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Art by Nadjah Boutique Galerie is an art gallery located in Downtown Houma, Louisiana. In it you will find original art from local artist Nadjah Darwish Bergeron. Her consists of contemporary floral and oyster art.

Waterlife Museum celebrates the industries and traditions that collectively comprise our unique culture! The museum gift shop offers Louisiana-themed art, jewelry, clothing, and merchandise. A Cajun music band plays on Tuesdays from noon to 3:00 p.m. The museum also offers an event rental space in the Bayou Gallery, overlooking Bayou Terrebonne.

Named as one of the Top 25 Most Amazing Sculpture Gardens in the World by BestValueSchools.com.

The garden has more than 100 concrete sculptures and is open from dawn to dusk. Free to the public.

The Houma Fire Department Museum is an emerging project preserving the city’s firefighting history.

Le Petit is Houma’s only live theatre house. The Theatre is listed on the Louisiana Historic Registry.

LUMCON operates from the DeFelice Marine Center in Cocodrie. Includes educational exhibits focusing on Louisiana’s coastal resources. The marine center is open for self-guided tours.

Open daily from 8am – 4:30pm

The museum is a living history of the area’s rich military past. Vehicles really run and weapons really fire. The library acts as a place of research for both family military history and educational instruction. Veteran volunteers offer first-hand accounts of their service.

Southdown Marketplace is a One-Day Artison Craft festival that features more than 300 local and national vendors with unique hand-made products including jewelry, clothing, wood crafts, original art, garden items, seasonal items & more!

Southdown Plantation House is a 19th century manor house, slave quarters, gift shop, and worker’s cabin! FREE mini-tours to all visitors. Credit cards accepted.

Original art by local artists. Located in the heart of Houma’s Historic District.

Dedicated to preserving Cajun culture, the center offers classes on Cajun dancing, cooking, crafts, and decoy carving.

Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm

At That’s So Kassie Art Gallery, we celebrate the vibrant spirit of Louisiana through colorful, whimsical artwork. Founded by local artist Kassie Voisin, our gallery showcases original paintings, prints, murals, and merchandise inspired by the bayous, blooms, and culture of the South.

In 1828 Robert Ruffin (RR) Barrow purchased the property from James Bowie in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, near Houma. This property would later become Residence Plantation, named so because RR owned many plantations, but Residence Plantation was where he resided. Residence Plantation has been continually owned and operated from that time until the present by the same family, making it one of the oldest, if not the oldest, family-owned businesses in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana.