The Cajun Creole Festival takes over Lakeland Square Mall at 3800 US Hwy 98 N on Saturday, August 15 from 4 to 9 p.m. Admission is free. Now in its second year, the festival assembles local chefs and food trucks with smokers and seafood boils, running a live stage through the five-hour window with blues, funk, and soul acts and line dancing throughout.
The event’s footprint extends beyond its food and music core. Per the organizer’s announcement, the program includes a teen market, a dedicated kids area, and interactive arts and crafts stations — a format the organizer describes as designed for a full family evening rather than a concentrated food run.
The culinary component centers on the formats named in the source: smokers and seafood boils, with crawfish featured prominently in the event’s promotional framing. No specific participating vendors or named chefs appear in the announcement.
The live stage runs continuously through the session, cycling through blues, funk, and soul acts. Line dancing is incorporated as an ongoing element throughout the program, per the organizer’s announcement, rather than a separate or ticketed attraction.
Saturday’s event is free to attend at Lakeland Square Mall, with no advance ticketing or registration noted in the source. The organizer is directing followers to comment for a link to additional event details as they are released.
