🪗 Two live Cajun music events this weekend 🎻

Friday, Nov 14, 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Historical Happy Hour at the West Baton Rouge Museum
Featuring The Capital City Cajuns (with Jesse Deroche)
For more information see this calendar page. This is a free event.
Sunday, Nov 16, 3:00 to 5:00 pm
Cajun Music Jam session at the West Baton Rouge Museum featuring host musicians Renee Reed (of band Holiday Playgirls) and Lisa Trahan (of Magnolia Sisters) . All Cajun musicians, dancers and fans are invited. This is a free event. 

January 3 – New Year’s Dance

Jonno & Katie Cajun Band

January 31 – Mardi Gras Dance

Choupique Cajun Band Reunion

Live music starts at 7:30 pm, with free dance lessons at 6:45 pm for anyone with paid admission. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Bring your friends and family! Bring your favorite snacks and drinks!

Admission:
$10 for CFMA members
$15 for non-members
$10 for students with an ID
Children 12 and under FREE

Location:
The Ric Seeling Dance Studio
10776 N Harrells Ferry Rd, Baton Rouge.

Please consider joining or renewing your membership with the Baton Rouge chapter of the Cajun French Music Association (CFMA) at the dance for $20, covering all members of the same household and entitling each person to the member admission price.


Cajun Band Lineup

January 3 – New Year’s Dance
January 31 – Choupique Cajun Band – Mardi Gras Dance

Dances

Come laissez les bons temps rouler with your family and friends! We encourage you to bring your favorite snacks and beverages so that you can keep dancing as long as that night’s band is cranking out their great Cajun tunes. Please let us know in advance when you plan to host your celebratory events at our dance so we can reserve enough space for your party.

Location

Our dances are held at Ric Seeling Dance Studio – located at 10776 N Harrells Ferry Rd, in the shopping center between Cedarcrest Avenue and Aubin Lane (which connects to N Harrells Ferry), and is south of Old Hammond Hwy, in Baton Rouge.

Join Us for a Night of Dancing!

At our dances, we believe that variety is the spice of life. We encourage you to dance with new partners, whether during our lessons or while the band plays. Dancing with different people not only enhances your skills but also helps you adapt to various styles, making you a more versatile dancer. When you always dance with the same partner, you might compensate for each other’s weaknesses and develop habits that only suit that partnership. By mixing it up, you’ll improve your ability to adjust to any partner, expanding your comfort level on the dance floor and becoming a better overall dancer. Plus, you might just make a new friend along the way. So come join us, and let’s dance together!


Schedule

All CFMABR dances are held on Saturdays, with doors opening at 6:30pm. Arrive early for our free dance lessons at 6:45pm (with paid admission), where you can learn or refresh your skills in the Cajun Waltz and Cajun Two-Step. Live music begins at 7:30pm, lasting until 10:00pm.

CFMA-BR Board Meetings

Our monthly board meetings are conducted on the second Tuesday of each month, at 6:30 pm, at the East Baton Rouge Main Public Library. These meetings are open to the public and we welcome your input. So we will know to expect you, please reach out to our president, JudithKaren Eymard.
So that we can keep you informed about our future events, we encourage you to join our CFMABR contact list by clicking here.
To support live Cajun music in the Baton Rouge area in a family-friendly environment, we encourage you to join or renew your annual membership at our next dance event.

This page presents information about our dances, including location, the schedule for our dance events, and the Live Cajun Band Lineup for our Upcoming Dances for each event. You’ll also find information about our Baton Rouge CFMA Chapter’s Monthly Board Meetings, as well as how you can Get Involved with the Baton Rouge Cajun French Music Association. The CFMABR is a non-profit organization that seeks to promote and preserve the Cajun French language and culture through Cajun music, food, and traditions wherever possible, focusing here in the Baton Rouge area. If you have any questions or would like more information than is provided on the pages of our website, please contact our Baton Rouge Chapter President JudithKaren Eymard.

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