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One part celebration of vintage music and culture, one part “’Saturday Night Live’ for singers”, a Postmodern Jukebox show is an unforgettable trip back in time that makes Pop Music History. When New York City pianist Scott Bradlee created Postmodern Jukebox out of a basement in Queens in 2011, his goal was simple: to remake the pop hits of today into the classic sounds of the legends of yesterday. Miley Cyrus became The Platters. Bruno Mars became Frank Sinatra. The Spice Girls became The Andrews Sisters. Guns ’n’ Roses became Bessie Smith. For more information, click here.

We were honored to host Leyla McCalla for an artist talk and performance in Angelle Hall Fall 2025. In an intimate and inspiring session, Leyla traced the many voices and histories that shape her artistry — from Haitian twoubadou to Canray Fontenot, Debussy to Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou — weaving together performance, conversation, and reflections on her Haitian heritage and her life in New Orleans. It was a rare opportunity to learn from an artist whose work has graced the Smithsonian, major festivals, and stages around the world, and who continues to use her music as a powerful tool for storytelling and connection. A huge thank you to Leyla for her generosity, artistry, and time — and to everyone who joined us for this special event.

Franco Fae gathers visual arts to create a community for artists to collaborate. Roz LeCompte is here to introduce the depth of Acadian Arts. Starting on Thursday, October 9 at the Hilliard Art Museum, Franco Fae partners with Festival Acadiens et Creoles to showcase our culture both visually and musically.Listen in and check out their website for information!

Visual artist, Peregrine Honig, is returning to Lake Charles for a series of masterclasses with students at McNeese University Oct. 6-8. Downtown Lake Charles welcomes Honig to the DPR Gallery for her opening reception of her Rebirth Exhibit opening Oct. 9 through Jan.1, 2026. Her vision "render[s] the progress of innocence into awareness, [her] work chronicles the beauty of awkward moments."Listen in for more information on these events and check out Peregrine Honig's website to view her biography and visual arts.

Vermilionville is hosting their Black Pot Festival from October 24th to the 25tth and Cookoff on the 25th! Colton Campitelli & Adam Hebert are here in the studio representing Abby's Acre, a nonprofit supporting veteran services. They are giving us the scoop of all cookoff categories and how you can register for this mouthwatering competition! Visit their website for more information.

Arkansas native now roaming & residing in Lafayette, Reece Sullivan, is here in the studio to give us a spin on the Caravan of his folk, soul, & roots blend. He is joined by Lafayette native, Jim McGee on guitar & Abbeville native, Jason Harrington on harmonica. His story is truly one of a kind with songwriting skills that are as heartwarming as they are full of grit.Reece Sullivan will be performing at NUNU's Listening Room in Arnaudville on Wednesday, October 22! Visit his website for more information.

Featuring Dr. John Laudun & Dr. Emily Blosser

The Opelousas Museum invites the community to join a Photography Walk on, beginning at the museum. This interactive event is part of the Where We Live: Opelousas Neighborhoods Project, an initiative that celebrates the unique spirit and identity of Opelousas neighborhoods through photography. Participants of all ages are encouraged to bring their cameras or phones and walk together through nearby streets, capturing everyday scenes that reflect the beauty, history, and stories of Opelousas. For more information, click here.

Atelier de la Nature, a 30-acre nature reserve and eco-educational campus, invites all children and families to the 2025 Halloween Art & Nature Festival, a one-day free event to celebrate Halloween, Louisiana's special natural surroundings and planet Earth, through art, music, food and science. For information about the Halloween event, click here.