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The Acadiana Native Plant Project is a local nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the presence of native plants in the landscape. ANPP propagates hundreds of species of native plants every week at two different locations, in Arnaudville and the UL Ecology Center, and volunteers are welcome to join. On Tuesday, February 10th, they will be hosting an evening meeting at the Southside Library in the auditorium. For more information on ANPP and their events, click here.

Tune in to hear Mike Larson & Dave Suter LIVE! on the Caravan

Jaik Faulk, Steve Breaux, and Kathy Reed are collaborating on an exhibition at the Acadiana Center for the Arts called "30 Years Dancing with Mind and Matter." The exhibit showcases their vast bodies of work both individually and collaboratively and how their careers have grown over the years. Visit the Main Gallery from February 12 - May 23, 2026.Click here to learn more!

NUNU Arts and Culture Collective in Arnaudville is opening Cafe NUNU within their artist collective on February 13, 2026 at 6pm! Their mission is to continue to bring people of many cultures together as the menu showcases such a mission. Check out their website and Facebook for more information!

The Prairie Acadian Cultural Center tells this story through ranger programs, exhibits, and films. The center features cooking and crafts demonstrations, local musicians, and dancing for all. For more information about February programming, click here.

Edward Marsh joins us to discuss Lafayette Dance nights. At Lafayette Dance Nights, we believe dance is for everyone—no experience, partner, or perfect steps required! For more information, click here.

On Sunday, March 22nd from 11 AM to 6 PM, Atchafalaya Basinkeeper will host its 10th Annual Save The Basin event at Cypress Cove Landing in Henderson; their mission is to protect and restore the swamps, lakes, rivers, streams and bayous of the Atchafalaya Basin for future generations. All proceeds from the event will go directly towards protecting and restoring the Basin.

Louisiana Crafts Guild is hosting Open Studio Tours on March 21 & 22 throughout several parishes. Hannah Bridges is here to tell us more about experiencing the artwork in progress. Check out their website for more information.

Celebrate the town's rich heritage as a steamboat port and its unique architectural charm in St. Landry Parish on March 21! This free family friendly event celebrates local culture while raising funds to support civic improvements that strengthen economic development and tourism in Washington. Highlights include live music, car show, arts & crafts booths, food for sale, catfish cook-off, and a plant sale sponsored by the Washington Garden Club.Visit their website for more information!

Josiah Price is here in the studio to talk about their fairly new theater company, Black Theater Experience. This community space's mission is so amplify black voices to hone in on their gifts and talents. BTE is celebrating high school talent with the NAACP ACT-SO Competition. ACT-SO (Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics) is a program that pairs you with mentors, sharpens your craft, and puts you in competition with other talented students. Click here to learn more about the event along with application details. Listen in for more information on their upcoming productions!