The new year is a month in, and with the turn of the month comes a day dreaded by heartbroken and awaited by the devoted—Valentine’s Day. No need to worry! Although the day is met with both ire and delight, one matter stands true—it doesn’t have to break the bank. We’ve got you covered on budget-friendly gifts you can give …
Entrepreneurship for Teens
So, you’re thinking about starting your own business, but the world of entrepreneurship seems to be solely dominated by people well into adulthood. A few facts stand true in journey of ambitious elf-starters and business owners. You don’t have to be an adult, and it places you in an industry of independently-minded thinkers. One of the greatest advantages of entrepreneurship? …
Bonfires on the Levee: A River Parish Tradition
The thought of Christmas Eve brings images of twinkling tree lights and sparkling ornaments. Hanukkah or Kwanzaa might conjure up images of candles, gold menorahs, or wooden Kinaras. Those celebrating Yule might think of the burning of a Yule log in their fireplace. However, take a drive down River Road through the River Parishes in Louisiana, and you’ll find a …
Holiday Festivities and Attractions Across Louisiana
Looking to get into the spirit this holiday season, but not sure where to start? Don’t worry! Pelican has got you covered on all the holiday attractions and festivities to attend in Louisiana. Annual Houma-Terrebonne Downtown Parade & More—Houma, LA Located in what’s known as Cajun Country, Houma hosts quite a few holiday celebrations throughout December. In the beginning of …
The Rise and Demise of Six Flags New Orleans
You might see a curious scene while driving westbound on Interstate 10 in New Orleans. In the distance, on 140 acres of land, looms the hulking remains of a time long gone. What you see from the interstate is the top of the rusted Mega Zeph rollercoaster peeking through the overgrowth of trees and weeds. Nature has returned to this …
The History of Turducken: A Louisiana Thanksgiving Favorite
Oh, autumn! The air becomes crisper, sweaters are pulled out of their summer slumber, and the leaves change color…well, not necessarily in south Louisiana, but definitely somewhere in the United States. South Louisiana autumns are often unpredictable. You may need a sweater one day, and sunbathe the next. The air is sometimes brisk, sometimes stifling, and the leaves don’t really …