it was great service, awesome customer service. clean facilty. my family recommended me to come…read morehere.

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This is a beautiful museum that also doubles as a concert venue…read more The rotating art installations that I've seen there are absolutely stunning. I really appreciate the emphasis on local artists. They do a wonderful job of curating experiences, and giving you a glimpse of the artist. I saw a great concert recently produced by local Cajun and Zydeco musicians I was absolutely blown away by those ladies! Later that month, I went to see some art by the renowned Leroy Evans. It was a stunning display of color, depth, detail, and emotion. Possibly one of my favorite painting exhibits ever. Take your kids, take a date or take a friend - you will have a lovely time.

Every second Saturday in downtown Lafayette there's an art walk. Vendors set up shop up and down…read morethe streets and in shops. I went recently and now this will be a regular Saturday night thing for me. It was so nice!! Acadiana Center for the Arts was offering free admission so I stopped in to escape the heat and check out the exhibits. Jeremy Young was the artist whose work stood out the most to me and I thoroughly enjoyed studying his paintings. I was just awed by the details that went into his paintings. The artists here change on a regular basis and I picked up the upcoming schedule so I'll know when to go see some new exhibits. Next time you're wandering around downtown Lafayette be sure to stop in here!

i spoke to Southern Estate sales about working for me. i had been waiting months for her to have…read morethe estate sale and she sent me an email stating she wanted a key. When I replied I didn't feel comfortable giving a key and would be able to open house whenever needed or give a code she sent me and email stating she didn't want to do business with me. I told her that I didn't think it was that big of a problem and she never even replied back. I don't think this is the way to do business. I see the other complaints about her and glad I didn't use her.

I want to highlight a few positives that we experienced. ·…read more Very easy to communicate with · Responded quickly to requests / questions · Our initial concerns were addressed and I felt like we were in knowledgeable hands · Felt good knowing we had a certified appraiser leading sale Everything started out well. We had learned of Southern Estate Sales from a friend who had a good experience with them. Somewhere in the process things changed and we became very disappointed their actions and effectiveness of the estate sale. Southern Estate Sales did not adequately support the auction in number of bidders or in the contents of the lots. Dawn Racca, owner of Southern Estate Sales, represented that an onsite Estate Sale would have 200 people waiting outside the door on the first day of the sale. We were asked if we would be willing to do an online auction versus onsite. I inquired as to which would have more response and Dawn Racca said definitely an online auction would have more activity so we chose the online auction instead. The online auction was abysmal. Only 176 of the 354 lots actually sold. Dawn was only able to draw 40 active bidders to the online site and of those 40 biddders at least 8 were family members. Basically Dawn brought in 32 active bidders - a huge difference from the 200 people waiting at the door if it were an onsite estate sale. In our initial dealings with Dawn, she had indicated that we should not have trashed several items and that we probably threw away items that would have sold. She pointed out a few items during the walk thru that would sell well. However, there were many items in the house, workshop, and outdoor kitchen that were not included in the auction, even some of the items she explicity pointed out that would sell well. There were a couple of vintage items (cast iron antique irons with detachable wooden handle and 6 cast iron antique claw feet from an old bathtub) that were grouped with general items. The lot was titled Seasonal Items and the description of the lot contained absolutely no mention of any of the vintage items. Similar vintage items recently sold on eBay for $75 - $125. There are approximately 20+ missing Barbie Dolls that were listed in the online auction that received no bids and did not sell. I brought this up to Dawn and she said they were there when she left. I asked if she took inventory before leaving and she replied no that she did not. Smaller issues but still not acceptable for a business - food containers and bags of take-out food trash were left in the house, there were 2 bags of general trash from the auction activity that were left in the house, and there were toys /trinkets scattered across the floor. It was like there was no respect for the property.