LOUISIANA SUGAR CANE FESTIVAL &
Data sourced from IRS 990 public filings
LOUISIANA SUGAR CANE FESTIVAL & The 82nd Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival September 26-28, 2025 The Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival loves to celebrate our sweet commodity, SUGAR! How do we celebrate all things SUGAR? We have a parade, or 2, or 3! The last full weekend in September, you can find us rolling down Main Street in New Iberia on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday! Friday evening, we honor our farmers with the traditional Tractor Parade showcasing our parish queens. On Saturday morning we showcase our children at the Children’s Parade which is prefaced by the Sugar Daddy Car Show participants driving their entries down Main Street! On Sunday our official royalty rolls downtown honoring Queen Sugar and King Sucrose along with our parish queens representing other sugar producing parishes. We cant wait to see everyone on the parade route! Parades – Offering four fantastic parades, the Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival is sure to please! On Friday the Farmers Tractor Parade features vintage farm equipment. Local school children lead our Children’s Parade Saturday morning, and the grand finale Royalty Parade glitters on Sunday with our very own Queen Sugar & King Sucrose! Fais Do Do Held in the Steamboat Pavillion in Bouligny Plaza, the Fais-Do-Do is a local favorite! A variety of musical acts hit the stage each festival Friday and Saturday evening featuring a variety of genres from Zydeco to Country to Cover Bands. Be sure to check out this years scheduled acts. Carnival Street Fair – This long-time festival favorite event is currently being held at Bouligny Plaza in downtown New Iberia! Bring the little ones to experience a kid-friendly carnival atmosphere with rides and games. Royalty – Join us for the Pageant & Coronation of Queen Sugar on Saturday evening as Parish Queens from sugar-producing parishes compete for the sweetest title in Louisiana! Parades Fais Do Do Carnival Street Fair Royalty Parades – Offering four fantastic parades, the Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival is sure to please! On Friday the Farmers Tractor Parade features vintage farm equipment. Local school children lead our Children’s Parade Saturday morning, and the grand finale Royalty Parade glitters on Sunday with our very own Queen Sugar & King Sucrose! Fais Do Do – Held in the Steamboat Pavillion in Bouligny Plaza, the Fais-Do-Do is a local favorite! A variety of musical acts hit the stage each festival Friday and Saturday evening featuring a variety of genres from Zydeco to Country to Cover Bands. Be sure to check out this year’s scheduled acts. Street Fair – This long-time festival favorite event is currently being held at Bouligny Plaza in downtown New Iberia! Bring the little ones to experience a kid-friendly carnival atmosphere with rides and games. Royalty – Join us for the Pageant & Coronation of Queen Sugar on Saturday evening as Parish Queens from sugar-producing parishes compete for the sweetest title in Louisiana!
Annual Revenue
$499,660
Known Funders
1
Grants Received
2
Financial History
| Year | Revenue | Expenses | Assets |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | $499,660 | $370,223 | $664,571 |
| 2023 | $411,932 | $348,449 | $535,640 |
| 2022 | $398,409 | $273,458 | $472,151 |
| 2021 | $13,356 | $22,318 | $421,560 |
| 2020 | $28,807 | $18,485 | $355,662 |
| 2019 | $304,377 | $233,116 | $345,673 |
| 2018 | $279,617 | $233,926 | $275,621 |
| 2017 | $284,939 | $187,840 | $228,388 |
Top Funders
NEW IBERIA, LA
NEW IBERIA, LA
Key Personnel
From 2024 IRS 990 filing
WALTEEN BROUSSARD
VICE PRESIDE
LISA NORRIS
PRESIDENT
DEBBIE TAYLOR
TREASURER
PETTY POLLET
SECRETARY
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