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Langston Collin Wilkins "Starships and Rockets: Celestial Symbolism in Southern Hip Hop" - paper presented at the Resonance & Groove symposium, ULL 2025

Jake Blount "Morning Might Never Come: Sonic Alterity and Arrival at Black Uchronia" paper presented at Resonance & Groove, ULL 2025

"Music is the biggest tool in our toolbox for our French Acadian culture." Zachary Richard will be opening up Festival Acadiens et Créoles October 10th. This will be Richards's 50th festival appearance. For more information about Festival, click here.

Hearts of Hope Center for Sexual Trauma shares information on prevention and awareness of how you can support those around you and maybe even yourself in these situations. They will be hosting their 4th annual Beacons of Hope fundraising event on Friday, September 26,2025 in River Ranch to celebrate survivors and community partners. Enjoy food, drinks, and auctions!Listen in and click here for more information on the event!

The goal of Old Spanish Trail Day is to educate people about the neglected Old Spanish Trail. Rayne's Old Spanish Trail Day will be filled with activities and education of the "Route 66 of the South!" Join the Old Spanish Trail Day for a merchants market, open car and truck show, metal smiths, woodturner, and so much more on Saturday September 13th. For more information about the event, click here.

Grand Coteau is hosting the Sweet Dough Pie Festival on October 28, 2025! Imagine tables full of pies bursting with the goodness of blackberries, sweet potatoes, figs, and more! The festival will be hosting a BINGO fundraiser & is looking for vendors for the festival. Learn more on their Facebook page.Listen in for more SWEET information!

Local rock band Cashier takes a spin on the Caravan. Cashier plays a washed-out, fuzzy blend of shoegaze & indie rock. They are based in Lafayette, LA.

Leyla McCalla on the banjo & cello and Louis Michot on his fiddle collaborate for some Franco-Creole-American folk music on the Caravan! Tune in for their stories and cultural sounds!

The Hilliard Art Museum presents three dynamic exhibitions featuring internationally acclaimed artists Hrafnhildur Arnardóttir, also known as Shoplifter, alongside regionally significant artists including Mare Martin, Manon Bellet, Hanah Chalew, and Harriet Joor. The opening preview day is on September 12th and free for students and faculty, it will begin with an artist talk with Shoplifter at 4pm. Hiiliard will also be having an after dark event starting at 7:30. Tickets are available on https://hilliardartmuseum.org/ There will also be art education programs starting September 13th for children and arts educators. For more information, click here.

In Ricky Ian Gordon’s “Orpheus and Euridice” taking place at the Acadiana Center for the Arts, the timeless myth is re-imagined through lush melodies and poignant lyrics. Performances will take place on Friday, September 12th at 7:30 PM and Saturday, September 13th at 2:00 PM. For more information, visit here.