This is the schedule for the St. Patrick's Day Parade Baton Rouge 2006.
This is located at www.cajunradio.org/stpatricksdayparadebatonrouge.html
The Baton Rouge St. Patrick's Day parade is on Saturday March 18, 2006 at 10am.
The parade route begins at the corner of Hundred Oaks and South Acadian Thruway (by Catholic Life Center), takes right on Eugene, takes left on Terrace, takes final left on Perkins Road and continues down over the overpass ending just under the interstate.
All floats continue to roll through the intersection at Lee Drive though the parade has ended.
The official web site is at www.paradegroup.com
Ever been to a Cajun dance? This is your invitation from Clarence.
If you have never been to a cajun dance, you should try it. Cajun dances are held in Baton Rouge on most Friday nights and you are invited. The dances are sponsored by the Cajun French Music Association. These dances are open to the public and everyone including singles, couples, college students, tourists, children, and grandparents are invited to the CFMA dances. There are cajun dance lessons from 7pm-8pm and the cajun band plays from 8pm-10:30pm. The cost is $6. There are usually around 200-300 people at the dances and the atmosphere is very welcoming. We always have a lot of fun and it is in a smokefree hall. They are held at the American Legion Hall that is located at 151 South Woodale Blvd which is behind Pier One and the Shell gas station on Florida Blvd. Awesome place! Great wood dance floor! Please come out and join us. I am at most of the dances, so please feel free to ask for Clarence the Cajun DJ and I will be happy to show you around and dance with you. You can view the cajun dance schedule at www.cajunradio.org/batonrougecajunzydeco.html :) Clarence
Please listen to Clarence's Cajun radio program in Baton Rouge on Saturdays 7pm-8pm on WBRH 90.3 FM
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