Dubach

Founded in the early 1900s, Dubach is a quaint village in northern Lincoln Parish, Louisiana. Once a booming sawmill town, Dubach’s heritage is deeply rooted in the lumber industry, a legacy that remains central to its identity today. The town flourished during the timber boom, attracting workers and their families, and many of the original buildings from that era still stand, offering glimpses into its historic past.

Dubach is perhaps best known for the annual Louisiana Chicken Festival, a lively celebration that features live music, parades, cook-offs, and community events that draw visitors from across the region. The festival honors both the town's poultry farming history and its close-knit community spirit.

The village features a walkable downtown area with historic storefronts, antique shops, and local eateries. Community pride runs deep, reflected in the upkeep of historic landmarks and the dedication to preserving Dubach’s small-town charm. Families enjoy local recreational parks and involvement in school and church activities that form the backbone of social life.

Dubach’s location provides easy access to Ruston and other neighboring towns, allowing residents to enjoy the quiet comforts of rural living without sacrificing convenience. The natural surroundings—rolling pine hills and open fields—offer a peaceful backdrop to everyday life.

With strong ties to its past, deep community values, and a festival that puts it on the map each fall, Dubach is a village that showcases the warmth and resilience of small-town Louisiana. It’s a place where tradition is celebrated and neighbors always lend a hand.