MORGAN CITY — Day two of the Louisiana Shrimp and Petroleum festival got off to a slow start with the rain, but it didn't stop the fun.

This year, the festival celebrated its 90th year, and families from all over the area gathered to enjoy the music, carnival rides, and, most importantly, the food.

"This is our second year out here, and guess what we'll probably come two times out of it, but we love it every time we come though," one couple said.

The festival spans a few blocks of Morgan City near the downtown area. Lawrence Park is where you can find different non-profit organizations and the Petroleum Heritage Music Stage.

"A lot of the things are free; we don't charge you anything because we have sponsors. So the music is free, the children's activities are free, and you can walk un

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