The Gumbo Festival has relocated to 484 Sala Avenue Westwego, LA 70094 (previously Bridge City, LA). The festival is held the second full weekend of October each year.
Continuous live entertainment on an outdoor stage with a dance floor assures you a good time at the Gumbo Festival. You will enjoy Cajun, Country, Zydeco, Jazz, Blues and Rock & Roll music.
Enjoy many carnival rides, games, and a haunted house! Thrill-seeking attendees can take advantage of the pay-one-price bracelets and get unlimited rides for that particular day/night. There is a suitable amount of rides for kids and adults + numerous arts & crafts booths, contests & raffles.
Hours:
Friday 6pm - 10pm
Saturday: 12pm - 10pm
Sunday: 12pm - 8pm
Admission: $5 I Children under 3 feet tall get in free.
Parking is FREE to the public.
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