Welcome to Little Cajun Gallery in New Orleans

Little Cajun Gallery, located in the vibrant city of New Orleans, Louisiana, is a unique art space dedicated to celebrating the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of the Cajun and Creole communities. Founded in 2010 by local artist and art educator Marie LeBlanc, the gallery focuses on the promotion and preservation of Cajun art forms, including folk art, painting, and mixed media that reflect the Louisiana way of life. The gallery is home to a diverse collection of works from renowned artists such as George Rodrigue, celebrated for his iconic Blue Dog series, and Terry Allen, whose work often explores themes of identity and culture. Little Cajun Gallery is known for its eclectic style that blends traditional techniques with contemporary flair, fostering a connection between the past and the present. With a mission to educate and inspire, the gallery hosts regular workshops and community events that encourage local artists and engage visitors with the vibrant cultural landscape of New Orleans. It targets art enthusiasts, tourists, and locals eager to learn more about Cajun culture and its artistic expressions. As an important cultural institution in New Orleans, Little Cajun Gallery also plays a role in the local art scene by collaborating with schools and community organizations to promote the arts. Visitors to the gallery can expect to find a welcoming atmosphere where art lovers can explore the unique stories behind each piece, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the rich tapestry of Louisiana's artistic heritage.