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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2018

Music at the Mag
Friday-March 30th – The Delta Drifters
Saturday-March 31st – Jake Gunter
Imahara’s Botanical Garden
Open on Saturdays from 10am-3pm and Sundays from 1pm -3pm beginning February 17th until April 29th, the garden will close to the public thereafter for more information please call 225-635-6001.
HOME BY SPRING - HALLMARK MOVIE
On Saturday March 31st, check out Home by Spring movie on the Hallmark Channel, this was our latest movie shoot in St. Francisville. 
COMMUNITY EGGSTRAVAGANZA -  Saturday March 31, 2018 9am-12pm
Come one, come all! West Feliciana High School Interact Club is hosting a community Easter Eggstravaganza on March 31, 2018 at Parker Park. There will be games for kids of all ages including an Easter egg hunt for kids up to 10 years old. More details and information to follow on community social media sites.

30th Annual Hemingbough’s Easter Sunrise Service – Sunday-April 1
10101 Hwy 965 W in St. Francisville.
Interdenominational Service
Free to the public
Held in the Greek Amphitheater overlooking the lake  (Held indoors in case of rain)
Rev. Chris Andrews
Casual Dress
225-635-6617
Hemingbough10101@gmail.com

Audubon Under the Oaks – Sunday-April 8
An afternoon of living history at Oakley Plantation with John J Audubon & the Strong Women of Oakley
This new event is from 4p-6pm at Oakley Plantation Audubon State Historic Site 11788 Highway 965
Louisiana State Fiddle Champion James Linden Hogg with perform, hors d’oeuvres & Open Bar. Tickets are $50.00 in advance and $55.00 at the door.
Tickets may be purchased at www.bontempstix.com

Angola Museum’s Milestones of Memories- Sunday-April 8
The Louisiana State Penitentiary Museum Foundation invites you to join us for the 20thAnniversary Museum’s Milestones of Memories Celebration at the Museum from 1-4pm.  The event will feature a panel of Angola’s museum directors.  Past and present board members will also attend.  A new exhibit documenting the museum’s history will be on display in the Receiving Center annex.   Tours of the museum will be available and light refreshments will be served.  All activities will take place in the Receiving Center.  The event is free and open to the public.    
Angola Rodeo and Crafts – April 21 and 22
Tunica Hills Music Fest & Jam – Saturday - April 21

Monday, July 4, 2016

July 2-4, 2016 Happenings

MUSIC AT THE MAG THIS WEEKEND

FRIDAY NIGHT – Yvette Landry

SATURDAY NIGHT – Dikki Du and the Zydeco Krewe



THE BIG CHILL – SATURDAY JULY 2ND 

West Feliciana Parish Sports Park is hosting the first Big Chill in The Ville, a festival to celebrate the nation’s birthday with music, fun and fireworks. One of the top attractions will be several tons of snow .

Gates open for The Big Chill at 4 p.m. Beginning at 5 p.m., two bands are scheduled to play: Boogie Long & The Blues Revolution as the opener, and the headliner is Phat Hat, which plays popular and contemporary rhythm and blues and dance music. The evening will culminate with a professional fireworks show after dark. Admission to the festival is free.



ANNUAL JULY 4TH FIREWORKS, FOOD AND MUSIC – MONAY JULY 4TH

The Town of St. Francisville, The American Legion and the West Feliciana Parish Sports Park welcome you to the annual Independence Day celebration.  Arrive at the Sport Park around 6:30pm for music, and refreshments, with fireworks at dark. 



Check out the downtown shops for the Summer Sales.

Tuesday, May 24, 2016

MUSIC AT THE MAG

Friday-May 20th - Little Hub & The Wheel
Saturday-May 21st – Trainwreck
Friday-May 27th – The Delta Drifters
Saturday-May 28th – Dikki Du and the Zydeco Krewe


FARMER’S MARKET EVERY THURSDAY ON WILCOX ST.

   9am-1pm    Support our local farmers.



ROSEDOWN PLANTATION STATE HISTORIC SITE

Garden Tour Fridays will take place the first Friday of each month at 10am.  A guided walking tour of the historic Rosedown Gardens and Outbuildings. 

Tunes and Tours: Rosedown Music Festival – Saturday May 21st 10am-2pm.  Come visit Rosedown Plantation to celebrate the Turnbull and Bowman families’ love of music.  Held in conjunction with the

National Park Trust’s “Kids to Parks Day”, visitors are invited to come hear music played throughout the park before coming on a tour of the main house.  Acoustic musicians are welcome to bring a chair and share their talents.

THE BLUFFS ON THOMPSON CREEK GOLF AND CONFERENCE RESORT

May’s Music Schedule:
Saturday, May 21 6-9 pm- Vida Duet Band
Saturday, May 28  6-9 pm  - Brandon & John of Mojo Mudd


Sunday Brunch on The Greens-at The Bluffs on Thompson Creek
Every Sunday from 10:30 am – 1:30 pm

TWILIGHT GOLF RATE
  *   Monday through Thursday after 3 pm - $45
  *   Friday through Sunday after 3 pm - $52
  *   Book your tee time 225-634-5757

MILITARY GOLF RATE

  *   Enjoy our daily golf discount rate for active duty military - $45
  *   Book your tee time 225-634-5757

FIRST RESPONDERS MONDAYS GOLF RATE
  *   Every Monday first responders and seniors can enjoy our special rate - $45   (includes firefighters, police, paramedics, etc.)
  *   Book your tee time 225-634-5757

SENIOR GOLF RATE
  *   Monday – Thursday at The Bluffs we offer a senior rate of $45
  *   Book your tee time 225-634-5757

Stay & Play Packages at The Bluffs
Whether you want to book an adventure, schedule a vacation, or arrange a relaxing staycation, we meet your needs. Enjoy luxury accommodations at affordable prices at one of Louisiana’s top-rated golf courses, and benefit from our special rates when you stay at the Lodge and also play golf at the Club. Call 225-634-5222


UPCOMING EVENTS IN JUNE:

Walker Percy Weekend – June 3, 4 and 5, 2016
Day The War Stopped – June 10, 11 and 12, 2016

Friday, April 22, 2016

Happenings in April 2016

WE LOVE IT HERE !!!   HAPPENING IN THE HILLS



MUSIC AT THE MAG

Friday-April 22nd-Mojo Mudd
Saturday-April 23rd- Carlo Ditto Band
Friday-April 29th- The Delta Drifters
Saturday-April 30th – Nouveau String Band



FARMER’S MARKET EVERY THURSDAY ON WILCOX ST.

