
LSU Eunice Historian Speaks at British Embassy
Michael Ray Taylor presented a lecture on Scotland's ties to the American Revolution at an event in Washington, D.C.
This page covers entertainment in Louisiana, from film and television production and live music to arts venues and festivals. Stories are reported at the state level, across the state's cultural scenes and the business behind them.

Michael Ray Taylor presented a lecture on Scotland's ties to the American Revolution at an event in Washington, D.C.
Visit Lake Charles joins the Taste Louisiana event in Chicago on November 4, 2026, featuring Southwest Louisiana chefs and food.
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The artist drops their latest track alongside an official visualiser for fans.

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The state has designated October 2026 as the 12th annual Folklife Month to honor cultural tradition bearers.

The 26-minute film "Settling St. Malo" explores a Filipino fishing village destroyed by storms in the early 20th century.

Reporting here centers on film and television shoots, concerts and touring acts, museum and theater programming, and the festivals that draw crowds across the state. Coverage reaches from the New Orleans metro to the smaller cities and parishes where cultural events take root. Production incentives and studio decisions shape the calendar as much as box office results do. Music heritage and tourism-driven events give the state's entertainment scene a character that rarely appears elsewhere.