The Cajun people, originally from Eastern Canada and known as Acadians, immigrated to the Southeastern United States in the 1700s. Modern-day Creole people are descendants of colonial French ...

you always saw French heritage with Creole people,” says Eric Seiferth, curator and historian at the The Historic New Orleans Collection. “Around the rest of America, you rarely see people ...

and advocate the value and significance of the Louisiana Creole people and their culture. We spoke with Michael Fontenot this morning to get the details. Their published works and sources on Louisiana ...

This feature documentary gives voice to the Creole people from Nicaragua and Costa Rica who have lived in resistance to colonialism, and now struggle to maintain their identity. Through multiple ...

Here's what to know as Fat Tuesday approaches Owned by husband and wife duo James and Mallie Lampley, Roux’s Creole Cafe employs eight people and features a lineup of Cajun-based cuisine in the ...

Whereas Cajun culture specifically refers to French settlers in Acadiana and their descendants, the origins of Creole culture are harder to pinpoint. In 17th century New Orleans, this term referred to ...