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Join Zonta of Lafayette Saturday, September 6th for the annual Roper Romp! Roper Romp is an all day event that takes place downtown in order to fundraise the Period Purse Project. Dress in your best Helen Roper (Three's Company) for a day filled with fundraising and supporting local businesses such as : Sola Violins, Sunday's, and Pops. For more information, click here.

Ivy Lancon, Terry Best, and Reece Trahan join us from IPAL to discuss their production of the Little Mermaid. The show will run August 29th-31st and September 5th-7th. For more information, click here.

The Lost Boy, the foundational backstory of the classic story of Peter Pan, will show at Citè des Arts. The show runs September 12 for an Opening Night Gala at 6:30 p.m., September 13, 19, and 20 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday Matinees September 14 and 21 at 2:00pm. For more information, click here.

'Fences', a gripping and poetic stage play by August Wilson, will be presented by the BTE at Cite des Arts September 4th-6th. The Black Theatre Experience (BTE) is a regional professional theatre company with a mission to spread the work of diverse playwrights. For more information click here.

Tave Lamperez, director of Tour du Teche, talks about how the project came to be and how people can be a part of the 135-mile journey on the Bayou Teche this October.

Atelier de la Nature, a 30-acre nature reserve and eco-educational campus, invites all children and families to the 2025 Halloween Art & Nature Festival, a one-day free event to celebrate Halloween, Louisiana's special natural surroundings and planet Earth, through art, music, food and science. For more information about the event and how to register, click here.

Lafayette’s Conscious Community event! Love Fest Lafayette is a free, all ages, community event at Moncus Park Amphitheater on Saturday March 25, 2023. For more information about the event, visit https://www.lovefestlafayette.org/.

Cajun men who might not love therapy but love dancing can now dance their way to mental health and women can belly dance. On Out to Lunch Acadiana.

BARE Walls is an art subscription service, operated through Basin Arts, which turns “BARE” business walls into gallery space. The program objective is twofold: to provide an affordable way for businesses to have a creative and dynamic workspace and to provide residual income for working artists in our community. BARE Walls hopes to create ongoing relationships between local artists and businesses while sustaining the local community and increasing the overall value of our creative economy. The program received start-up funding through the 24-Hour Citizen Project in 2018.For more information, visit their website.