on KLFY's Acadiana Eats with Gerald Gruenig.
This free, family-friendly food festival showcases
Cajun & Creole cuisine, fall activities, live music, and community spirit.
Why Attend Acadiana Eats Festival?
Support Local Eateries:
Enjoy plates from Acadiana's standout restaurants featured on local TV segments.
‘Best of the Fest’:
Cast your vote for your favorite dish and help award local culinary talent.
Fall Festivities:
From a pumpkin patch to pop-up artisan vendors and interactive children's activities, there's something for everyone.
Live Music:
Dance to a vibrant lineup all day long in a festive
outdoor setting.
Community Vibe:
Join a gathering designed to celebrate Acadiana’s unique culinary culture and close-knit spirit.
"Events like Acadiana Eats Festival celebrate the food, music, and culture that make Scott and Acadiana so special. It’s about bringing people together, supporting our local restaurants, and showcasing the heart of our community.”
Mayor Jan-Scott Richard, City of Scott
“Acadiana Eats Festival is an extension of what we do every week on KLFY, celebrating the food, the people, and the culture that make South Louisiana so special. This event brings it all together in one place.”
Gerald Gruenig, KLFY’s Acadiana Eats Host
“Hosting Acadiana Eats Festival at West Village is an honor. It showcases not only our amazing local food but also the sense of community that Scott is all about. It’s a true taste of Acadiana.”
Jordan Daigle, West Village Development in Scott, LA
More About Acadiana Eats Festival
The Acadiana Eats Festival is a major boon for promoting local restaurants and lifting our entire community. Right now, supporting our local eateries is more critical than ever. Economic shifts and rising costs have made gatherings like this essential for keeping beloved traditions alive and plates full.
Lafayette’s reputation as the “Tastiest Town of the South” and one of the best food cities in the United States isn’t just hype; it’s a driver of tourism and economic development. Each event like this brings in visitors, fills hotels, and shines a spotlight on centered downtown hubs like Scott, LA, fueling lasting prosperity.
Even more powerful is the community collaboration that Acadiana Eats Festival embodies.
This is where chefs, artisans, families, media, and regional partners come together in shared celebration, creating cultural momentum and real economic impact.
As Ben Berthelot, President & CEO of the Lafayette Convention & Visitors Commission, and Jesse Guidry, VP of Communications, discussed with Jan Swift on the Discover Lafayette podcast, the EatLafayette initiative, including Acadiana Eats Festival, plays a strategic role in building Lafayette’s culinary identity and tourism appeal.
Become a Vendor at
Acadiana Eats Festival IV
We’re still accepting applications for Food Vendors, Treats Hall, Apps Hall, and Pop-Up Vendors until October 13th, 2025.
This is your chance to showcase your flavors, creations, or products to thousands of festival-goers in Acadiana’s premier food and culture event.
Whether you’re a local restaurant, food truck, baker, or artisan, Acadiana Eats Festival IV is the perfect platform to gain exposure, connect with the community, and be part of one of Acadiana’s most beloved fall festivals.
👉 Click the appropriate button below to learn more about becoming an Acadiana Eats Festival IV vendorand submit your application today:
Acadiana Eats Festival, where food, fun, and culture come together in the heart of Cajun Country. Whether you’re a lifelong local or a first-time visitor, there’s no better way to experience Lafayette’s rich culinary spirit than at Acadiana Eats Festival.
Join us Saturday, November 1, 2025, at West Village in Scott, LA, and be part of a tradition that celebrates local restaurants, supports small businesses, and brings our community together—one unforgettable bite at a time.
