Calendar of events
Mar 07 to Jun 21
Fri
AMoA: George Rodrigue-The River is the Road
Culminating its traveling schedule in Alexandria, this exhibit is the first of its kind and traces 45 years of the river in George Rodrigue's paintings, exploring the unique ways Rodrigue used the river as a reference to his Cajun heritage, and ultimately as a metaphor for the journey of life.
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May 29 to Jun 01
Thu
Spectral Sisters 10-Minute. Play Festival
Spectral Sisters Productions (SSP) presents "What Had Happened Was…," an evening of provocatively original ten-minute plays, Thursday, May 29 through Sunday, June 1, 2025. SSP's 10-Minute Play Festival features contest-winning works by local and regional writers and casts of local players.
May 30 to Jun 02
Fri
Spectral Sisters 10-Minute. Play Festival
Spectral Sisters Productions (SSP) presents "What Had Happened Was…," an evening of provocatively original ten-minute plays, Thursday, May 29 through Sunday, June 1, 2025. SSP's 10-Minute Play Festival features contest-winning works by local and regional writers and casts of local players.
May 31
Sat
AMoA: Printmaking Adult Art Class
Join Madilyn Anderson for a day of printmaking beginning with concept drawings, participants will carve images to create original prints utilizing personal symbols, much like George Rodrigue with his Blue Dog.
May 31
Sat
UWCL Neighbor Opportunity Community Conference
Join us for our Neighbor Opportunity Community Conference on Saturday, May 31 at the Bolton Community Center from 10a - 2p. When our community can thrive and access resources to achieve financial stability, we all win. Tell a friend and bring one, too!
May 31
Sat
The Legend Lives On: The World Renowned Elvis Tribute
The King is coming back — for one night only!
May 31 to Jun 03
Sat
Spectral Sisters 10-Minute. Play Festival
Spectral Sisters Productions (SSP) presents "What Had Happened Was…," an evening of provocatively original ten-minute plays, Thursday, May 29 through Sunday, June 1, 2025. SSP's 10-Minute Play Festival features contest-winning works by local and regional writers and casts of local players.