Downtown Lafayette

Developer Cliff Guidry with Guidry Land Development says it will now only include one tower instead of two and could be developed as a 120-room hotel and restaurant.

Life is better when we come together.

Wreath and trees will be back in Downtown Lafayette this year.

Hurricane Ida has absolutely devastated some parts of southeastern Louisiana, causing some local residents to seek shelter in our area until their region can at least offer them the basic necessities.

Some changes are happening on Jefferson Street in Downtown Lafayette. New street closures on weekend nights plus adjustments to public parking options will affect the experience when grabbing a bite to eat or enjoying a night out Downtown.

The owner says the move will attract more foot traffic to the business.

After standing at the corner of Jefferson and Lee streets for nearly 100 years, a statue honoring Confederate General Alfred Mouton has been removed from Downtown Lafayette.

The Gleason Group listed several condos for sale yesterday on the 15th and 19th floors. The lowest price condo up for grabs is listed at $599,000 and the most expensive is a cool $2,399,000.

Gulf Brew is coming back to downtown Lafayette this fall as a street festival on October 16, 2021, from 1:00- 5:00 p.m.

A new motion filed by the City of Lafayette might just put an end to the Alfred Mouton statue discussion.

If all goes to plan, it would be the tallest building in the city of Lafayette.

Lafayette just got a major upgrade when it comes to parking downtown.

Downtown Lafayette welcomes you back to live in-person fun with a special free one-day event planned for May 22nd.

If you love taking your kids Downtown in the Summer month to cool off playing in the fountain, you're about to love it even more.

Like most events scheduled for early 2021, Patty In The Parc is dealing with some bad luck.

Look for road closures in and around race activities in downtown Lafayette on both Saturday and Sunday morning.

The four partners in Hub City Holdings bring together of wealth of experience from several sectors.

It will include pop-up shops, food & drink specials, a live DJ, a photo booth, and more.

Changes to the Downtown Lafayette parking meter fees, as well as 24/7 monitoring was set to go into effect January 19. Mayor-President Josh Guillory now says those changes are on hold.

According to reports, Festival International has announced plans for its 2021 festival that will include a "Virtual Fest" element similar to that of the 2020 festival. This yea's experience will also combine "live / immersive experiences" for the Downtown Lafayette area.