Cazan Center

30/09/2021

Want to let people know how your business can help with the recovery? We'll create customized ad campaigns to help you get the word out!

29/09/2021

Sizzle Studios is now a part of the Cazan Center! If you have a business that is ready to reopen after repairs, we can help you get the word out.

20/09/2021

Whether you've got a roofing/construction/recovery business you'd like to let people know about or you're reopening an old favorite, Sizzle can help you get the word out! Schedule a consultation with Sizzle Studios today.

12/07/2021

Every Paw Animal Rescue-EPAR needs our help! Please contribute if you can and share everywhere! Let's help them help the abandoned animals of Evangeline Parish!

Every Paw Animal Rescue is the only nonprofit animal rescue servin… Jennifer Bentley needs your support for Help Every Paw Animal Rescue Continue Their Work!

07/07/2021

Mardi Gras in July was a great success! We want to thank everyone who came out, particularly Fred's Lounge in Mamou, TED’S, Big Chief Alfred Doucette, Mardi Gras Babydoll Denise Trepagnier, Mamou Police Dept. and Chief Zachery, Mamou Mayor Ricky Fontenot, Joseph Crachiola, @[1000005131091Revina Amos], Wallace Trahan and Rice & Gravy, and everyone who showed their support for this fun event!

03/07/2021

Looking for the live music? With the heat, we're keeping it cool inside Fred's Lounge all evening! There's also a DJ outside as part of the Grease E Pete's grand opening!

03/07/2021

Fred's Lounge is where the action is right now! Don't forget to check out Greas E. Pete's grand opening as well .

03/07/2021

The weather has kept some of our vendors away, but don't let that stop you! We still have food, the art market at TeD's Lounge, and live music at Fred's and on the stage happening today!

30/06/2021

Are you ready?

29/06/2021

This is an event you don't want to miss - happening rain or shine! Make your plans to come out now.

25/06/2021

Need another reason to come out to Mamou Mardi Gras in July? We'll have art exhibitions and an art market featuring local artists like veteran Revina Amos.