WE CURATE,
YOU CUSTOMIZE
Hundreds of Cajun + Creole voices form a lively chorus across six stages and tents
in Lafayette’s Girard Park.
WE CURATE,
WE CURATE, YOU CUSTOMIZE
Hundreds of Cajun + Creole voices form a lively chorus across six
stages and tents in Lafayette’s Girard Park.
SCHEDULE
Screenings, conversations, and performances
Join us for the premiere of Dry Bones at the AcA in downtown Lafayette as part of the Festivals Acadiens et Créoles. Over the course of afternoon and early evening sessions, this special event will feature a screening of the entire series, conversations with the team behind Dry Bones, and a number of special performances.
Acadiana Center for the Arts
101 West Vermilion Street | Lafayette, Louisiana 70501
Afternoon Session | 2:00–4:45pm
Evening Session | 7:00–9:30pm
SYMPOSIUM
On Friday, Oct. 9, dive into the “why” of our festival at our symposium, where our artists, educators, and community leaders meet at the crossroads of tradition and innovation.
This year we go deeper than ever, with the help of Smithsonian. We’ll be examining South Louisiana’s cultural history alongside Smithsonian’s Folklife work, within the wider context of the nation’s 250th anniversary. This year’s festival theme, “Revolution and Evolution: Celebrating 250 Years of Cultural Fusion on the Bayou,” promises a rich examination of French Louisiana today.
SCHEDULE
Screenings, conversations, and performances
Join us for the premiere of Dry Bones at the AcA in downtown Lafayette as part of the Festivals Acadiens et Créoles. Over the course of afternoon and early evening sessions, this special event will feature a screening of the entire series, conversations with the team behind Dry Bones, and a number of special performances.
Acadiana Center for the Arts
101 West Vermilion Street
Lafayette, Louisiana 70501
Afternoon Session | 2:00–4:45pm
Evening Session | 7:00–9:30pm
SYMPOSIUM
On Friday, Oct. 9, dive into the “why” of our festival at our symposium, where our artists, educators, and community leaders meet at the crossroads of tradition and innovation.
This year we go deeper than ever, with the help of Smithsonian. We’ll be examining South Louisiana’s cultural history alongside Smithsonian’s Folklife work, within the wider context of the nation’s 250th anniversary. This year’s festival theme, “Revolution and Evolution: Celebrating 250 Years of Cultural Fusion on the Bayou,” promises a rich examination of French Louisiana today.
