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Back in the studio is Dr. Liz Skilton, and she will be conducting a "History Harvest" in Abbeville interviewing Vermillion Parish residents at the Giant Omelette Celebration on November 1st. This recent study will be focused on water hazards in Louisiana and how it is affecting our community. Visit the History Harvest booth at the celebration for interviews or more information! Click here for more information on this History Harvest, and here for more information on the Giant Omelette Celebration!

The Bayou Teche Museum will be hosting the 2nd annual instance of Music on Main with live music by 5th Avenue and the Sharona Thomas Band. The event will take place on Thursday, November 13th from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM, on 200 West Main Street in New Iberia. For more information, click here.

Robert Rauschenberg revolutionized contemporary art from New York and Captiva, but his creative vision remained tethered to Lafayette, Louisiana — his adoptive hometown where his family relocated in the 1950s.

Household Hazardous Waste Day provides residents with the opportunity to properly dispose of unwanted chemicals and electronics that cannot be placed curbside. Improper disposal of household waste poses a threat to human health, contaminates land, air, and water, and endangers the safety of sanitation workers. For more information, click here.

From November 13-16, Southern Screen Film Festival will celebrating their 15th anniversary in downtown Lafayette. Executive director, Julie Bordelon, offers a preview of coming attractions at this event.Listen in for more information and click here to visit their website!

Acadiana's first tool library is celebrating their first anniversary on Saturday, November 1st, from 1 PM to 4 PM at Adopted Dog Brewing. The event is free and family-friendly, welcoming everyone who has supported the Tool Library’s mission or is just curious to learn more. For more information, click here.

On Wednesday, October 29th, members from UL Traditional music will be performing outside of Burke-Hawthorne Hall at UL Lafayette. There will also be showcases at the Blue Moon Saloon on two separate evenings in December: on Tuesday the 2nd and Friday the 5th. To stay updated with the UL Traditional Music Program, click here.

Dr. Gary LaFleur is in the studio to talk about an upcoming BCC event featuring Bren Haas, Executive Director of BTNEP, talking about support for cultural preservation. For more information, click here.

Here in the studio is Michael Crotty, associate professor, and guest artist, Gabriel Spieller. Listen in to hear more about Gabriel's experience and how he strives to impact the students at the university with his stylistic artistry. Audiences will be able to experience their learnings at State of LA Danse on November 20-22 in Angelle Hall. Check out the UL Lafayette Dance Program's website for more information on the curriculum.

Join Louisiana Cultures Camp from January 16th-18th, 2026. Learn about each other's cultures through workshops (cultural sharing, music, dance, and language), informal jams and conversations, live music, and food. For more information, click here.