Past Festival Photos | La. Legends Fest

For four consecutive years the Louisiana Legends Fest, produced by the Claiborne Unite Foundation, has been held on the third Saturday of October in downtown Homer and 2025 we will continue this tradition. The festival has continued to grow and flourish with new events, improved venues, more offerings and more vendors. With attendance growing by double digits each year, over 6,000 festival attendees last year made Legends Fest the most attended one-day event of the year in Claiborne Parish. Year five of the Louisiana Legends Festival will be even better with a dynamic legend, more music, more food, and more fun.

The mission of Claiborne Unite Foundation is to develop tourism focused events that celebrate the history, people, and resources of Claiborne Parish with a focus on promoting economic development, building financial support for Parish non-profit network and enhancing the positive image of Claiborne Parish.

The Louisiana Legends Festival is 100% volunteer and sponsor-funded festival.

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Claiborne Parish Courthouse Built in 1861 the courthouse remains as 1 of 2 courthouses in Louisiana that remain in use today. Click link for more Courthouse photos.	Lake Claiborne Lake Claiborne, a scenic 6,400-acre waterway near Homer, is stocked with largemouth and striped bass, bluegill, channel catfish, black crappie, pickerel and bream. Click link for more photos.	Homer Haynesville Football Claiborne Parish towns of Homer and Haynesville have a football rivalry that dates back to 1907. Click link for more information.
Claiborne Parish Oil Fields In the 1920's the oil boom changed Claiborne Parish. Click on link for more information.	LSUAg Hill Farm Research Station The Hill Farm research station has been an important part of life in Claiborne Parish. Click Link for more information.

Claiborne Parish Courthouse

Built in 1861 the courthouse remains as 1 of 2 courthouses in Louisiana that remain in use today. Click link for more Courthouse photos.

Lake Claiborne

Lake Claiborne, a scenic 6,400-acre waterway near Homer, is stocked with largemouth and striped bass, bluegill, channel catfish, black crappie, pickerel and bream. Click link for more photos.

Homer Haynesville Football

Claiborne Parish towns of Homer and Haynesville have a football rivalry that dates back to 1907. Click link for more information.

Claiborne Parish Oil Fields

In the 1920's the oil boom changed Claiborne Parish. Click on link for more information.

LSUAg Hill Farm Research Station

The Hill Farm research station has been an important part of life in Claiborne Parish. Click Link for more information.