In celebration of Black History Month, UL's Traditional Music program will be collaborating with UL's English Faculty on “Resonance and Groove: Afrofuturism in the US South,” a dynamic three-day symposium exploring Afroturist thought across southern music, literature, and folklore. Held in a number of venues across the UL campus and downtown Lafayette, most of the symposium events are free to the public with no registration required. For more information, click here.
Resonance & Groove : Afrofuturism in the US South
