Mudbug Madness

Mark your calendars just in case!

One of Shreveport's premier events has officially canceled amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

Mudbug Madness 36 is a wrap. Huge crowds showed up all weekend to enjoy the music, food and family fun at this legendary festival.

I guess the Michiganders aren't aware of the tried and true invasive species management program we use in the Bayou State - cook'em & eat'em.

If you have a place in your heart for Louisiana's best food, music, and fun - don't miss it!

Oh baby, it's finally here. Mudbug Madness has arrived and we packed everything you need to know about this one-of-a-kind weekend in a short video.

Traditionally in the U.S., Memorial Day is the official beginning of summer.  But in the SBC summer starts on Thursday when Mudbug Madness kicks off at Festival Plaza in Shreveport. What started as a small event attended by about 200 people, has grown into one of the Top 20 events in the Southeast according to the Southeast Tourism Society. Sponsors...

The mudbugs are taking over downtown Shreveport for the 34th year!

Heads up! You'll have to adjust your normal commute routine.

Mudbug Madness kicks off Thursday, May 26, 2016 and Chief Mudbugger Terri Mathews joined us in studio to tell us all about the festival!

The smell of freshly boiled crawfish will permeate all of downtown when The 33rd Annual Mudbug Madness Festival - Presented by Centerpoint Energy - opens Thursday, May 26.

Mudbug Madness is right around the corner. During a typical festival run, thousands of pounds of crawfish are cooked up for our enjoyment. But what life lesson can we learn from them?