Craftin' Cajuns Craft Show moves to Nov. 14

HOUMA — The Houma Terrebonne Civic Center announced that the Craftin’ Cajuns Craft Show and Marketplace that was set for Oct. 10 has been moved to Nov. 14.
The change of date is required because local officials were under a Declaration of Emergency in preparation for Hurricane Delta requiring the venue to be available for emergency operations. Tropical storm and hurricane conditions that were forecasted made travel unsafe for this event.
On Nov. 14, the Craftin’ Cajuns Craft Show will be open to shoppers from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. with free admission and free parking for the public.
For the safety of shoppers, vendors and staff, all persons entering the building will be required to pass a temperature screening. Additionally, anyone entering the event is required to wear a face covering at all times inside the building according to the Governor’s mandate. Those experiencing any COVID-19 symptom are asked not to enter this event.
If the maximum allowable building occupancy is reached, those wishing to enter will be able to wait outside until individuals exit the building.
VENDOR INFORMATION
Registered vendors will have the option to keep their registration for the new date. Vendors not available for the rescheduled date may request a full refund by emailing info@houmaciviccenter.com.
Vendors currently registered will be transferred to the new date. Vendors who are not registered and interested in participating can complete an application at Houmaciviccenter.com/craftshow. Applications will be placed on a waitlist and these vendors will be contacted to fill any open spaces.
Additional information will be published at Houmaciviccenter.com/craftshow and at Facebook.com/craftincajuns.