   9am-1pm    Support our local farmers.


ROSEDOWN PLANTATION STATE HISTORIC SITE


Garden Tour Fridays will take place the first Friday of each month at 10am, starting on February 5th.  A guided walking tour of the historic Rosedown Gardens and Outbuildings. 



Photo Day – April 21, 2016 from 5pm-8pm.  This is a paid evening program.  The park will stay open until dark on designated days.  Each person will pay $15 to take pictures throughout the grounds, but not in the buildings, from 5pm until dark around 8pm.  Photographers will make reservations in advance to take the desirable sunset pictures of Rosedown.  Payment will be required before 5pm and a parking pass will be issued.  The scheduled days are the first and third Thursdays in April and May.



THE BLUFFS ON THOMPSON CREEK GOLF AND CONFERENCE RESORT

Brunch on the Greens:  Sunday Buffet Brunch every Sunday from 10:30am-1:30pm   Call for reservations 225 634-6419.

 Live Music every Saturday from 6pm-9pm.

April 23rd - Styk

MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH-SUNDAY, May 8, 11 am and 1 pm seating

Treat mom to our delicious brunch buffet. Assorted salads, Refish Acadiana, Caribbean Flank Steak, and desserts with so much more. Call to reserve your spot 225-634-6419.

ST. FRANCISVILLE SPRING GARDEN STROLL  

The 2016 Spring Garden Stroll will be held on Saturday, April 30, 2016 featuring four private gardens and the educational school gardens in West Feliciana Parish. 

Tickets may be purchased the day of the event at St. Francisville Town Hall or purchased in advance by contacting the LSU Ag Center Office in St. Francisville at 225-635-3614. NO CREDIT CARDS.

NATIONAL TOURISM WEEK  

Please join us on Monday May 2nd at 3:30pm at Oakley Plantation to celebrate National Tourism Week with Lt Governor Billy Nungesser.  We will also be announcing our local Tourism Award Winners.


ST. FRANCISVILLE SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION  

On Friday May 6th at Jackson Hall the Baton Rouge Symphony will present the last concert of this season

“A Piano Trio” along with the Wine and Cheese Reception & Silent Auction beginning at 6pm.

Tickets are $25.00 and available for purchase at The Bank of St. Francisville.

Saturday, March 19, 2016

WE LOVE IT HERE!!!

WE LOVE IT HERE !!!   HAPPENING IN THE HILLS

MUSIC AT THE MAG

Friday-March 18th- Dale Sellars
Saturday-March 19th – The Fugitive Poets
Friday-March 25th – The Delta Drifters
Saturday-March 26th – Late Evening

FARMER’S MARKET EVERY THURSDAY ON WILCOX ST.
   9am-1pm    Support our local farmers



ROSEDOWN PLANTATION STATE HISTORIC SITE

Garden Tour Fridays will take place the first Friday of each month at 10am, starting on February 5th.  A guided walking tour of the historic Rosedown Gardens and Outbuildings. 

Civil War Display for the entire month of March from 10am-4pm A display featuring the Civil War in Louisiana will be mounted in the Gift Shop Conference room.  The exhibit will present various aspects of the conflict and will be displayed the entire month to coincide with the annual Port Hudson re-enactment.



THE BLUFFS ON THOMPSON CREEK GOLF AND CONFERENCE RESORT

Brunch on the Greens:  Sunday Buffet Brunch every Sunday from 10:30am-1:30pm   Call for reservations 225 634-6419. 

Live Music on Saturday March 19th from 6pm-9pm featuring Kenny Acosta


45th Annual Audubon Pilgrimage – March 18, 19 and 20th

Join the West Feliciana Historical Society for a fabulous tour of homes.

The Cabildo, The Myrtles Plantation, Rosale Plantation, Vinci Cottage at Virginia, Woodleigh Garden,

Rosedown Plantation, Oakley Plantation and Afton Villa Gardens.  The churches Our Lady of Mt Carmel Catholic Church, United Methodist Church, Grace Church and St. Mary’s Church.  Presenting Living History, the Rural Homestead. 

Night time activities include Royal Street by Candlelight, Cemetery Tour, Robust Hymn Singing, Period Costumes and Vintage Dancers, Audubon Play and the Saturday Light Up the Night Soiree


For information please visit www.westfelicianahistoricalsociety.org.  Tickets can be purchased at the Museum or online.

Book Signing and Celebration Honoring Gen Trimble and her new book

Sunday March 20th from 4pm-6pm at Afton Villa Gardens.  Please join the author and friends to celebrate this beautiful new book and the Louisiana Garden Treasure it shares.  All are welcome, refreshments will be served. 


Easter Sunrise Service at Hemingbough
Service begins at 7am on Sunday March 27th at Hemingbough

Easter at the Bluffs Sunday March 27th Served Buffet Style2 seatings 11am and 1pm   Reservations Required   635-6419

Thursday, June 11, 2015

What’s coming up in St. Francisville


St. Francisville, La., "Happenings Newsletter" -  Entertainment, Festivals and Events.

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 HAPPENINGS: The newsletter to discover what's happening in St. Francisville and West Feliciana Parish.  Periodically articles from the "Friends of St. Francisville" blog will be added to this newsletter.  Following these article introductions you will find the most updated news on upcoming local events.  A good source to find updates on festivals can also be found on the St. Francisville Festival website.

