Cajun Dance & Zydeco in Atlanta

What's new at EtToi.com?
Certainly not this site's design — that's for sure. But a new one is in the works. (trust me ;-) The dance schedule is new and up-to-date. Sorry about the hiatus. A Cajun French vocabulary list is in the expanded Gator Bites section. And the directions now include maps for your traveling enjoyment. As a side note, please help save internet radio.

Eh Toi! In case you wonder what that means, eh toi (also hé toi or et toi) is a Cajun French phrase heard frequently in zydeco and cajun music that means, "Hey You" or "ayyyeeee!" or "you, son of a gun" or "yeah, man"— like when musicians shout encouragements to one another, such as "do it" or "play that thing," or when Marc Savoy shouts out "come on Doucet!!" when Michael Doucet is playing a really hot solo... just a Louisiana thing,... just seems to come natural.

Schedule for cajun and zydeco dances in the Atlanta area. Also has links to schedules for all of the USA.

Directions to the dances. Guaranteed not to get you lost.

Bands—Descriptions of the bands that play in Atlanta, along with a few of the ones that don't.

Music—Listen to some cajun and zydeco music. Includes lyrics for some of the more popular songs.

Restaurants—Cajun/creole restaurants in the Atlanta area.

Recipes Recipes—coming soon Some choice cajun/creole recipes.

Gator Bites about the culture of southwest Louisiana, including Mardi Gras and a cajun french primer.

Links to good cajun websites. Includes dance lessons online and schedules for the USA.