Dancehalls in Terrebonne Parish

Bright Star Dance Hall

Ronald Pellegrin: Owned and operated by three brothers from Chauvin: Morgan, Faquard, and Aaxon Authement. It was located about two miles below the Rose Room. ...

Little Caillou Rose Room

Ronald Pellegrin: After WWII, Aswell Guidry and Dudley Callais, from South Lafourche purchased land on bayouside of Little Caillou from my father, Sivest Pellegrin, to build a dance hall. Around 1950 they sold the Rose Room to our cousin, Royal Pellegrin, from Montegut, Louisiana. He doubled the size of the the business. It had a restaurant, bar, and dance hall. Royal hired my father, Sivest, my mother, Edia, and sister, Gloria. Sivest, known as Sy, was bartender. Royal sold the business to another cousin, David Pellegrin, around 1955. My dad, Sy, opened up a bar and grocery store, across from the Rose Room. The Rose Room became a general merchandise and clothing store under David Pellegrin. The building is still there. Today it is a residence of another Pellegrin. Photo from the Johnnie Allan Collection at the Center for Louisiana Studies, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Caption: Little Caillou Rose Room, Leroy Martin, Gillis Foret, Dudley Bernard, Luke Charpentier, 1948 ...

Dream Lounge

Theo Chassion: It was a building built on pontoons- on the water. It would be rocking back and forth the whole time people would dance. ...

Pointe Barre Dancehall

Theo Chassion: It was on the left hand side as you go in- near where the Pointe Barre Bar is now at the landing ...

Antoine Naquin’s Dancehall

Theo Chassion: The owner was Chief Antoine Naquin (1896-1978) he had a grocery store had a room built on one side that served as a dance hall on Saturday nights, church on Sunday, community meeting place, and school during week days. ...

Jolly Inn

Restaurant/dancehall: Cajun music on Friday & Sunday nights 1507 Barrow Street Houma, LA 70360 985-872-6114 http://www.thejollyinn.com/dance.html Jolly Inn 2013 ...