FATHER’S DAY WEEKEND
ISLETON CAJUN FESTIVAL
Experience the soul of Louisiana in the heart of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Join us for the ultimate celebration of Cajun music, Bayou cuisine, and world-class Blues along 1,100 miles of scenic waterways.
8,000 Pounds of Fresh Crawfish Boiled Onsite.
Feast on authentic Bayou flavors including gumbo, jambalaya, alligator, and shrimp po’ boys, all masterfully prepared at our new location on the Delta Loop.
Location
E2 Family Winery
950 Brannan Island Road, Isleton
Dates
Check Isleton city official website
A Legacy of Celebration Since the 1980s
Nestled along the Sacramento River, Isleton shares a spirited kinship with Breaux Bridge, Louisiana – the Crawfish Capital of the World. Since the 1980s, our festival has been a homage to the diverse cultural mosaic of the region, weaving together Cajun traditions and local farming resilience.
After a multi-year hiatus, the festival is back in the hands of Isleton residents and business owners. Our mission is to rekindle the nostalgia that once firmly placed Isleton on the map, rejuvenating the legendary Crawdad Festival traditions for a new generation of festgoers.
Authentic Music
Grammy-winning Zydeco, Cajun,
and Blues artists live onsite.
Bayou Cuisine
Gumbo, jambalaya, and
8,000 lbs of fresh crawfish.
Family Fun
Kids’ zones, car shows, and
classic festival amusements.
Great Location
The beautiful pastoral setting
of the historic Delta Loop.
FROM THE LOUISIANA BAYOU TO THE CALIFORNIA DELTA
Our kinship with Breaux Bridge – the Crawfish Capital of the World – comes alive through every bite of spicy Bayou boils, gumbo, and shrimp po’ boys seasoned with traditional Cajun spices.
A LEGACY OF DELTA CELEBRATIONS
Relive the most memorable moments from decades of festival history, capturing the high-energy dance floors and the joy of families celebrating Father’s Day weekend.
Celebrating Our History
Since the 1980s
Tracing its origins back to the 1980s, the Isleton Cajun Festival symbolizes the diverse cultural mosaic and resilient spirit of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
The festival reached its pinnacle in the 1980s and 90s, drawing visitors from across California to celebrate our kinship with Breaux Bridge, Louisiana.
In 2024, the festival returned to the hands of Isleton residents, dedicated to rekindling the nostalgia that once placed Isleton on the map.
We invite you to join us on this remarkable journey as we revive the spirit of the Bayou in the heart of our historic Delta river town.
Stay the Weekend in Isleton.
Make a getaway out of the festival! From the Delta Queen on Main Street to B&W Resort and Ko-Ket, Isleton offers cozy accommodations steps away from the music and food.