What’s coming up in St. Francisville

Music at The Mag  in May

 Friday June 12- Landiappe
Saturday June 13 – Henry Turner & Flavor
Friday June 19- Little Hub and the Wheels
Saturday June 20- Clay Parker & Jodi James
Friday June 26- The Delta Drifters


FARMER’S MARKET EVERY THURSDAY ON WILCOX ST.
   9am-1pm    Support our local farmers


THE DAY THE WAR STOPPED – JUNE 12-14, 2015
An Annual Reenactment of a Unique Time in History

Friday, June 12, 2015
Downtown St. Francisville, Louisiana

7:00pm Graveside Histories at Grace Episcopal Church
8:00pm Historical Presentation at Masonic Lodge
                (Open To Public)


Saturday, June 13, 2015
Downtown St. Francisville, Louisiana

10:30am to 11:30am        Concert: Vintage Music at Jackson Hall (Grace Church)
11:30am to 12:30pm       Performance: Vintage Dancers at Jackson Hall (Grace Church)
11:30am to 12:30pm       Lunch at Masonic Lodge
12:30pm to 1:00pm         Historical Talk
1:00pm to 2:00pm            Drama & Reenactment of Burial for Union Commander John Hart 

Oakley Plantation  (Audubon State Historic Site)
6:00pm to 8:30pm            Civil War Dancers
6:00pm to 8:00pm            Tour

 Sunday, June 14, 2015

Rosedown Plantation
Exhibit on Burial Techniques

For a complete schedule of events please visit www.daythewarstopped.net


CHAMBER UNCORKED – SATURDAY JUNE 13TH                    

Wine Tasting and Fundraiser   7:00pm-10:00pm
Wyoming Plantation 5335 Commerce St.

How It Works

•             Teams are composed of two to three people.
•             Each team brings three bottles of red wine.
•             Two bottles are wrapped  and placed  on tables for tasting.
•             One bottle is put aside for prizes.
•             Guests rate the wines
•             Prizes go to guests who brought the highest rated wines.

$60.00 per team

For more information:  225 721-0022 or sfchamber@bellsouth.net


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Sunday, March 8, 2015

March Madness


St. Francisville, La., "Happenings Newsletter" -  Entertainment, Festivals and Events.

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 HAPPENINGS: The newsletter to discover what's happening in St. Francisville and West Feliciana Parish.  Periodically articles from the "Friends of St. Francisville" blog will be added to this newsletter.  Following these article introductions you will find the most updated news on upcoming local events.  A good source to find updates on festivals can also be found on the St. Francisville Festival website.

  
What’s coming up in St. Francisville

Music at The Mag  in March

Friday March 6th – Noggin      Saturday March 7th – Harris Bros. Trio

Friday March 13th – Sundanze     Saturday March 14th – Steve Judice &                                                       James Best

Friday March 20th – Bradley’s Circus     Saturay March 21st – Ben Bell

Friday March 27th – Hard Drivin Lincoln’s  
Saturday-March 28th – The Delta Drifters


FARMER’S MARKET EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY ON WILCOX ST.
   9am-1pm    Support our local farmers

FISH FRY --- Fridays during Lent 2015       February 20th - March 27th
Serving begins at 6:00 pm     Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church    11485 Ferdinand St
Fried or Grilled Catfish, Potato Salad or French Fries, Cole Slaw, Bread, Dessert and Soft Drink
$8.50 per plate
Dine -in on the Hill or Take out below the bluff on Ferdinand St
Proceeds benefit Knights of Columbus #7856's Charities

WEST FELICIANA PARISH LIBRARY MARCH EVENTS
MOVIE NIGHT – Saturday the 14th 6pm-8:15pm
The Hunger Games – MockingJay Part 1


YA CAFÉ BOOK CLUB – Monday the 16th and the 30th   5pm-6pm

St. Francisville Symphony Association Sponsors  Come as You Are, Pay what you can concert
St. Francisville, LA – The St. Francisville Symphony Association (SFSA) is pleased to announce that it is sponsoring a seasonal spring concert, entitled Musical Montage, on Friday, March 6, 2015 at 7:00pm at Grace Episcopal Church.  

Follow the SFSA on facebook at www.facebook.com/StFrancisvilleSymphony.

REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED!!

Youth Baseball & Softball
Youth Spring Soccer
After School Playground
Call Lee Hammer 784-8447 for more information.

ROUGE ROUBAIX March 14 and 15, 2015
An awesome biking event, Saturday for non competitive riders and Sunday for the competitive rider.
For more information  https://www.facebook.com/pages/Rouge-Roubaix/133129676743513

ARTS FOR ALL ANNUAL MEETING AND PICNIC
Details to follow.  Picnic in Parker Park at 4pm

44TH ANNUAL AUDUBON PILGRIMAGE    MARCH 20, 21 AND 22
Tickets can be purchased at the Museum or online at www.audubonpilgrimage .info

Daytime Tours $35.00
9:30am-5:00pm   (Sunday private homes are open 11am-4pm)
Good for all three days:
Four Private Homes
Oakley House, Audubon State Historic Site and Rosedown Plantation, State Historic Site
Afton Villa Gardens and 19th Century Churches
Recreated Working Rural Homestead
Authentic 1820’s Costumes and Costumed Children Dancing
Audubon Play

Friday Night Entertainment $20.00
6pm-9pm
Cemetery Tour (last tour starts at 8:15pm) at Grace Church
Robust Hymn Singing United Methodist Church
Wine & Cheese Reception (reception starts at 7pm) Bishop Jackson Hall
Period Costumes & Vintage Dancers – Bishop Jackson Hall
Audubon Play
Royal Street by Candlelight

Saturday Night Entertainment $50.00
7:00pm – Light Up the Night, Soiree
Live Music, Fine Food, Drinks and Dancing

All inclusive package $100.00.  Please visit website for details or call 225 635 6330  www.audubonpilgrimage.info
 
FELICIANA TENNIS CLASSIC  March 27-29, 2015
Benefitting: The West Feliciana Parent/Teacher Organization
Host Site: West Feliciana Sports Park in St. Francisville, LA
Format: Team Tournament (6-10 people per team). Teams will compete as 3 doubles pairs (one women, one men, one mixed)
Divisions: 5.5/6.0, 6.5, 7.5
Cost per player: $65.00  (includes all of the above)
Non-playing guest: $15.00  (includes all food and drink for the Saturday Night Social) Entry deadline:    March 1, 2015 or when full – Entries are limited to the first 25 teams. Draws:       March 25, 2015 (Will be sent to team captains)
Online Team Registration at http://felicianatennisclassic.eventbrite.com
Register by Mail at Feliciana Tennis Classic PO Box 2547 St. Francisville, LA 70775 (Registration will not be accepted without team payment)

Tournament email: missy@relocationcenter.com Questions??? Call Missy Higgins at 225-266-5577




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Friday, February 13, 2015

Happenings Feb. 11, 2015


St. Francisville, La., "Happenings Newsletter" -  Entertainment, Festivals and Events.

