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Ticketed performances, free public events, exhibition openings, and much, much more. There's always something going on at AcA.

Enjoy a day at the park when the Bach Lunch series returns to Downtown Alive! The first performance in the series this year will be given by the UL faculty led Cypress Lake Quintet. The event will be held at Parc Sans Souci at noon on Friday, May 13.

On August 16, Angelle Hall welcomes all to attend a cello recital to remember.

Adult Education and English as a Second Language courses are now open for registration.

This event is focused on celebrating, demonstrating, and honoring Acadian heritage in Acadiana and beyond!

The UL Lafayette Summer Commencement Ceremony will take place in the Cajundome Friday, August 5th. The University is also asking for help with their various ongoing supply programs on camps, such as Campus Cupboard.

The performance will take place this Saturday, October 22, at Angelle Hall beginning at 7 p.m.

The Laughing Man is a tragicomic portrait of part-time actor and occasional twin of Jesus Christ, Thomas Alan Williamson. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion about mental health and houselessness, moderated by Christiaan Mader (The Current).Time: October 26, 2022 - 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Longfellow-Evangeline State Historic SiteNovember 05, 2022Longfellow-Evangeline State Historic Site is proud to announce the return of our Fall Folklife Festival on Saturday, Nov. 5 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Along with a costumed guide, visitors can tour an 1815 raised Creole cottage plantation home surrounding manicured grounds. Demonstrations will be occurring throughout the day and include: blacksmithing, bousillage making, circle dancing, chair caning, soap/syrup production, outdoor cooking, spinning/weaving and much more. There will also be live music throughout the day. Standard entrance fees of $4 per person (ages 4-61) applies. This event is subject to weather conditions. for more information call 337-394-3754.

Bryant Benoit's artwork speaks to his Creole heritage and histories of his community through the usage of paint and collage. His paintings include references to local Creole architecture, Black musical history, and communal celebrations. As owner of Bryant Benoit Gallery Indigenous Art, he says of his art, "My perception of my Culture is expressed through my work. I tell stories of love, pain, family and spirituality."