The City of Lake Charles announced on Mar. 9 that it will host the Downtown Lake Charles Great Green Scavenger Hunt, a free St. Patrick’s Day event for families and community members, on Saturday, March 14 from 1 to 4 p.m.
The event aims to bring together residents of all ages for a festive adventure in downtown Lake Charles. Participants can register in front of Lake Charles City Hall at 326 Pujo Street before setting off to follow clues hidden throughout the area. The city encourages everyone to wear green and join the search for clues, coins, and magical surprises left behind by a leprechaun.
According to the official history page, the City of Lake Charles reflects a diverse cultural heritage shaped by early settlers from various European backgrounds according to the official history page. The city operates under a Mayor-City Council structure with an appointed City Administrator managing daily operations according to the official website. City Council meetings are held in the City Council Chambers on the first floor of City Hall at 326 Pujo Street as detailed on the official website.
Lake Charles extends its jurisdiction to Ward 3 of Calcasieu Parish in Louisiana as indicated on the official website, and aims to provide courteous and efficient judicial services to residents there as per the official website. Early town growth was fueled by Jacob Ryan’s establishment of a sawmill according to the official history page.
For more information about participating in or attending the scavenger hunt, residents can contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 337-491-1280 or email parks@cityoflc.us. Updates are also available through www.cityoflakecharles.com or via social media channels.