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 HAPPENINGS: The newsletter to discover what's happening in St. Francisville and West Feliciana Parish.  Periodically articles from the "Friends of St. Francisville" blog will be added to this newsletter.  Following these article introductions you will find the most updated news on upcoming local events.  A good source to find updates on festivals can also be found on the St. Francisville Festival website.


What’s coming up in St. Francisville

Music at The Mag  Friday – February 13th – Dale Sellars & Backroads

                                      Friday-February 20th – Smokehouse

                                      Friday-February 27th-Delta Drifters  



TWEEN & TEENS AT THE LIBRARY – FEBRUARY EVENTS


YA CAFÉ BOOK CLUB – Thursday February 19  5pm-6pm

MOVIE NIGHT – Saturday February 21  6pm-7:45pm  THE GIVER


HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY – CARRIAGE HOUSE RESTAURANT

Kaine's Sweet Potato and Andouille Soup and  Carriage House Sensation Salad
      

With choice of Entrees

Chicken Piccata over Angel Hair Pasta served with Citrus Grilled Asparagus         

5 oz Filet Mignon and GRILLED 5 oz Lobster Tail with Potato Au Gratin and Citrus Grilled Asparagus 

Blacken Mahi Mahi with 3 Jumbo Shrimp served  with Potato Au Gratin and Citrus Grilled Asparagus  
With choice of Dessert

Our Signature White Chocolate Bread Pudding with Crown Royal White Chocolate Sauce

New York Style Cheesecake with Fresh ?  Raspberry topping  or Decadent Chocolate Mousse

Free Glass of Champagne with Each Entree's 

39.99 Per Person/ $79.98per couple

Tax and Gratuity not included



Valentine’s Dinner at The Bluffs Restaurant – Saturday February 14th

2 seatings 5:30pm & 7:00pm       Reservations Required   634-6419     $89.98 per couple



Appetizer: Two Run Farms Beef Tar Tar or Ceviche of Bay Scallops

Soup: Broccoli & Cheddar or French Onion

Salad: Grilled Ceasar or Caprese

Entrees:  6oz. Filet se with Boursin Cauliflower Puree, Parmesan Chips. Roasted Beets & Rosemary Demi

     Or       Pan Seared Salmon set with Cous Cous and Fennel Mediterranean Salad, Gremolata. Parsnip Chips

     Or       Oven Roasted Chicken Breast with Roasted Red Peppers Risotto, Asparagus Tip and Pan Jus

Dessert: Chocolate Pot au Crème with Mint Whipped Cream or Tres Leche with Chocolate Covered Coffee Beans

Complimentary Glass of Champagne.



ARTS FOR ALL – “IT TAKE TWO TO TANGO” Art Show – February 15th

ARTS FOR ALL invites all to participate in our annual Art challenge, exhibit, walking parade and pot luck event!   There is nothing else like it anywhere!!

“It Takes Two to Tango”

ART SHOW!    February 15th, 2015

Arts For All Studio on Commerce St. in St. Francisville

The challenge this year is to collaborate with another artist, OR ARTISTS:  visual, written word, music, clay, etc.  to create one work.   The exhibit  will take place on the afternoon of Sunday, February 14th, 2015 from noon until 4:00 at which time we will proceed in our annual “crazy fun walking parade”  to BirdMan for a potluck dinner!  Info at artsforall.felicianalocal.com  or call Lynn at 225-721-1296    ALL ARE WELCOME!! 

 WRITERS & READERS SYMPOSIUM

The committee is excited to announce the 2015 featured authors for the Writers and Readers Symposium, award winners all: California mystery writer Abigail Padgett whose most recent book is set in St. Francisville, New Orleans novelist and short story writer Moira Crone, Louisiana Poet Laureate Ava Hayman, and the gifted photographer/writer Richard Sexton whose latest release explores and illustrates with dreamy images the Creole connections of New Orleans with the Latin Caribbean. Moderating this day-long program of individual and panel discussions with audience participation will be Carolyn Thornton; authors mingle with guests during lunch and will have autographed books available for purchase.

Ava Hayman will teach a poetry workshop for Bains Elementary students on Friday, February 20, and she joins Abigail Padgett in presenting a writers’ workshop for more mature aspiring and professional authors the following week in a stimulating plantation setting. Other monthly programs leading up to the Writers and Readers Symposium are planned as well, the first being a free community Folk Music Open Mic at Hemingbough Sunday, October 19, from 4 to 6 p.m. (contact dayreaves@bellsouth.net). Dramatic readings and memoir readings will follow in December and January.

Tickets for the Writers and Readers Symposium: A Celebration of Literature and Art, will be available beginning in November, and those interested are encouraged to reserve early. For information on the photography exhibit and free monthly community events, contact Darlene Reaves (dayreaves@bellsouth.net); to volunteer, to engage speakers for book clubs and other organizations, and for additional information, contact Dr. Olivia Pass (oliviapass@bellsouth.net).


FELICIANAS SPRING SEMINAR SERIES  - HOME GROUNDS

Tuesday-February 24th from 6pm-8:30pm   Bedding plants for Landscape Color (Dan Gill)
 Nuisance Wildlife (Dr. Don Reed)

Thursday-February 26th from 6pm-8:30pm  Mulches & Composting (Miles Brashier)
 Drought-Resistant Landscaping (Andre Brock)

New Location – the West Feliciana Parish Library on Burnett Rd.  Free Admission, Door Prizes & Refreshments provided.  Andre Brock  abrock@agcenter.lsu.edu  (225)  635-3614  Bobby Bingham  bbingham@agcenter.lsu.edu

 WRITERS WORKSHOP – SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28   9AM-4PM  at Butler Greenwood Plantation

Louisiana Poet Laureate Ava Leavell Hayman and award-winning novelist Abigail Padgett join forces to help existing and aspiring writers hone their writing skills.  Both writers will lead participants in writing activities and exercises.  Writers are invited to bring samples of their work for critiquing.  This workshop is designed to help participants identify, polish and (for works in prose) ultimately learn how to get their stories published.   Beginners are especially welcome!       Lunch is provided , limited to 20 persons   $125.00.  For additional information contact Dr. Olivia Pass 
(oliviapass@bellsouth.net)



ARTS FOR ALL HOSTS:
February 28-March 1- Encaustic workshop by Kat Fitzpatrick  9:00 – 4:00 both days  $300 for the weekend .  For more information see our website   artsforall.felicianalocal.com

ROSEDOWN PLANTATION STATE HISTORIC SITE – FEBRUARY EVENTS

Black History Month Display at Rosedown SHS: Month of February, 10 am-4 pm. In celebration of Black History Month, Rosedown will mount a display in the gift shop conference room honoring the lives and accomplishments of African-Americans. The exhibit will feature pictures, brief biographies and music of African-Americans who had an influence on history. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.

