Jim Dugas Veteran cajun dance instructor Jim Dugas hails from Houma, La. He is past president of the Krewe de Canaille parade and dancing group. Evening Mardi Gras Dance Afternoon Dance Separate workshops in beginning and advanced cajun and zydeco dances will be offered Friday and Saturday. Instrument Workshops Instrument workshops will be taught by some of the featured performers, along with other musicians. D.C. The grounds include wooded hills with hiking trails, a lake with a sandy beach, sauna, dining hall, and an open-air dance pavillion.
Cabins have plumbing and electricity, but some have no indoor showers.
Dancers must bring their own towels, toiletries, bed linen, pillows, blankets or sleeping bag. Tent sites are available, but no RV hookups. We serve 3 meals daily, plus a midnight snack after nightly dances. The fee includes all meals, snacks, dance events, workshops, and a bed. Sorry, no refunds after that date.