Events in The Bayou today

CrossFit Homebrew hosts a Community Day Workout that is completely free and open to the public. Led by coaches, the workout is fun and scalable, welcoming all fitness levels with no experience needed. Bring a friend or two, and no sign-up is required. It offers a simple way to get a good sweat in alongside others.

Explore a community makers market at the library, where visitors can browse original art, enjoy fresh foods, and discover handcrafted pieces such as accessories and home decor. Vendor spaces are arranged directly through Terrebonne Parish Library, and there is no fee to participate. Ignore any third‑party posts that claim to sell vendor spots, since only the library coordinates placement. This gathering highlights local talent and creativity with plenty of unique finds to shop.

A gentle-flow yoga class with a meditative component takes place at M Power Yoga in Downtown Houma, inviting the community to celebrate wellness, health, fitness, and joy. This weekly gathering is free to attend, open and inclusive, and aims to make yoga feel welcoming for all. Friends, family, and co-workers are welcome to participate. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Reserve a spot through Mindbody, and first-time visitors can arrive a little early to receive help with registration. Everyone has a place on the mat at M Power Yoga, so feel encouraged to share the word about this ongoing series.

Back by popular demand, this high-energy comedy night returns to Teche Center for the Arts in Breaux Bridge for a second show. The evening features Cajun humor performed live, plenty of audience participation, and playful antics from start to finish. Expect opportunities for photos and even a shot at cash prizes. If you missed the first performance, this is the chance to see what created the buzz. If you were there earlier in the weekend, prepare for another round of unfiltered laughs as the two-night run keeps the momentum going.

At M Power Yoga Studio in Houma, this 60 minute non heated Vinyasa Flow centers on breath led movement and intentional sequencing. The pace is unhurried, with postures held for longer periods to support alignment, mindful connection, steady breathing, and the cultivation of inner strength through sustained effort. Themes shift from week to week and intensity varies, offering a practice that adapts to different needs.

Give your body a restorative reset with a yoga session centered on stretching and recovery. Open to all experience levels, it focuses on improving flexibility and mobility, enhancing overall wellness, and easing soreness and stiffness from tough workouts and daily routines. Attend with a single session pass or choose a 12-session punch card. Active members can participate at no cost.

Practice Kundalini Yoga with instructor Tim McNabb in the Bayouside Gallery at the Bayou Terrebonne Waterlife Museum. This welcoming class is suitable for all experience levels and offers a supportive way to feel centered and energized. Suggested donation is $5.

This fundraising night at Off The Hook directs ten percent of every sale to Altrusa International of Thibodaux. Support the cause simply by making a purchase during the event.

This seven-week exploration of the body’s main energy centers is designed to help you reconnect with yourself. Each class focuses on one chakra and looks at how it can shape physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. You will learn to recognize signs of imbalance and practice straightforward ways to bring things back into alignment. Sessions blend a clear, accessible lesson with guided reflection and journaling, gentle movement and breathwork to awaken energy, and a soothing meditation for deep restoration. Participants also receive support to use throughout the week, including affirmations, suggestions for crystals and herbs, and simple everyday practices. The series welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. Attend a single class or take part in the full seven-week journey. No prior experience is required.

Walk-On's Sports Bistreaux in Houma hosts Music Bingo, where the usual numbers are swapped for short song clips. A host plays a variety of tracks while participants mark the matching squares on their digital bingo cards accessed by phone. It is free to attend and free to play, with one card provided per person. Winners receive prizes drawn from a rotating mix, and the lively setting encourages plenty of singing and dancing along to the music.

Get ready for a fun night of theater with Just Desserts, a murder mystery comedy. This in-person event at Fletcher Technical Community College invites you into an entertaining mystery where you’ll help figure out whose dessert was “to die for.”

This monthly homeschool meet-up at Summerfield Park offers a relaxed way for families to connect. Kids can play, socialize, and enjoy the outdoors, while parents have time to chat and build community. There is no set structure or pressure, just open play and conversation. Watermelon will be available to share, and attendees are asked to provide advance notice of any child allergies or food sensitivities to help with planning. Participants can bring snacks, water, blankets, sports gear, or anything their kids enjoy, with the aim of fostering a friendly, supportive homeschool community.

The Laurel Valley Village Store hosts a weekly farmers market featuring fresh foods, from produce and baked goods to seafood, jams and more. Vendors who want to take part can pick up an application at the store or call 492-0782.

Familiar tunes take center stage in Downtown Houma. This event highlights the kind of music people know and enjoy.