Halloween Art & Nature Festival in St. Martin Parish

The theme of this year’s Halloween Art & Nature Festival is “Creepy Crawlers,” inspired by the 1960s activity game that let kids cast plastic insects and other ‘creepy’ organisms out of molds.

Meet special guests including:
● Elizabeth Belz (Brasstown, NC) Portable Blacksmith
● Anne Bujold (Lafayette, LA) Creating a Native Louisiana Bee Installation
● Liz Markum (Denton, TX), Casted Metal Sculptures from Arthropods
● Leslie Tharp (Gainesville, FL), Recycled Iron Sculptor
● Kristen Tordella-Williams (Auburn, Alabama) Recycled Iron Sculptor
● Chef Colt Patin & his students from Culinary Institute of BR
● And 2024 Master of Ceremonies: Renella Rose Champagne of KRVS’s “Lost in Love”

Plus, live music, chef-crafted Cajun and Creole dishes, and Trick-or-Treat. They are cram packing a lot in one day! The list of workshops, demos, and activities is kinda mind-blowing. Be sure to click through for the long list of festival features!

The place is Atelier de la Nature, a 25-five-acre nature reserve and eco-educational campus, inviting all children and families to this one-day free event to celebrate Halloween, Louisiana’s special natural surroundings, the Gulf of Mexico and planet Earth, through art, music, food, and science!

The event is free, but space is limited. Register in advance: Please click the link to learn more.

Event details subject to change. Click source links for latest information.