Events in The Bayou today

Marines, whether League members or not, are welcome to come together for fellowship with the Houma Terrebonne Marine Corps League. Meet fellow Marines and share in the spirit of camaraderie.

Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux in Houma hosts a trivia night that is free to participate in, featuring team play and question sets that range from pop culture to history. Teams collaborate on each round, compete for prizes, and enjoy a lively evening filled with friendly competition and laughter.

This weekly farmers market at the Laurel Valley Village Store features fresh produce, seafood, baked treats, jams, and more. Vendors interested in taking part can pick up an application in the store or call 492-0782.

La Casas Thibodaux hosts Casie & Jonny, pairing favorite music with Mexican cuisine and margaritas.

This guided floor series is designed for mothers and babies from 3 to 12 months, up until walking. Over four sessions, it focuses on the core building blocks of early movement, including tummy time, rolling, sitting, smooth transitions, and crawling. An instructor provides step by step guidance that meets each baby where they are, with individual check ins each week to identify sticking points and clear take home strategies to practice between sessions. Short lessons explain how crawling supports brain development and helps organize the nervous system for what comes next. Families of babies with a history of tightness or tension may find this especially helpful, and everyone is welcome. There is no need to be an existing patient, and it can be a gentle, low pressure way to explore chiropractic care if you are considering it. Pricing options include $45 for a single session or $150 for the complete four session series.

A free community workout at CrossFit Homebrew is open to everyone, regardless of experience. Coaches guide a fun session that can be tailored to any ability, making it an easy entry point for those new to CrossFit and an energetic group workout for others. Participants are welcome to bring friends, and no registration is required.

Experience a gentle yoga flow paired with a calming meditation at M Power Yoga in Downtown Houma. Designed to celebrate community wellness, health, fitness, and joy, this class is free, accessible, and welcoming to all. Participants are encouraged to bring friends, family, and co-workers, along with a yoga mat, water bottle, and a bright smile. Advance registration on Mindbody is recommended to reserve a spot. First-time attendees should plan to arrive a little early for assistance with registration.

The Sugar Daddy Car Show unfolds in downtown New Iberia alongside the Sugar Cane Festival, featuring a display of cars with plenty to explore and enjoy.

This event offers an opportunity to sample delicious food.

St. Mary's Nativity School brings back its Fête for a second year, creating an evening focused on community. The gathering reflects on where the school has come from, celebrates the present, and channels support toward the future of its students. Guests can lift a toast, share in the joy, and experience what makes St. Mary's distinctive.

At Double Hill Bar & Grill, Casie, Jonny, Tim Priar, and Jon Kelpsch of CORE 4 perform favorite songs with an energetic twist.

A 60 minute vinyasa practice in a non-heated room at M Power Yoga Studio in Houma focuses on breath-led movement and thoughtful sequencing. The approach is designed to be accessible, with poses held a bit longer so there is space to refine alignment, connect with the breath, and tap into steady internal strength. Themes shift from week to week and the level of intensity may change.

Set aside time for a restorative yoga session that welcomes every experience level. Guided stretches and mindful movement support flexibility, mobility, and overall wellness, easing stiffness and soreness from intense training and the demands of daily life. Attendance options include single-session passes and a 12-visit punch card, and active members may participate free of charge.