Lafayette, LA – Social Entertainment announced that their annual food festivals ‘Acadiana Po-Boy Festival’ and ‘Plate Lunch-A-Paloozaare both canceled this year due to the pandemic.
However, fans of popular Po-Boy do not have to miss out on celebrating their favorite sandwich.
Acadiana Po-Boy Festival – The Pandemic Edition presented by Rader, is an adapted and safe edition of this year’s event. The Pandemic Edition, divided into a Po-Boy Tasting and online Fundraising Art Raffle, is scheduled to take place between September 1st and September 30th.
The Pandemic Edition is to support local businesses and to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Acadiana, the annual non-profit beneficiary of the Acadiana Po-Boy Festival.
Ten participating local restaurants are to serve and sell their signature po-boy at their restaurant. $1 per po-boy sold will be donated to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Acadiana, the annual non-profit beneficiary of the festival. Another part of the festival this year is an online Facebook Fundraising Art Raffle, to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Acadiana. Each donation equals a chance to win the Official 2020 Acadiana Po-Boy painting, created by local artist Trent Oubre.

Social Entertainment recently shared another big surprise with the fans of the popular food festivals. The festivals are to officially merge into one giant food event moving forward, starting next year:
the Acadiana Po-Boy & Plate Lunch Festival. The previously individual events are known to celebrate the legacy of the humble po-boy, and to offer the ultimate plate lunch experience to event goers.
The inaugural Acadiana Po-Boy & Plate Lunch Festival is scheduled to take place on Saturday, April 3rd 2021 at Downtown Lafayette.

For more information visit www.socialentertainment.net or look for Acadiana Po-Boy & Plate Lunch Festival on Facebook.