Lafayette’s Brooke Cellars transforms real-life horror into spooky cinema
Cellars’ first feature film “The Cramps: A Period Piece,” began production in Franklin this month.
Cellars’ first feature film “The Cramps: A Period Piece,” began production in Franklin this month.
Six artists will record sets this week, with World Cafe selecting acts for a monthly showcase distributed to over 200 U.S. public radio stations.
LUS Fiber director Michael D. Soileau and former state Rep. Vincent Pierre will join the 12-member board.
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The expanded schedule includes a music festival featuring Chubby Carrier, a parade in Heymann Park and more.
Public mournings zeroed in on his career in Cajun music. To his family and friends, Chris was much bigger than that.
Jessica Brown-Mason started the Resilience Rise Community Collaborative to bring change to her neighborhood.
A new musical follows the adult Ms. Annie Warbucks and she delves into what it means to be forgotten, to forgive and to find a home.
The remake, featuring a South Louisiana-heavy soundtrack, has hit 50 million streams.
Paul Breaux educated generations of Black students. It was also the primary venue for Lafayette’s integration story.
It’s nearly impossible to hear Brother Dege’s final record, Aurora, as anything but a farewell and benediction.
Since 2016, the annual Irish gathering has grown to import the rest of the Celtic Diaspora: Bretons, Scots, Welsh and more.
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