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- 1Psychological horror play to get staged reading in Lafayette, Indiana●Hey there, everyone, especially those around # LafayetteIN # Indiana . I wrote a 10-minute psychological & religious hor
Playwright Scott Starkey has announced a staged reading of his new ten-minute psychological and religious horror play in Lafayette, Indiana. The reading is scheduled for either October 14 or 15 at Matchbox coworking studio at 17 South 6th Street, with the exact date still to be confirmed. Local theatre audiences are being invited to attend the event.
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A man in Lafayette has been formally charged with attempted murder, according to local news reporting. Few details about the suspect, the alleged victim, or the circumstances of the incident have been released so far. Formal charges indicate prosecutors have decided to pursue the case, and an initial court appearance is typically the next step in the process.
- 3Art Museum of Greater Lafayette to show Star City Nights communal work▼Art Museum of Greater Lafayette to display Star City Nights communal work
The Art Museum of Greater Lafayette in Indiana is preparing to display a communal work connected to Star City Nights. The piece, created collectively, will be shown at the museum. It is a local arts story of interest to residents of the Lafayette area and those following community art projects in the region.
- 4UL Lafayette's 'Dry Bones' project revives Louisiana roots music▼UL Lafayette’s ‘Dry Bones’ gives Louisiana roots music new life
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has launched 'Dry Bones', an initiative aimed at preserving and revitalising Louisiana's roots music traditions. Based in Lafayette, the project seeks to give new life to the region's distinctive musical heritage, including Cajun, zydeco and other local styles. The Daily Advertiser highlighted the effort, drawing local attention to the university's role in safeguarding the state's cultural sound.