Regular Council Meeting

HTRPC Application Deadline

The Louisiana Youth ChalleNGe Program is a multifaceted program that aims to help at-risk adolescents achieve their education and become productive and responsible members of society. The first phase of the Louisiana Youth ChalleNGe Program is a 5 month residential alternative military-like school that offers at-risk adolescents an opportunity to work on their education and life skills in a structured and disciplined environment. Teamwork, discipline, academic excellence and personal growth are emphasized. The second phase is a 12 month post-residential phase that consists of case managers and community mentors assisting cadets to put into action goals they have realized in the residential phase. During the post-residential phase cadets are monitored as they return to their communities to continue their education or begin employment.

Beginners Zydeco Lessons $5.00 Registration & $3.00 per class

Regular Council Meeting

Beginners Zydeco Lessons $5.00 registration $3.00 per class

These meetings are one of many efforts to outreach with and inform residents of projects and improvements taking place in Terrebonne Parish. Topics covered during these meeting include progress reports on: hurricane protection, roadway improvements, drainage, and upgrades to the recreation and quality of life offerings in Terrebonne. Each meeting will have a detailed presentation tailored to the particular location. Following each presentation will be a question and answer session.

Terrebonne Parish Tree Board

Houma-Terrebonne Regional Planning Commission

HTRPC - Zoning & Land Use

Nicholls State University will host the sixth annual Louisiana Swamp Stomp Festival, a musical celebration of south Louisiana culture, Friday, March 21, through Sunday, March 23 on its campus in Thibodaux, LA. The festival has been named one of March’s “Top 20 events in the Southeast” by the Southeast Tourism Society. Visitors are invited to experience south Louisiana’s unique Cajun, Zydeco and Swamp Pop music, a variety of regional foods and presentations on local history, culture and economic development. Top cooks will perfect their roux at the annual Jumbo Gumbo Cook-Off Saturday, March 22. And you can burn off that gumbo at the annual 5K Can-Can and 1 Mile White Boot Waddle walk/run. There’s also a carnival, arts and crafts fair, and the Tresors du Bayou Educational Program, a popular attraction for thousands of primary and secondary school students.

Beginners Zydeco Lesson $5.00 registration $3.00 per class

Bicycle rodeo open to all ages and abilities. Bike safety demonstrations, bicycle obstacle course, bike equipment and fit checks, youth helmet giveaways. Event partners include TPCG, LA State Troop C, Houma Police Dept. and South Central Planning & Development Commission. Bring your own bike and helmet if possible.

Nicholls State University will host the sixth annual Louisiana Swamp Stomp Festival, a musical celebration of south Louisiana culture, Friday, March 21, through Sunday, March 23 on its campus in Thibodaux, LA. The festival has been named one of March’s “Top 20 events in the Southeast” by the Southeast Tourism Society. Visitors are invited to experience south Louisiana’s unique Cajun, Zydeco and Swamp Pop music, a variety of regional foods and presentations on local history, culture and economic development. Top cooks will perfect their roux at the annual Jumbo Gumbo Cook-Off Saturday, March 22. And you can burn off that gumbo at the annual 5K Can-Can and 1 Mile White Boot Waddle walk/run. There’s also a carnival, arts and crafts fair, and the Tresors du Bayou Educational Program, a popular attraction for thousands of primary and secondary school students.

Nicholls State University will host the sixth annual Louisiana Swamp Stomp Festival, a musical celebration of south Louisiana culture, Friday, March 21, through Sunday, March 23 on its campus in Thibodaux, LA. The festival has been named one of March’s “Top 20 events in the Southeast” by the Southeast Tourism Society. Visitors are invited to experience south Louisiana’s unique Cajun, Zydeco and Swamp Pop music, a variety of regional foods and presentations on local history, culture and economic development. Top cooks will perfect their roux at the annual Jumbo Gumbo Cook-Off Saturday, March 22. And you can burn off that gumbo at the annual 5K Can-Can and 1 Mile White Boot Waddle walk/run. There’s also a carnival, arts and crafts fair, and the Tresors du Bayou Educational Program, a popular attraction for thousands of primary and secondary school students.

Regular Council Meeting

Regular Council Meeting

Free concert. The opening act will be a local Cajun band at 5:30pm, followed by the band Ruff N Ready from 7-10 PM.

HTRPC Application Deadline