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The University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s College of Liberal Arts has selected “A Lesson Before Dying,” for its 2025–2026 Common Book series. The series will begin with a community conversation on Wednesday, October 15th at 3 PM in Griffin Hall. For more information, click here.

After the incredible response to the Abbey Player's run of "The Rocky Horror Show" last fall, they're bringing the whole gang back for one weekend only, this October! This is an interactive experience where the audience is guided in the fun calls and quotes that made seeing a midnight Rocky Horror show a staple for the last 50 years! With a returning cast and production team this is a chance to experience what everyone else was talking about all year. For more information, click here.

This special anniversary edition features a two-hour visual journey through all three seasons of the iconic animated series, projected on a full-size cinema screen with new elements and artistic surprises crafted for this special anniversary edition that offers fresh perspectives on the show’s legacy. Preserving the original dialogue and sound effects, the concert replaces the recorded score with a powerful live orchestra, performing the legendary music of Emmy® Award-winning composer Jeremy Zuckerman, the creative mastermind behind the show's original music, in perfect sync with the action on screen. For more information, click here.

Artistic director, Randy Roden, is in the studio with a preview of what to expect on October 7th in St. Mary's Catholic Church in Lafayette. Chorale Acadienne's first concert of season 47, "Vision. Perspective. Reminiscence," peers into the future, assessing what you see and remembering what matters.Listen in & click here for more information on the event and the passion of their musical performances.

Silverbacks Improv Theatre is hosting a fundraiser for KRVS on October 4 at 7:30pm at Cite des Arts. Listen in to hear how you can support! Visit their Facebook page for more information.

Here at Med Ball with Drew Landry and the North Country Ramblers! These Lafayette natives have a rich message with their deep lyrics and raw Americana sound.

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.

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.

On Friday, October 10, 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. the Hilliard Museum will host the CLS’s Festivals Acadiens et Créoles Symposium, Et asteur quoi ?! Countercultural Currents, Artistic Intersections /Courants contre-culturels, intersections artistiques, exploring how the deep cultural roots are informing the next generation of artists, now. This program is a collaboration between the Hilliard Art Museum, Center for Louisiana Studies, Helis Foundation, Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, John T. Scott Center, and FrancoFAE, and honors Barry Ancelet as the 2025 LEH Bright Lights recipient of the Champion of Culture Award for Festivals Acadiens et Créoles. Support also comes from the Guilbeau Center for Public History, UL’s Public History program, and from the Franco-American Benevolent Society. For more information, click here.

Guests: Jacob Authement & Andrea Conque