Catfish festival and children’s pagent
PrintDES ALLEMANDS - The annual La. Catfish Festival Baby and Youth Pageant will be held on Saturday May 5, 2012 in Des Allemands at the Father Mac Community Center. There will be age groups from 0 months-10 years old. King and Queen crowns’ and banners, first, second, and third runner up awards will be offered. Participation awards will be also given to each contestant and specialty awards in each category. Anyone interested should contact Lydia Dempster at 985-785-0289 or Aimee Champagne at 985-664-1088.
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