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DeSoto, it is that time of year again as the DeSoto Park and Recreation is hosting its annual Crawfish Festival.

The vibrant aroma of freshly boiled crawfish and the lively sounds of zydeco music will fill the air at Grimes Park on Saturday, June 1st.

It’s time for the Annual Crawfish Festival, a beloved family-friendly and community event celebrating Louisiana’s rich culinary heritage.

The festival looks to be a feast for the senses, with crawfish taking center stage.

Mounds of crimson crustaceans piled high, their spicy aroma enticing visitors from all around the city.

Whether you’re a seasoned crawfish enthusiast or a curious first-timer, this festival is a chance to savor these delectable mudbugs.

Alongside the crawfish, there will be golden ears of corn on the cob.

Eventgoers will be able to sink their teeth into sweet, buttery kernels while enjoying the lively atmosphere.

The festival will also feature two incredible bands that are set to entertain festival-goers.

Leon Chavis and the Inspiration Band are set to deliver a memorable performance to dance to their infectious zydeco tunes.

Festival attendees will also be treated to music from Guyz Nite Out Band featuring Sean G.

This versatile band blends zydeco, blues, and soul.

Sean G.’s soulful vocals will captivate the audience, making it impossible to stay seated.

The festival kicks off at 6 PM and continues until 9:30 PM.

Admission is free, and food tickets can be purchased on-site.

Come hungry, bring your dancing shoes, and join the community in celebrating crawfish, corn, and community togetherness.

Shuttle services are available and will begin from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Service will be provided at Disciple Central Community Church at 901 N. Polk St.

If inclement weather occurs, the decision to relocate to the DeSoto Recreation Center will be made by 2 PM on the day of the event.

For updates, please call 972-230-9652.

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The DeSoto Parks and Recreation Department is hosting an Autism Awareness Resource Fair at Ernie Roberts Park and is inviting members of the community to join in the fair.

The event takes place on Saturday, April 20, from 8 a.m. to noon and is free for all to attend.

The fair looks to provide crucial resources, support, and information to individuals and families affected by autism.

The event promises a day filled with various activities, experts, and organizations dedicated to raising awareness and fostering understanding of autism spectrum disorders.

With a diverse lineup of organizations and experts attending, attendees can expect to gain access to a wealth of resources and tailored information.

The event will feature booths and exhibits from various organizations specializing in autism advocacy, education, therapy, and support services.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with experts, learn about available resources, and explore different avenues for support.

In addition to informational resources, the Autism Awareness Event will also offer a range of activities and entertainment suitable for attendees of all ages.

From sensory-friendly games and art activities to music performances and therapy animal interactions, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.

For more information about the Autism Awareness Resource Fair and to register for the event, click here.

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