Plaquemines Day brought together various individuals and organizations, all working diligently to showcase the best of what the parish has to offer. The event featured an array of local delicacies and treats that delighted attendees' taste buds. Sal’s Seafood tantalized guests with their delectable crawfish boil and shrimp, Woodlands Plantation contributed their signature Bread Pudding, and The Seafood Festival featured deliciously fried fish. Royal Bakery added a touch of creativity with their delightful Cake Pops resembling oranges, capturing the essence of Plaquemines.

Plaquemines Day was graced by the presence of esteemed queens who represented the parish with pride. Isabela Rivera, the current Orange Queen, along with her Orange King Jody Guilbeau, showcased their distinction and dedication. Kadence Tassin, reigning as the Teen Orange Queen, and Bentlei Versowsky, holding the title of Orange Blossom, added to the regal atmosphere of the event. Additionally, the 2023 seafood court pageant winners, Seafood Queen Catherine Blondiau, Teen Seafood Queen Amy Hochhalter, and Pearl Carley Morse, further contributed to the grandeur of Plaquemines Day.

Plaquemines Parish Day was made possible by the collaborative efforts of numerous volunteers and organizations. The Parish Government played a pivotal role in organizing the event, ensuring a seamless experience for attendees and representatives alike. The dedication of the Plaquemines Parish Fire Department was evident, as they provided essential supplies such as cups, ice, ice chests, drinks, and even a generator, ensuring everyone stayed refreshed and comfortable throughout the day. The Plaquemines Parish Tourism Commission established a booth where they distributed koozies, magnets, and cups, effectively promoting tourism in the area.

Creating an inviting atmosphere was crucial for Plaquemines Day, and the Plaquemines Parish Government staff went above and beyond to achieve just that. They arranged tents, tables, and chairs, while also providing a box truck, electrical cords, string lights, tie wraps, and fans, making the space both functional, aesthetically pleasing, and comfortable. These efforts set the stage for an unforgettable event.

‍‍One of the primary objectives of Plaquemines Day was to foster meaningful connections and facilitate open dialogue between residents and officials. Attendees had the opportunity to interact with representatives from various government offices. Additionally, the La Matidora Inn contributed towels and water, providing a refreshing touch to the event while promoting their local business.

Plaquemines Day at the state capitol was a resounding success, thanks to the dedication of the Plaquemines Parish Government, volunteers, and community members. This event not only showcased the unique offerings of Plaquemines Parish but also provided a platform for residents to connect with officials from across Louisiana. The day was filled with delectable food, delightful music, and meaningful networking, leaving attendees excited about the future prospects of their beloved parish. Plaquemines Day stands as a testament to the spirit of community and the rich cultural heritage that makes Plaquemines Parish truly special.