Due to Hurricane Delta, Festivals Acadiens et Creoles rescheduled their first-ever online event. The virtual edition of the festival will now take place on October 16 through Sunday, October 18. Their lineup and schedule will remain the same as it was originally set. Cafe Vermilionville will host…
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Lafayette’s most famous poboy shop is lending its hand to local musicians in need. On Monday night, Olde Tyme Grocery will sponsor up and coming pop party band The Good Dudes for a Facebook Live event. Other live streams happening this week include intimate concerts from Cajun guitarist David…
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John Bel Edwards announced last week that all bars in Louisiana must again shut their doors. The recent spike in COVID-19 infections around the state put pressure on the governor and his administration to put in place new restrictions for public gatherings. The state has also made masks mandatory in…
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The annual summertime celebration of our area’s cultural roots will make its way online this year…
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After over ten years of co-fronting Lafayette’s Pine Leaf Boys, fiddler Courtney Granger is saying…
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Last week’s final Downtown Alive and Southern Screen Film Fest brought fall festival season to a…
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Born and raised in Houston, J. Paul Jr. grew up singing and playing drums at church which eventually…
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Much like Jazz Fest in New Orlean, the after-hour shows during Festival International are a big part…
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A bowed string instrument, the fiddle is central to the sound, culture, and history of Cajun music…
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Though the Po-Boy is almost always linked to its birthplace of New Orleans, Lafayette and the…
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