African and Caribbean Influence in Southern Antebellum  Cooking at Rosedown  SHS: February  14, 2015, 11 am -2 pm.  In recognition/celebration  of Black History Month, State Parks Staff will discuss and demonstrate the tremendous influence of African and Caribbean peoples to the cooking heritage of the Antebellum South.  Visitors will receive printed menus and recipes of all dishes prepared during this demonstration, highlighting the specific African and Caribbean influences in each recipe. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.311 O locally.

Enslaved Life at Rosedown: February 28, 2015, 11 am. An overview of the history of African-American enslavement, specifically in Louisiana, followed by a more detailed look into enslaved life at Rosedown. The layout of the plantation, including outbuildings, home sites, work areas and fields will be discussed. Also discussed will be the duties and accomplishments of the inhabitants of Rosedown, including a walking tour of outbuildings on the grounds. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.


Fish Fry --- Fridays during Lent 2015           February 20th - March 27th

Serving begins at 6:00 pm

Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church

11485 Ferdinand St



Fried or Grilled Catfish, Potato Salad or French Fries, Cole Slaw, Bread, Dessert and Soft Drink

$8.50 per plate

Dine -in on the Hill or Take out below the bluff on Ferdinand St

Proceeds benefit Knights of Columbus #7856's Charities


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Friday, February 6, 2015

What's coming up in St. Francisville, La. - Feb. 5, 2015


St. Francisville, La., "Happenings Newsletter" -  Entertainment, Festivals and Events.

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 HAPPENINGS: The newsletter to discover what's happening in St. Francisville and West Feliciana Parish.  Periodically articles from the "Friends of St. Francisville" blog will be added to this newsletter.  Following these article introductions you will find the most updated news on upcoming local events.  A good source to find updates on festivals can also be found on the St. Francisville Festival website.

What’s coming up in St. Francisville

Music at The Mag  Friday- February 6th – Hard Drivin Lincolns

                                      Friday – February 13th – Dale Sellars & Backroads

                                      Friday-February 20th – Smokehouse

                                      Friday-February 27th-Delta Drifters  



TWEEN & TEENS AT THE LIBRARY – FEBRUARY EVENTS



YA CAFÉ BOOK CLUB – Thursday February 19  5pm-6pm

DIY – CRAYON ART – Thursday February 5   4pm-6pm 

                Limited to 10 people, bring your hair dryer

GAME NIGHT – Thursday February 12   5pm-6pm

MOVIE NIGHT – Saturday February 21  6pm-7:45pm  THE GIVER



A CELEBRATION OF LITERATURE & ART’S READERS SERIES- Thursday-February 5th



Book Discussion with Moira Crone’s The Ice Garden

Readers, join in on the discussion of the exciting novel, The Ice Garden, which will be via Skype with the author Moira Crone.  Moira is a participant in our upcoming Writers & Readers Symposium.  The West Feliciana Parish Library has a list of discussion questions for you to consider as you read the book.  West Feliciana Parish Library



JOIN US THIS WEEKEND FOR CHEF JON'S SPECIALS AT THE BLUFFS 2-5 TO 2-7 from 5 to 8pm

Appetizers:

Asian Marinated Crab Claws

Smoked Salmon with  Fried Capers served on Home made Crostini’s and Dill Cream Cheese

Salads

Roasted Beets with Goat Cheese and  Pine Nuts

Mixed Greens with  Almonds with a Basil Vinaigrette  Dressing

Soup

Roasted Asparagus

Entrees

Pulled Pork Torchon served with a  Creole Coleslaw

Italian Shrimp Pasta served with a Side Salad

Desserts

New York Cheese Cake with Chambord Blackberries

King Cake Bread Pudding



HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY – CARRIAGE HOUSE RESTAURANT

Kaine's Sweet Potato and Andouille Soup and  Carriage House Sensation Salad

             

With choice of Entrees

Chicken Piccata over Angel Hair Pasta served with Citrus Grilled Asparagus        

5 oz Filet Mignon and GRILLED 5 oz Lobster Tail with Potato Au Gratin and Citrus Grilled Asparagus 

Blacken Mahi Mahi with 3 Jumbo Shrimp served  with Potato Au Gratin and Citrus Grilled Asparagus  



With choice of Dessert

Our Signature White Chocolate Bread Pudding with Crown Royal White Chocolate Sauce

New York Style Cheesecake with Fresh ?  Raspberry topping  or Decadent Chocolate Mousse



Free Glass of Champagne with Each Entree's 



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ARTS FOR ALL – “IT TAKE TWO TO TANGO” Art Show – February 15th

ARTS FOR ALL invites all to participate in our annual Art challenge, exhibit, walking parade and pot luck event!   There is nothing else like it anywhere!!

“It Takes Two to Tango”

ART SHOW!    February 15th, 2015

Arts For All Studio on Commerce St. in St. Francisville

The challenge this year is to collaborate with another artist, OR ARTISTS:  visual, written word, music, clay, etc.  to create one work.   The exhibit  will take place on the afternoon of Sunday, February 14th, 2015 from noon until 4:00 at which time we will proceed in our annual “crazy fun walking parade”  to BirdMan for a potluck dinner!  Info at artsforall.felicianalocal.com  or call Lynn at 225-721-1296    ALL ARE WELCOME!! 



WRITERS & READERS SYMPOSIUM



The committee is excited to announce the 2015 featured authors for the Writers and Readers Symposium, award winners all: California mystery writer Abigail Padgett whose most recent book is set in St. Francisville, New Orleans novelist and short story writer Moira Crone, Louisiana Poet Laureate Ava Hayman, and the gifted photographer/writer Richard Sexton whose latest release explores and illustrates with dreamy images the Creole connections of New Orleans with the Latin Caribbean. Moderating this day-long program of individual and panel discussions with audience participation will be Carolyn Thornton; authors mingle with guests during lunch and will have autographed books available for purchase.

