208. Part 2 of ourinterview with Sam Irwin. Sam is the author of Louisiana Crawfish: A Succulent History of the Cajun Crustacean. Sam Irwin is a freelance photojournalist living in Baton Rouge. He is a native of Breaux Bridge, the Crawfish Capital of the World, and spent much of his childhood in Henderson, Louisiana at Amy's Fisheries, his grandfather's fish and crawfish market. Sam is the former press secretary of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture& Forestry and a graduate of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. He has also been a history teacher, a Cajun music dancehall operator and the owner of a record store.This week in Louisiana history. May 13, 1864. Alexandia burned to the ground by Union troops.This week in New Orleans history. May 13, 1921. It took 8 pairs of mules to haul away this 24 ton door for the Hibernia Bank and Trust's new vault door, built by the Mosler Safe Company.This week in Louisiana. Fidelity’s Concerts in the Park:Swing in the PinesSaturday, May 13 6:00 PM Venue information: Bogue Falaya Park 213 Park Drive Covington, LA 70433 504.523.6530 Guest conductor Ankush Bahl leads the LPO in Fidelity’s annual Concerts in the Park series at beautiful Bogue Falaya Park in Covington! Bring your lawn chairs, refreshments, and the entire family for this annual celebration of popular musical favorites from the past and present.
208. Part 2 of our interview with Sam Irwin. Sam is the author of Louisiana Crawfish: A Succulent History of the Cajun Crustacean. Sam Irwin is a freelance photojournalist living in Baton Rouge. He is a native of Breaux Bridge, the Crawfish Capital of the World, and spent much of his childhood in Henderson, Louisiana at Amy's Fisheries, his grandfather's fish and crawfish market. Sam is the former press secretary of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture& Forestry and a graduate of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. He has also been a history teacher, a Cajun music dancehall operator and the owner of a record store. This week in Louisiana history. May 13, 1864. Alexandia burned to the ground by Union troops. This week in New Orleans history. May 13, 1921. It took 8 pairs of mules to haul away this 24 ton door for the Hibernia Bank and Trust's new vault door, built by the Mosler Safe Company. This week in Louisiana. Fidelity’s Concerts in the Park: Swing in the Pines Saturday, May 13 6:00 PM Venue information: Bogue Falaya Park 213 Park Drive Covington, LA 70433 504.523.6530 Guest conductor Ankush Bahl leads the LPO in Fidelity’s annual Concerts in the Park series at beautiful Bogue Falaya Park in Covington! Bring your lawn chairs, refreshments, and the entire family for this annual celebration of popular musical favorites from the past and present.