The Scott Boudin Festival in Scott, Louisiana, is a lively celebration of Cajun culture and culinary traditions that promises a weekend filled with food, music, and fun. At the heart of the festival is the beloved Cajun delicacy of boudin, a flavorful sausage made from pork, rice, and spices, which takes center stage in a variety of delicious dishes served up by local vendors.

Events and Activities

Festival-goers can indulge in boudin balls, boudin po’boys, and other creative boudin-inspired creations, alongside classic Cajun fare like crawfish étouffée and gumbo. Live music fills the air with the sounds of zydeco, Cajun, and blues, providing the perfect soundtrack for dancing in the streets. In addition to the culinary delights and musical performances, the festival features carnival rides, games, and activities for children, as well as a boudin-eating contest for the brave-hearted.

Nearby Attractions

Just a short drive away lies the charming city of Lafayette, known as the heart of Cajun Country, where visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant music scene of downtown’s live music venues, explore the Acadian Village to learn about the area’s French heritage, or indulge in the delectable cuisine at renowned local restaurants. History enthusiasts can delve into the past at Vermilionville Living History Museum & Folklife Park, where historic homes and costumed interpreters offer insight into 18th-century Acadian life.