Ava Hayman will teach a poetry workshop for Bains Elementary students on Friday, February 20, and she joins Abigail Padgett in presenting a writers’ workshop for more mature aspiring and professional authors the following week in a stimulating plantation setting. Other monthly programs leading up to the Writers and Readers Symposium are planned as well, the first being a free community Folk Music Open Mic at Hemingbough Sunday, October 19, from 4 to 6 p.m. (contact dayreaves@bellsouth.net). Dramatic readings and memoir readings will follow in December and January.

Tickets for the Writers and Readers Symposium: A Celebration of Literature and Art, will be available beginning in November, and those interested are encouraged to reserve early. For information on the photography exhibit and free monthly community events, contact Darlene Reaves (dayreaves@bellsouth.net); to volunteer, to engage speakers for book clubs and other organizations, and for additional information, contact Dr. Olivia Pass (oliviapass@bellsouth.net).



FELICIANAS SPRING SEMINAR SERIES  - HOME GROUNDS

Tuesday-February 24th from 6pm-8:30pm   Bedding plants for Landscape Color (Dan Gill)

                                                                                      Nuisance Wildlife (Dr. Don Reed)

Thursday-February 26th from 6pm-8:30pm  Mulches & Composting (Miles Brashier)

                                                                                       Drought-Resistant Landscaping (Andre Brock)

New Location – the West Feliciana Parish Library on Burnett Rd.  Free Admission, Door Prizes & Refreshments provided.  Andre Brock  abrock@agcenter.lsu.edu  (225)  635-3614  Booby Bingham  bbingham@agcenter.lsu.edu



WRITERS WORKSHOP – SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28   9AM-4PM  at Butler Greenwood Plantation



Louisiana Poet Laureate Ava Leavell Hayman and award-winning novelist Abigail Padgett join forces to help existing and aspiring writers hone their writing skills.  Both writers will lead participants in writing activities and exercises.  Writers are invited to bring samples of their work for critiquing.  This workshop is designed to help participants identify, polish and (for works in prose) ultimately learn how to get their stories published.   Beginners are especially welcome!       Lunch is provided , limited to 20 persons   $125.00.  For additional information contact Dr. Olivia Pass

(oliviapass@bellsouth.net)



ARTS FOR ALL HOSTS:



February 28-March 1- Encaustic workshop by Kat Fitzpatrick  9:00 – 4:00 both days  $300 for the weekend .  For more information see our website   artsforall.felicianalocal.com



ROSEDOWN PLANTATION STATE HISTORIC SITE – FEBRUARY EVENTS



Black History Month Display at Rosed own SHS: Month of February, 10 am-4 pm. In celebration of Black History Month, Rosedown will mount a display in the gift shop conference room honoring the lives and accomplishments of African-Americans. The exhibit will feature pictures, brief biographies and music of African-Americans who had an influence on history. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.



Garden Tour Fridays at Rosedown SHS: February 6, 2015, 10 am. A guided walking tour of the historic Rosedown Gardens and Outbuildings. Program occurs every first Friday of each month. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.



African and Caribbean Influence in Southern Antebellum  Cooking at Rosedown  SHS: February  14, 2015, 11 am -2 pm.  In recognition/celebration  of Black History Month, State Parks Staff will discuss and demonstrate the tremendous influence of African and Caribbean peoples to the cooking heritage of the Antebellum South.  Visitors will receive printed menus and recipes of all dishes prepared during this demonstration, highlighting the specific African and Caribbean influences in each recipe. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.311 O locally.



Enslaved Life at Rosedown: February 28, 2015, 11 am. An overview of the history of African-American enslavement, specifically in Louisiana, followed by a more detailed look into enslaved life at Rosedown. The layout of the plantation, including outbuildings, home sites, work areas and fields will be discussed. Also discussed will be the duties and accomplishments of the inhabitants of Rosedown, including a walking tour of outbuildings on the grounds. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.


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Monday, January 19, 2015

What's coming up in St. Francisville, La. - Jan., 2015


St. Francisville, La., "Happenings Newsletter" -  Entertainment, Festivals and Events.

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 HAPPENINGS: The newsletter to discover what's happening in St. Francisville and West Feliciana Parish.  Periodically articles from the "Friends of St. Francisville" blog will be added to this newsletter.  Following these article introductions you will find the most updated news on upcoming local events.  A good source to find updates on festivals can also be found on the St. Francisville Festival website.





What’s coming up in St. Francisville

Happy New Year to All, we are excited about 2015 and hope you will come and enjoy St. Francisville.

 

Music at The Mag    Friday – January 16 – Gary Bello

                                       Friday –January 23 – Henry Gray

                                       Friday- January 30 – Delta Drifters

 

ST FRANCISVILLE SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION PRESENTS:

THE BAROQUE CONCERTO – January 16th at 7pm at Grace Episcopal Church.

Tickets can be purchased at the Bank of St. Francisville or by calling BRSO ticket office 225-383-0500 or at the door.

 

West Feliciana Parish Tourism THINK TANK 2014 - An Opportunity for Public Input

In the Fall of 2014 the West Feliciana Parish Tourist Commission (WFPTC) began an endeavor

to improve its strategy to attract visitors of all types with an overall goal of increasing

occupancy throughout the calendar year and improving the economic impact of tourism in the

parish.

This endeavor began with a series of charrettes (think tanks) targeting specific stakeholder

groups and will end with a community charrette open to the public. Information gathered at

all charrettes will form the basis for the WFPTC Strategic Plan.

A public charrette will be held on Tuesday January 27th, 2015 at the West Feliciana

Library between 4pm and 6pm. Members of the WFPTC, along with Tourism Executive

Director, Laurie Walsh, will be on hand to facilitate discussion. We are excited about this

process and look forward to your input. The meeting will be an open format allowing you to

drop by anytime between 4pm and 6pm at your convenience.

For any additional information please call Laurie Walsh 225 635 4224 or

westfelicianatourism@gmail.com

 

A CELEBRATION OF LITERATURE & ART’S READERS SERIES- Thursday-February 5th

 

Book Discussion with Moira Crone’s The Ice Garden

Readers, join in on the discussion of the exciting novel, The Ice Garden, which will be via Skype with the author Moira Crone.  Moira is a participant in our upcoming Writers & Readers Symposium.  The West Feliciana Parish Library has a list of discussion questions for you to consider as you read the book.  West Feliciana Parish Library

 

ARTS FOR ALL – “IT TAKE TWO TO TANGO” Art Show – February 15th

ARTS FOR ALL invites all to participate in our annual Art challenge, exhibit, walking parade and pot luck event!   There is nothing else like it anywhere!!

