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Time to Get Funky at Funktoberfest
The fourth round of the outdoor craft beer and music festival more
Vik Muniz, After Warhol: Double Mona Lisa (Peanut Butter and Jelly), 1999, digital C-print. © Vik Muniz. Courtesy of Sikkema Jenkins & Co.
Feast for the Eyes: The Story of Food in Photography
New traveling exhibition at LASM shows that we are what we see in what we eat more
A High Watermark for Baton Rouge
The revitalization of the city's first “high rise” skyscraper echoes the recent Baton Rouge renaissance more
Happenin' Hattiesburg
You may not think of Hattiesburg, Mississippi as a bustling hub of the South, but that could be changing—and quickly. more
Appreciating Antiquing in Breaux Bridge
Treasure-seekers, whether they’re looking for century decor or artifacts of Cajun culture, will be delighted to find that Acadiana has a heart of gold waiting for them. more
One Book One Community: Hidden Figures
The East Baton Rouge Public Library brings Hidden Figures to Baton Rouge more
Magic on Main’s Holiday World Tour
Do you “Believe in the Berry”? New Iberians sure do—that's the theme of the town's fortieth annual Christmas parade, which rolls down its historic Main Street on Saturday, December 9. more
Reinstalling the Permanent Collection at the LSU Museum of Art
Thousands of square feet of Louisiana art come together for a single multi-gallery exhibit more
FifoCon
Those who grew up with Cajun grandparents recall tales of the Fifolet—a mystical, fabled entity that manifests as a bluish orb of light and dwells deep in the swamps, luring travelers to treasure. more
Welcome to Pass Christian
One of the prettiest of the Mississippi Gulf Coast’s elegant string of cities and towns, Pass Christian has a colorful history stretching back well before American independence. more
Welcome to St. Tammany Parish
Today, the Northshore is a thriving bundle of historic communities, each with its own personality, set amid green spaces and wildlife preserves. more
Introducing the Seafood Queen
It’s good to be the king, of course, but it can be even better to be the queen, especially if, like St. Martinville’s Bonnie Breaux, you get to be the Seafood Queen. more
Pierre Bonnard. Cannet Landscape during the Mistral Winds, 1922. Oil on canvas. 19" x 24". Photo courtesy Le Musée Bonnard, Le Cannet, Côte d'Azur.
Pierre Bonnard: Landscapes of Le Cannet
Lafayette’s Hilliard University Art Museum is thrilled to announce a new exhibit of the work of French artist Pierre Bonnard, titled Pierre Bonnard: Landscapes from Le Cannet. more
