Head to the Covington Trailhead on May 18 and 19 for Blues, BBQ and Beer for the Covington Brewhouse Springfest in Downtown Covington. Admission is free. No ice chests allowed. For details visit www.covingtonbrewhouse.com

The CFMA Acadiana Charter Chapter’s Annual Festival will be held Saturday, May 19th at the VFW Hall at 3809 Highway 190 East in Eunice from 10AM-4:30PM. There’ll be a cakewalk, auctions, 50/50 drawing, door prizes, food and drinks. Music by Travis Benoit Et Allons Danser and Ellis Vanicor & The Lacassine Playboys. Admission is $7, children 12 and under get in free. No ice chests allowed. For more information call (337) 230-8121.

Dance the afternoon away with Chubby Carrier and the Bayou Swamp Band at Vermilionville’s Weekly Sunday Dance in Lafayette on May 20th from 1-4PM. Refreshments will be available for this smoke-free all ages show at Vermilionville’s Performance Center. Admission to the dance is $5. For more information call (337) 233-4077 or visit www.vermilionville.org

The Maurice Volunteer Fire Department BBQ Fundraiser is Sunday, May 20th. You get BBQ Chicken, Rice Dressing and Pork ‘N’ Beans for only $7 per plate. Pick up is from 11AM-1PM at the Maurice Volunteer Fire Department. For tickets contact any Fire Person or call (337) 893-7315.

Rendez-Vous Des Cajuns live at the Liberty Theater in Downtown Eunice is every Saturday Night from 6-7:30PM. Performing May 19th is The Harry and Lisa Trahan Cajun Band, along with Gerald Thibodeaux and Cajun Accent. For more information call (337) 457-7389 or visit www.eunice-la.com

The Acadiana Chapter of Bikers Against Child Abuse 3rd Annual 100 Mile Bike Ride is Saturday, May 19th. $20 donation per person. Kick Stand Up at 11:30AM at City Bar in Maurice. The ride goes from Maurice to Erath, St. Martinville, Breaux Bridge and ends up at O’Darby’s in Carencro.

Downtown Lafayette comes alive with Downtown Alive and The 2nd Annual Bread Pudding Taste Off. Performing Friday, May 18 at Parc San Souci is the Creole String Beans. Downtown Alive begins at 5:30PM with food and beverage concessions, musical performances are from 6-8:30PM. Concession sales help keep Downtown Alive free, so leave the ice chest at home with the pets. Check out www.downtownlafayette.org for details.

Friday, May 18th, Music & Market welcomes the Swamp Pop sounds of Warren Storm, Willie Tee and Cypress on the Courthouse Square in Downtown Opelousas from 5:30-8:30PM. Concert-goers are welcome to bring lawn chairs. No ice chests allowed. For more information call (337) 948-6263 or visit www.cityofopelousas.com