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Bach Lunch Fall 2010

Just as summer loosens its cruel grip on the city, Bach Lunch returns as the first vestiges of autumn hit the tender ground. This lunchtime event takes place on Fridays at 11:15 a.m. in Parc San Souci in downtown Lafayette from Oct. 8 to Nov. 12. Boxed lunches are prepared by various Lafayette eateries are are available for purchase while local musicians provide the entertainment with no admission charge. It’s a first-come, first–serve kind of deal, so get there early to buy lunch.

Boxed lunches are $5 for Lafayette Science Museum members and $6 for non-members. Drinks and popcorn are $1. Groups of 10 or more may call at least one week in advance and reserve pre-paid lunches.

Bach Lunch Fall 2010 schedule:

Oct. 8

The Canes (Festival Acadiens)

Hub City Diner

Zeus Downtown

Ema’s Restaurant

Oct. 15

T-kette

Joey’s Specialty Foods & Catering

Creole Lunch House

Zeus Downtown

Oct. 22

Les Freres Michot

Chick Fil-A

Chris’ Poboys

Collage Café

Oct. 29

Bernard Pearce, et al.

Johnson’s Boucaniere

Agave Cantina

Bailey’s Seafood & Grill

Nov. 5

Manno Charlemagne

A la carte Café and Catering

Tsunami Sushi

Roly Poly

Nov. 12

N’Awlins Johnnys

Popeye’s Famous Fried Chicken

Zea Rotisserie & Grill

Poupart’s Bakery

Bach Lunch is presented by the Lafayette Science Museum Foundation and PASA. The Fall Season is sponsored by Lafayette Consolidated Government, Acadiana Bottling Company, and Lafayette Convention and Visitors Commission.

For more information on Bach Lunch, call 291-5544.

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