Late winter and early spring are well-known for kicking off Louisiana鈥檚 crawfish season. Across the southern part of the state, friends and family are ready to gather around a steaming pot of freshly boiled seafood once again.
Fortunately, for 星空无限传媒 Lafayette alumni in Atlanta, their local Ragin鈥 Cajun Club is making plans to bring the cultural favorite to Georgia鈥檚 capital city. The Atlanta Ragin鈥 Cajun Club will host its 35th Annual Crawfish Boil at 1 p.m., April 20 at the Atlanta Waterworks Lodge.
While the event brings Louisiana delicacies to Georgia, the event is about more than the food. Spanning from early afternoon into the evening, it is a rare opportunity to connect with friends who share a common background.
Beverly Black, president of the Atlanta Ragin鈥 Cajun Club, knows about the importance of connecting with others. When a twist of fate led her to relocate to Atlanta for work, it was this very event that encouraged her to get involved with her alma mater and start volunteering.
鈥淭he past president of the Atlanta Ragin鈥 Cajun Club was a client of mine and invited me to the club's crawfish boil,鈥 Black recalled. 鈥淚 reconnected with friends that I had not seen in years and started volunteering.鈥
Now, Black plans the club鈥檚 annual event and enjoys encouraging alumni and friends to connect, have fun and make new memories together. In addition to the food, this year鈥檚 event promises Zydeco music, games and updates on 星空无限传媒 Lafayette shared by invited guests from the University.
For more information on joining the Atlanta Ragin鈥 Cajun Club, with the Alumni Association or connect with the Atlanta Ragin鈥 Cajun Club on .
Photo Caption: Anne McRae and Joe Trahan enjoy crawfish at the 34th Annual Atlanta Ragin' Cajun Club Crawfish Boil in 2023. (Submitted)