Witches Ride of St. Francisville October 22, 2026 | 3:30 PM–7:30 PM Parker Park | St. Francisville, Louisiana Grab your broom and get ready for a wickedly fun evening in St. Francisville! The annual Witches Ride of St. Francisville brings hundreds of costumed witches together for a festive ride through the historic streets of town, all while supporting a great cause. Festivities begin with check-in at Parker Park from 3:30–5:00 PM, with the ride taking off at 5:15 PM. Witches can spend the day shopping at participating local businesses, collecting stamps, enjoying special treats and discounts, and competing for prizes.…

Make Tailored by Tay Tay one of your stops during the St. Francisville Witches Ride! The shop will be an official stamp stop for the ride, so be sure to stop in while making your way around town. While you’re there, take advantage of a special 50% off sale on all Halloween and fall merchandise throughout the day. Browse the shop, pick up your Witches Ride stamp, and find a few seasonal favorites before the evening’s festivities begin. Whether you’re participating in the Witches Ride or simply spending the day shopping around St. Francisville, stop by and join in the…

Get ready for Witches Ride with a special Luna White Jewelry pop-up at NK Boutique! Stop by NK Boutique on Thursday, October 22, and add a little extra sparkle to your Witches Ride festivities. Browse Luna White Jewelry while shopping NK Boutique’s selection and enjoying the excitement of one of St. Francisville’s favorite fall traditions. Whether you’re putting the finishing touches on your Witches Ride look, shopping for something new, or spending the day around town before the evening’s festivities, make NK Boutique one of your stops. Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026Location: NK Boutique

St. Francisville Farmers Market Shop fresh, shop local, and experience one of St. Francisville’s favorite community traditions! Join us every Thursday from 2:00–6:00 p.m. at the St. Francisville Farmers Market, where you’ll find an ever-changing selection of locally grown produce, farm-fresh eggs, honey, homemade breads, fresh mushrooms, pickles, pepper jelly, jams, salad dressings, hummus, dip mixes, tamales, boiled and roasted peanuts, sweet treats, and more. Browse handcrafted goods from talented local artisans and discover unique gifts while supporting the farmers, makers, and small businesses that make our community special. Whether you’re picking up fresh ingredients for dinner or searching for…

Thursday nights in October mean Steak Night Al Fresco at Restaurant 1796! Enjoy an evening outdoors with a special Steak Night menu featuring hanger steak, potato gratin, and roasted vegetables for $42. Pair your dinner with bottomless wine for $16 and settle in for a relaxed fall evening in St. Francisville. Seating is first come, first served, and reservations are not accepted for Steak Night, so arrive early and enjoy dinner al fresco. Dates: October 22, 2026Time: 5:00–8:00 p.m.Location: Restaurant 1796Steak Dinner: $42Bottomless Wine: $16Seating: First come, first served; no reservations

While the symposium’s workshops and lectures provide ideas and inspiration for the gardener, social activities surrounding the event are classic southern elegance at its best. From morning refreshments, to the sumptuous fare of the evening gala, not a single detail of southern hospitality is overlooked. our website is: www.thesoutherngardensymposium.org contact phone is: Lauren 225-933-1579 or Jan 225-715-7942  

Spend your Saturday shopping in St. Francisville and stop by NK Boutique for a Whimsey Gems pop-up! Whimsey Gems will be at the boutique on October 24, giving shoppers the opportunity to browse their jewelry while enjoying a day of shopping downtown. Stop in to see what’s new, find something special for yourself, or get an early start on your holiday shopping. With a full weekend of fall activities happening around St. Francisville, it’s the perfect excuse to spend the day exploring, shopping, and supporting local businesses. Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026Location: NK Boutique

Enjoy another Saturday of fall fun at Camp Marydale! The Pumpkin Patch is a family-friendly, come-and-go event, so visitors can arrive anytime between 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. and enjoy the camp at their own pace. Activities may include pumpkin picking with a pumpkin to take home, hayrides, fall games, crafts, photo opportunities, horse and pony rides, and food vendors. Open to Girl Scouts, their families, and the public. Admission: Youth $20 | Adults $15 | Children ages 2 & under freeAdditional fees may apply for some activities or vendors. For more information, please visit: gsle.org/en/support-us/community-engagement/fall-fest.html

Celebrate the season with a day of family fun at Basel’s Fall Fest in St. Francisville! Join Basel’s on Saturday, October 24, from 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. for a festive fall day designed especially for families. Kids can enjoy face painting, balloons, crafts, and games throughout the event. Admission is $20 per child and includes the children’s activities. Food and refreshments will also be available for purchase, so families can spend the day enjoying the festivities. Bring the kids, enjoy some fall fun, and make Basel’s Fall Fest part of your Saturday in St. Francisville! Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026Time: 9:00…

Join us from 9am–12pm in the courtyard for fresh produce, handmade goods, and all your favorite local finds. See y’all this weekend! 7747 US-61, St Francisville, LA 70775 | (225) 635-6277 themyrtles.com

Celebrate art, music, and creativity at the annual Yellow Leaf Arts Festival, October 24 & 25 from 10 AM–5 PM at Parker Park in the heart of St. Francisville. This free, family-friendly festival brings together more than 50 unique and original artists showcasing and selling their work throughout the weekend. Visitors can browse one-of-a-kind art, meet the artists behind the work, discover this year’s featured artist, and enjoy live musical performances throughout both days. Yellow Leaf is more than an art show—it’s a hands-on celebration of creativity for all ages. Families can stop by the Make & Take tent for…

Step back in time at Audubon State Historic Site and discover the skill and craftsmanship of the plantation carpenterduring this special living history demonstration. Throughout the day, visitors can watch traditional woodworking techniques and learn about the important role skilled carpenters played in daily life during the early 1800s. Using hand tools common to the period, craftsmen were responsible for building, maintaining, and repairing many of the things needed to keep a plantation operating—from buildings and furniture to wagons, tools, fences, and more. This ongoing demonstration offers visitors a closer look at the time, skill, and hands-on work involved in…