This place is still pretty darn great. It is still fun to see kids and adults interacting with the…read moreexhibits. The mock up of the shuttle is great as is the ISS and all of the stuff. The visuals are all perfect. On my recent visit, I saw the Taylor Swift laser light show which was very cute. I would recommend to anyone in the area.

We had a blast with our 3 grandsons! The staff was extremely kind and helpful and Kevin gave us a…read morepersonal tour of the Space Station Protoype, which was extremely interesting and educational. The two shows we saw were captivating, especially Kevin's discussion of the constellations at the end of the shows. Best of all, the price was very reasonable, we will definitely return!

This is about the cafe... the museum is itself as adorable my little love it. But the café…read more.. Didn't realize that the food was so good! The shrimp tacos were amazing and the salad is really yummy as well. I can't wait to take them again next summer when they come to visit so I can go to the café again. lol...

Absolutely LOVE LCM! They have so many things to explore. I mostly love their outdoor area. Great…read morefor letting littles run free and explore. You really could spend hours here. The Acorn Cafe is always delicious and their prices are actually really great. You can purchase food to feed the turtles for 25¢ inside the Cafe.

Ava was remarkable! Her smile is infectious! She immediately welcomed us and made incredible…read moresuggestions! The Museum section was educational! Thank you Ava for caring about customers and the store! Rosemary and Penny from California (Bay Area)!

I accidentally stumbled across this free museum and if you love Alligators you gotta come here!…read moreIt's amazing and they have the cutest little 1yr old Alligator named Baaaby!! He so damn adorable I just wanna take him home!! Please if you visit leave a donation.

Family friendly festival for anyone of all ages. I love how this festival takes place in the small…read moreLafayette Square Park yet they're able to fit so much in there. Two stages, a large art and a large food section. I also love that they have a bike valet, completely for free so you don't have to risk parking your bike in the streets where it can get stolen or vandalized. Entering the festival, there's tons of grass area to sit and enjoy the music. Everyone is pretty respectful and not rowdy. There's a huge food section which has about 6-10 vendors. The food is very reasonably priced and not jacked up for the festival. Most vendors also take credit card which is great. Entry to the festival is also completely free! They do take donations though! Overall, very fun family oriented festival. Not too crowded and easy to get to. Parking would definitely be a problem so get there early!

Every year I volunteer with the NOFF on the weekend so I can finish my shifts and head over here…read morefor music and BBQ. Eventhough it started pouring down today and with muddy ground, we still had so much fun. The food was plentyful and so tasty. The best way to try all the food is to bring a bunch of your friends and share foods to know which line to stand. Because of the rain, this year it was only myself and another friend end up going to the festivals. We both also end up getting free swags from Southern Comforts. A win win for us.

Wonderful group and venue. First time going and the vibe was supportive and fun. I would definitely…read morego again and recommend for anyone doing comedy improv.

I heard about a movie trivia night happening here, and wanted to go. Couldn't find anything online…read moreto give me a sense of the place, so I asked a couple friends to join so we could check it out together. It's a mixed use space focusing on improv and theater, with a bar, area for art market and dance studio upstairs! What a delight! We took second place in trivia and look forward to future events and activities!

So many choice beautiful weather good music great location. If you didn't make it this year come by…read morenext year

Objectively, this is more or less your standard festival. There's a lot of food booths, a music…read morestage, merchandise stalks, and a large section of carnival rides and games for kids. It lasts for four days, with admission being free on the first day and then $5 in the remaining three days. It's pretty easy to get to, and parking isn't even that bad because there's a large Wal-Mart right next door. As far as attractions go, there were two standouts. First was the caricature drawing booth, a neat idea that I don't recall seeing at many festivals. Second was the crawfish bread. With Jazz Fest postponed, the chance to get crawfish bread was awesome. Not that I actually got any - that line was waaay too long - but still. Because the pandemic is still a thing, the festival this year has one unusual offering: vaccines. I saw at least two different tables set up to give COVID vaccines. They were set up kinda off the beaten path though, and didn't seem to have any takers. Still not a bad idea though.

Great place for a date night activity, my boyfriend took me here and it was a great experience…read more10/10 recommend!

Such a fun arcade! My husband and I paid a $15 entry fee each to get unlimited free play of all the…read moregames and it was a blast. A perfect spot for a date night or just to get out and enjoy some nostalgic and new games. The free play feature is extra fun because you can continue playing games and unlocking new levels/high scores that you haven't been able to get to before - because of how expensive "pay for each game" arcade games can get. We will be back!

We happened to travel to New Orleans on the weekend of Bayou Boogaloo, so I thought it would be fun…read moreto check out a local festival. It was a lot smaller than we expected, but there were a good number of food and drinks tents, live music, comedy shows, drag bingo, and local arts & crafts vendors. I was jealous seeing all the locals with their kayaks, floaties, and barges! It looked so fun, and I definitely had FOMO. But we got some amazing watermelon fruit juice, played Drag Bingo with Katrina Waters who had great energy, picked up some art prints from a local artist, and listened to some music. A great day was had!

Always such a great time! It's one of the most local feeling festivals, we always run into a ton of…read morefriends both working and playing there. This year we really enjoyed George Porter Jr. we ate shrimp from Fraiti and also Jerk Pork Chop and Jerk Chicken from the Jamaican Jerk House- all delicious! I'm looking forward to next year as always.