Join NUNU Art and Culture Collective for their third installment of Exploring Louisiana Tapestries featuring German Immigration on Saturday, Dec 14 from 2 to 4 PM. For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17t8vsyxq2/

Visit Feed & Seed on the 17th of December for a night of creole discussion and music from 6 - 9 PM. The event takes place on the third Thursday of each month. For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/people/Creole-French-Table-Jam/61566890373873/?_rdr

Leaders Against Litter is designed to educate, cultivate, and actively engage leaders throughout the state in support of a litter-free Louisiana. Annually, Leaders Against Leaders regional summits are held to inform local leaders of the negative impacts of litter on Louisiana. For more information, visit https://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/programs-events/leaders-against-litter/

Conversations about events and updates at the Center for Louisiana Studies and UL Press. Join us for a monthly digest of the latest developments and programming on Louisiana Studies books, research, archival projects, and community connections.

Levity is a non-profit think tank and residency space where diverse minds come together to tackle pressing environmental and social issues. Levity is collaborating with UL Architecture on new project. The Levity and Les Deux Bayous S.T.E.A.M. Park site occupies five acres on Bayou Fuselier in Arnaudville, Louisiana across from the NUNU ARTS and Culture Collective. The vision for the property is a research and entertainment campground where music and art can interact with science, sustainability, and problem-solving. For more information on this project and Levity, visit https://levityla.com/.

Dr. William Hochkeppel stopped by to fill us in on what is going on at the School of Music. UL's Choir and Wind Ensembles had their annual Christmas concert on December 4th in Angelle Hall. Listen to our interview with him for more information.

Francis Pavy: Forty Years showcases four decades of vibrant artwork, blending contemporary perspectives with deep-rooted local traditions of French Louisiana. You can find and purchase this book at the UL Press book shop located in the Roy House on UL's campus or online. For more information, click here.

Join the Bayou Culture Collaborative on December 13th for the December gathering of people and organizations focused on preserving Louisiana’s heritage and examining the effects of land loss on local culture. This months gathering is titled "Finding Balance in our Shifting Landscapes" by speaker, dix Moore-Broussard. This presentation explores how communities can foster resilience and healing in the face of ongoing change & adversity. For registration and more information, click here.

Safe Havynn Education Center's mission is meet people where they are and to find tools and teach them the knowledge, skills, abilities, and attitudes necessary for them to move forward in a positive direction. For more information, visit https://safehavynn.org/about-us/

Join the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra at the Heymann Center for A Zydeco Christmas, featuring the Zydeco Boss himself, Keith Frank, on December 5th. For more information, visit https://acadianasymphony.org/program-a-zydeco-christmas