Lake Charles, Louisiana - It's never too early to look ahead to the weekend, and this weekend Louisiana legend Wayne Toups is back in Southwest Louisiana and will be live at Jellystone RV Park in Lake Charles as a part of their Black Pot Cook-off event.

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Wayne Toups, A True Louisiana Legend

Wayne Toups is one of the biggest names in Cajun music. Born in Crowley, Louisiana, he picked up the accordion at 13 and really, the rest is history. He created his own style called “Zydecajun,” mixing Cajun music with zydeco, country, rock, and R&B.

Wayne has released music, toured and played with stars like Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks, and George Jones. He has also won a Grammy Award and is a member of several Louisiana music halls of fame.

Some of the best Wayne Toups songs include "Two Step Mamou,""Tupelo Honey," "Take My Hand," "Please Explain," and many others.

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Wayne Toups Playing September 19th at Jellystone RV Park in Lake Charles

Wayne will be live this weekend at Jellystone RV Park in Lake Charles. If you haven't been out to Jellystone since they reopened a few years ago, you're truly missing out. They are always featuring family-friendly events to go along with their cabins, campsites, pools, and water activities. You can check their schedules and more inforamtion about Jellystone at jellystonelakecharles.com.

If you're wanting to head out to Jellystone this weekend, it will be a good one to do so. This weekend will be their Black Pot cookoff. According to the website, they will also have a petting zoo set up for the kiddos.

Wayne Toups takes the stage Saturday night at 7 p.m.! If you’re planning to go, make sure you grab your tickets before you head out. Get your tickets by CLICKING HERE.

7 Things You Should Never Say to or Ask a Louisiana Cajun

Here in Acadiana, we take a lot of pride in our culture and heritage...it’s who we are.

There are a few unwritten rules, though, and breaking them might land you in hot water.

Don’t worry, though! We’ve got you covered with a handy list of things you should never say to or ask a Cajun.

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