Published: July 12, 2023
By: Jillian Elliott, Layne Miller and Taegen Heck, LSU Manship School News Service
When Alex Cook stumbled on a flyer for a local juke joint, he was confused about how he, a member of the Baton Rouge music scene, was unfamiliar with a spot just minutes away in Zachary.
This first visit sparked dozens of features in Cook’s 2012 book, “Louisiana Saturday Night: Looking for a Good Time in South Louisiana’s Juke Joints, Honkey-Tonks and Dancehalls.”
But what he intended to be a travel guide is now a last look at places on a growing list of family-owned Cajun businesses that have closed.
Read more at Shreveport Times.
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