“It Takes Two to Tango”

ART SHOW!    February 15th, 2015

Arts For All Studio on Commerce St. in St. Francisville

The challenge this year is to collaborate with another artist, OR ARTISTS:  visual, written word, music, clay, etc.  to create one work.   The exhibit  will take place on the afternoon of Sunday, February 14th, 2015 from noon until 4:00 at which time we will proceed in our annual “crazy fun walking parade”  to BirdMan for a potluck dinner!  Info at artsforall.felicianalocal.com  or call Lynn at 225-721-1296    ALL ARE WELCOME!! 

 

WRITERS & READERS SYMPOSIUM

 

The committee is excited to announce the 2015 featured authors for the Writers and Readers Symposium, award winners all: California mystery writer Abigail Padgett whose most recent book is set in St. Francisville, New Orleans novelist and short story writer Moira Crone, Louisiana Poet Laureate Ava Hayman, and the gifted photographer/writer Richard Sexton whose latest release explores and illustrates with dreamy images the Creole connections of New Orleans with the Latin Caribbean. Moderating this day-long program of individual and panel discussions with audience participation will be Carolyn Thornton; authors mingle with guests during lunch and will have autographed books available for purchase.

Ava Hayman will teach a poetry workshop for Bains Elementary students on Friday, February 20, and she joins Abigail Padgett in presenting a writers’ workshop for more mature aspiring and professional authors the following week in a stimulating plantation setting. Other monthly programs leading up to the Writers and Readers Symposium are planned as well, the first being a free community Folk Music Open Mic at Hemingbough Sunday, October 19, from 4 to 6 p.m. (contact dayreaves@bellsouth.net). Dramatic readings and memoir readings will follow in December and January.

Tickets for the Writers and Readers Symposium: A Celebration of Literature and Art, will be available beginning in November, and those interested are encouraged to reserve early. For information on the photography exhibit and free monthly community events, contact Darlene Reaves (dayreaves@bellsouth.net); to volunteer, to engage speakers for book clubs and other organizations, and for additional information, contact Dr. Olivia Pass (oliviapass@bellsouth.net).

 

WRITERS WORKSHOP – SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28   9AM-4PM  at Butler Greenwood Plantation

 

Louisiana Poet Laureate Ava Leavell Hayman and award-winning novelist Abigail Padgett join forces to help existing and aspiring writers hone their writing skills.  Both writers will lead participants in writing activities and exercises.  Writers are invited to bring samples of their work for critiquing.  This workshop is designed to help participants identify, polish and (for works in prose) ultimately learn how to get their stories published.   Beginners are especially welcome!       Lunch is provided , limited to 20 persons   $125.00.  For additional information contact Dr. Olivia Pass

(oliviapass@bellsouth.net)

 

ROSEDOWN PLANTATION STATE HISTORIC SITE – JANUARY & FEBRUARY EVENTS

 

History Mythbusters at Rosedown SHS: January 12-25, 2015, 9 am-5 pm. Guides at historic houses frequently relate certain stories which have become standard features in tours. Many of these stories have no basis in fact, but are accepted by the visiting public as truth. For this program, several of the more common myths will be debunked as Rosedown' s interpretive staff relates the truth behind these myths, and the research debunking them.

 

Black History Month Display at Rosed own SHS: Month of February, 10 am-4 pm. In celebration of Black History Month, Rosedown will mount a display in the gift shop conference room honoring the lives and accomplishments of African-Americans. The exhibit will feature pictures, brief biographies and music of African-Americans who had an influence on history. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.

 

Garden Tour Fridays at Rosedown SHS: February 6, 2015, 10 am. A guided walking tour of the historic Rosedown Gardens and Outbuildings. Program occurs every first Friday of each month. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.



African and Caribbean Influence in Southern Antebellum  Cooking at Rosedown  SHS: February  14, 2015, 11 am -2 pm.  In recognition/celebration  of Black History Month, State Parks Staff will discuss and demonstrate the tremendous influence of African and Caribbean peoples to the cooking heritage of the Antebellum South.  Visitors will receive printed menus and recipes of all dishes prepared during this demonstration, highlighting the specific African and Caribbean influences in each recipe. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.311 O locally.

 

Enslaved Life at Rosedown: February 28, 2015, 11 am. An overview of the history of African-American enslavement, specifically in Louisiana, followed by a more detailed look into enslaved life at Rosedown. The layout of the plantation, including outbuildings, home sites, work areas and fields will be discussed. Also discussed will be the duties and accomplishments of the inhabitants of Rosedown, including a walking tour of outbuildings on the grounds. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.




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Thursday, October 16, 2014

Come play in the Hills


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 HAPPENINGS: The newsletter to discover what's happening in St. Francisville and West Feliciana Parish.  Periodically articles from the "Friends of St. Francisville" blog will be added to this newsletter.  Following these article introductions you will find the most updated news on upcoming local events.  A good source to find updates on festivals can also be found on the St. Francisville Festival website.

What’s coming up in St. Francisville

Music at The Mag    -  Friday – October 17-Dale Sellars

                               Saturday-October 18-Hard Drinkin Lincoln’s

                               Friday –October 24-Band on the Run

                              Saturday – October 25 – The Chris Girton Band

                 Friday – October 31 – Costume Party with the Delta Drifters

The Magnolia Café will stay open until 10pm on Friday and Saturday nights in October.

Historical Society Museum has a new exhibit through the month of October

The exhibit features local memorabilia on World War 1.  The museum is open daily from 9am until 5pm and on Sundays from 9:30am until 5pm.

Angola Prison Rodeo – every Sunday in October

The Wildest Show in the South – gates open at 9am, rodeo begins at 2pm and crafts stay open until 5pm.

