Livingston Parish Convention and Visitors Bureau: OFFICIAL WEBSITE

Sometimes the best things to do on a vacation or trip aren't the most known. Off the beaten path in Livingston, you will find a variety of unique attractions. Whether you're looking for an artists market or an inland beach volleyball, you'll be pleased with your find.

Email or come by the Livingston Parish CVB visitors center for information on more attractions. There you will find pamphlets and brochures for any and everything in Livingston.

Be sure and let us know if you find an outstanding attraction while in Livingston. We'll want to share our fun with all.

ARTISTS' MARKET
The Arts Council of Greater Denham Springs (ACGDS) presents an Artists' Market in the Antique Village the third Saturday of each month
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Artists and craftspeople show and sell their art in front of shops on Range Avenue in the Antique Village. Exhibits include
paintings, sketches, dolls, wood furniture and more. For more
information, call ACGDS at (225) 667-8355.

FARMERS MARKET
The Farmers Market is located in the New Covenant Church parking lot on Florida Boulevard (U.S. 190) across from McDonalds. The market is open from 7 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. For more information or an
application to join the market, call market director Ray Gill at
225-505-3993

BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Laguna Beach Volleyball Complex is a fun place. They offer seven awesome sand courts for all player levels, a covered Cabana with a sport's bar and grill, LSU game nights and UFC fight nights, and live music and special events for everyone! Learn more by clicking here.

HUNGARIAN SETTLEMENT
The largest Hungarian Settlement in the United States is located in eastern Livingston Parish due south of a Albany. Interstate 12 passes through the center of the community in an east-west direction. This ethnic enclave, once known as Árpádhon, contains many of the descendants of the early Magyar settlers who immigrated there near the turn of the twentieth century.