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Bruno Sagrera is in the studio to represent the Freetown Community Market's new projects! May 3rd from 10am-2pm, they will be hosting a Crawfish Boil Fundraiser to support the community market's efforts. From new farmer & food focused markets to the Cajun & Creole jams, this is a hub for community and tradition revitalization! Listen in to learn more and visit their Facebook!

This episode is only a prequel to what you will see at Creole Culture Day on Sunday, June 7! Mike Broussard and the Nu' Edition Zydeco will be performing from 2:30pm-5pm - LISTEN LIVE ON KRVS!

Dr. Tarron Lewis, Academic Counselor at UL Lafayette, has information on this amazing program organized by UL Lafayette Department of Special Services. Veterans Upward Bound Summer Orientation centers around education and assistance, offering evening classes for veterans of all ages. Orientation is on May 30. Visit their website to learn more!

UL Lafayette's LEED Center has launched a new initiative to stimulate business developments all over Lafayette. The Rural Economic Development Innovation Initiative's (REDII) goal is to recognize the innovation rural communities have and provide them with the necessary resources to unleash their creative potential. They have created a prototyping lab at the LITE Center called the REDII Works FabLab, and have also been doing roadshows around Acadiana. For more information, click here.

Jonathan Shirley, programs and operations director at Louisiana Entrepreneurship & Economic Development (LEED) Center, joins La Louisiane to discuss their new space: the REDII Works FabLab.

Brayden Landry, graduate from Lafayette High, is the winner of the ACT-SO Competition hosted at the Black Theatre Experience. ACT-SO (Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological, and Scientific Olympics) Competition is put on by the NAACP. Josiah Price with the Black Theatre Experience & Brayden Landry are here to talk more about the experience of competing in ACT-SO and what it means for the community.