For ticket information 225 655 2030 or online at www.angolarodeo.com

The Myrtles Plantation Halloween Extravaganza

The Myrtles Plantation will host their Halloween Extravaganza every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night in October.For details please call 225 635 6277

The Carriage House Restaurant at The Myrtles Plantation will be open for dinner every Sunday in October until 8pm

Folk Music Open Mic – Sunday October 19th

Hemingbough will be the venue for this free community event.  Bring your guitar, banjo or just yourself! Event will take place between 4pm-6pm  Sponsored by “A Celebration of Literature and Art” for more information contact Darlene Reaves dayreaves@bellsouth.net

Friends of the Library Book Sale – at the NEW Library on Burnett Road

A special “Friends Only” sale will be held on Friday October 24th from 8:30 until 4pm.  This is a thank you to the friends for all their support.
Saturday –October 25th the sale will open to the public at 8:30am and end at 2:30pm.  Great selection, speciality items, unbelievably low prices, the Friends will also have refreshments.  For more information call Pat Huertin – 784-2731

 The Yellow Leaf Arts Festival – October 25 and 26

October 25th and 26th, 2014 from 10 until 5 both days

You will find exclusively artists and craftspeople showing and selling their hand-made creations, great live music, activities for children, farmers with home-grown sweet potatoes and goodies made with home-grown sweet potatoes, all nestled in the friendly, relaxed, authentic, small town quaintness that is St. Francisville.  You really don’t want to miss this!

Music schedule: Saturday-  2nd grade choir- 10:00; songbird jam session/open mic – 10:30;  Clay Parker- noon;  Patrick Sylvest- 1:45;  Poetry readings-  3:30              

Sunday- songwriter showcase- 10:00 a.m. until noon; The Wilder Janes- 1:00;  The Fugitive Poets- 2:30

New this year: Native Bird Photography Contest.  All photographers are encouraged to enter up to three photographs of birds taken in West Feliciana, East Feliciana, or Pointe Coupee Parishes.  They will be hung at the festival on Saturday morning with judging to take place on Saturday.  Winners will be announced on Sunday afternoon at noon. Cash prizes will be awarded!  See our website for more information.

Rosedown Plantation SHS October 27-November 3

Rosedown Plantation will be showcasing Rosedown Funeral and Soul Stories.  The Rosedown Main House will be in mourning as Rosedown Interpretive Staff honors the memory of Daniel Turnbull.  Throughout the week, the house will be decorated according to 19th century mourning customs and on October 31st, at 4pm the staff will be dressed in 19th century-style mourning costumes and will present a first person interpretation of the Turnbull-Bowman family members as they speak about their lives and share reminiscences from the pasts.
For more information call 225 635 3110.

Trick or Treat down Main Street and local Halloween Carnivals – Thursday October 30th.







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Thursday, October 9, 2014

Fall is in Full Swing in St. Francisville


St. Francisville, La., "Happenings Newsletter" -  Entertainment, Festivals and Events.

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 HAPPENINGS: The newsletter to discover what's happening in St. Francisville and West Feliciana Parish.  Periodically articles from the "Friends of St. Francisville" blog will be added to this newsletter.  Following these article introductions you will find the most updated news on upcoming local events.  A good source to find updates on festivals can also be found on the St. Francisville Festival website.

 The Carriage House Restaurant will be open every Sunday in October from 5pm until 8pm. 
 

What’s coming up in St. Francisville

Music at The Mag    -  Friday – October 10 – United We Jam
               Saturday-October 11 – Clay Parker, Ryan Harris,  Eric Schmit
                                        Friday –October 17 – Hard Drinking Lincoln
                                        Friday – October 24 – Band on the Run
                                        Friday – October 31 – Delta Drifters

Historical Society Museum has a new exhibit through the month of October

The exhibit features local memorabilia on World War 1.  The museum is open daily from 9am until 5pm and on Sundays from 9:30am until 5pm.

Angola Prison Rodeo – every Sunday in October
The Wildest Show in the South – gates open at 9am, rodeo begins at 2pm and crafts stay open until 5pm.
For ticket information 225 655 2030 or online at www.angolarodeo.com

The Myrtles Plantation Halloween Extravaganza
The Myrtles Plantation will host their Halloween Extravaganza every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night in October
For details please call 225 635 6277

Movie in the Park – Friday October 10  MONSTER UNIVERSITY
St. Francisville Main Street and the Women’s Service League are hosting their annual Movie in the Park.  Bring your blanket and lawn chair in Parker Park on Commerce St.  We will have a Halloween craft before the movie.  Admission is one canned good for the West Feliciana Parish Food Bank.  The Service League will have yummy concessions for sale. This year’s movie is MONSTER UNIVERSITY.

Southern Garden Symposium – October 10 and 11th.
With featured speakers like LSU Ag Center's Dan Gill, award-winning New Orleans landscape architect Rene Fransen, and noted authors Greg Grant and Bill Welch, no other gardening program brings together top quality speakers and historic plantation settings as well as the Southern Garden Symposium in St. Francisville, Louisiana. Known as much for its engaging social events and historic venues as for its outstanding gardening lectures and workshops, the Southern Garden Symposium - now in its 26th year - has become an annual tradition for garden enthusiasts from across the south.
 For detailed information please visit www.southerngardensymposium.org

Warrior Dash – Saturday October 11th at the Sports Park
Mud, Sweat and Beer. 
For detailed information visit www.warriordash.com

Audubon State Historic Site Presents – Battle of Baton Rouge 1779
October 11 and 12th from 10am – 4pm on Saturday and 10am-2pm on Sunday
Explore Louisiana’s role in the American Revolutionary War.  Special activities include Musket and Artillery drills, Camp life as well as a battle on each day.  Each day visitors will get the chance to learn how the Revolutionay War soldier drilled and what hardships they faced 235 year ago.  For more information please contact 225 635 3739

Rosedown State Historic Site – October 11-Behind the Scenes Tour
Behind the Scenes Tour will start at 10:30am.  A guided tour of rarely seen aspects of Rosedown, focusing on the working side of a high-visitation historic site.  Visitors will get to view the attic of the main house and the production greenhouse, learning the “nuts and bolts” of what makes Rosedown tick. 

Folk Music Open Mic – Sunday October 19th
Hemingbough will be the venue for this free community event.  Bring your guitar, banjo or just yourself!
Event will take place between 4pm-6pm
Sponsored by “A Celebration of Literature and Art” for more information contact Darlene Reaves dayreaves@bellsouth.net

Friends of the Library Book Sale – October 24 and 25

The Yellow Leaf Arts Festival – October 25 and 26

Trick or Treat down Main Street and local Halloween Carnivals – Thursday October 30th.




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