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Culture

Meet the Literary Festival’s Great Southern Writer

Author Natalie Baszile can relate to the line by Anne Wilkes Tucker, “I have a field on my ... Read more

News

Rodrigue exhibit and auctions excite at annual museum gala

It was a happy crowd at the Sliman Theater Thursday night when auctioneer Fred Mills grabbed the microphone ... Read more

Opinion

Our obsession with true crime

In television, now more than ever, crime pays. A search for “true crime” on Netflix produced 300 titles. ... Read more

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The Fest is yet to Come

Feature I 2024 spring festivals The Fest is yet to Come Your complete guide to Acadiana’s festival scene ... Read more

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Cajun Creations I Discover local art, books and music

Cajun Creations I Discover local art, books and music The Noble Nelson Clan A Journey to Reclaim Our ... Read more

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‘Show stopping musical production’ coming to the IPAL stage

The Iberia Performing Arts League is opening its theatrical season with a show stopping number that has a ... Read more

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Famous Faces

Lagniappe Famous Faces Leaders and Legends from Iberia Parish Vivien Thomas (1910-1985) Thomas was unable to attend college ... Read more

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Reading list inspiration

Feature Story I Reading list inspiration TBR A look at the ‘To Be Read’ lists from around the ... Read more

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FOCUS I Your March Guide to Community News

FOCUS I YOUR MARCH GUDIE TO COMMUNITY NEWS  APPLAUSE The Acadiana Center for the Arts (AcA) announced in ... Read more

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Spreading Literary Joy

Small Communities of Bibliophiles Spreading Literary Joy Through Book Clubs of Every Kind by Patrice Doucet Every time ... Read more