opelousas main street among 24 louisiana communites designated accredited main street (Opelousas, LA) – Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser and Louisiana Main Street have announced the 24 Louisiana communities ...

Opelousas National Historic District. The Historic District is located in the heart of Old Opelousas, showcases more than 175 years of architecture, ranging from Greek Revival...

We are one of Louisiana’s oldest communities. Established in 1720 as Le Poste Des Opelousas, our community grew as a center of trade and a crossroads of commerce. Our history lives on in our historic homes, our town square, and in the museums that celebrate our storied past.

Rich in history and culture, the City of Opelousas is the third oldest city in Louisiana. It is a place influenced by a mixture of nationalities. From its architectural offerings to its role in the Civil War to its plentiful Cajun and Creole traditions, the city’s diverse cultures are …

Welcome to Opelousas, one of Louisiana’s oldest communities. Established in 1720 as Le Poste Des Opelousas, the community grew to become a crossroads of commerce. History lives on in out architecture offerings, historic districts, and in the museums that celebrate our storied past.

City of Opelousas. 105 Main Street Opelousas, LA 70570 Telephone: (337) 948-2520

NEW TRASH RECEPTACLES ADDED TO DOWNTOWN OPELOUSAS THANKS TO A KEEP LOUISIANA BEAUTIFUL GRANT (Opelousas, LA) – The City of Opelousas recently added eight new metal trash receptacles to the downtown area thanks to a recent Keep...

The City of Opelousas Tourist Information Center is located on the grounds of Le Vieux Village Historical Park & Heritage Museum at the eastern entrance of Opelousas along U.S. Highway 190.

City of Opelousas. 105 Main Street Opelousas, LA 70570 Telephone: (337) 948-2520

Oct 3, 2022 · Le Vieux Village Heritage Park & Museum is located at the eastern entrance of historic Opelousas, Louisiana. Le Vieux Village is French for ‘the old village.’ At the village you will find a collection of historic buildings that offer a glimpse of early rural life in St. Landry Parish.