Wanna see how the spice is made? 👀 Mr. Tony’s Country Store in Opelousas, LA is a perfect stop for our seasoning fans. Watch a history film about Tony Chachere and the company, shop products and merch and even get an exclusive look into the making of the little green can. 💚 #OnlyLouisiana 📍 @tonychacheres @visitstlandryla | Explore Louisiana

During the early 1900s, many Louisiana creoles moved to Texas after the great Mississippi flood. They typically migrated to rural areas of Jefferson, Liberty and Harris counties. Among them were Sam GOUDEAU and his family. He was born on September 1, 1877 in GODEAU, Louisiana to Felix GODEAU and Rosa BUSH , both born as free people of color (not born a slave prior to the emancipation of all slaves). He died on May 6, 1941, in Crosby, Texas. He was married on February 11, 1902, to Marie Odelia TH

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We’re proud to share more about Hands of Heritage: Opening Ceremony for Creole Heritage Month — a project created by 8 writers and 7 photographers, and designed by Louisiana Creole Culture co-founder Fernest Broussard. This true collaboration honors the stories of people of color told through their hands, powered by Cecilia Spice Co. On October 1, 2025, from 6pm to 8pm, we open Creole Heritage Month in our 4th year with a powerful evening at the Delta Grand Theatre in Opelousas. The release of t