Good morning, Lafayette.

The Glenn Armentor Law Corporation selected the Lafayette Breakfast Sertoma Club as April's Non-Profit of the Month and gave it a $500 check.

The club helps people with speech and hearing problems and supports music artists with hearing protection in Acadiana.

Festival International 2025 officially kicked off its second night at Scene Lus Internationale, drawing locals and global visitors while volunteer Neysha (Swirl Girl) returned to join the festivities.

Due to heavy rains and flooding, Lafayette closed several roadways—Evangeline Thruway between the tracks and Pinhook Road, N.

University at the underpass, and downtown streets including Jefferson Street and select blocks on Ambassador Caffery Pkwy, Moss, St. Landry, Surrey, Tideland Road, and Market Place. Officials said more closures may be announced as conditions change.

Officials said that the Lafayette Parish Courthouse was closed yesterday due to heavy rain and flooding that created unsafe travel conditions for the public and staff—forcing the 15th Judicial District Court to remain closed for the workday.

The Lafayette City Council voted Tuesday to declare a traffic signal at Marie Antoinette and West Congress streets a public necessity for the new Lafayette High School building; the measure lets officials acquire necessary rights-of-way from property owners—critical for improving traffic flow at a busy intersection.

Festival International de Louisiane

April 26-27 — Parc International — Free admission — Experience a vibrant celebration of music, food, and culture in the heart of Lafayette.

Luke Winslow-King Concert

2:30-6:30 a.m. — Amtrak Station - LFT — Free entry — Experience the soulful sounds of slide guitar and traditional jazz from a celebrated artist.

The Greg Gordon Project Live

7 p.m. — Brass Room — Cost Info Unavailable — Experience an evening of rhythm & blues performed live from The Brass Room.

One-Night Event with Kevin and Kathi Zadai

6-9:30 p.m. — Home2 Suites by Hilton Parc Lafayette — No cost listed — Experience a night of fellowship and teaching in a welcoming environment.

Chrysler 300 Club Spring Meet

April 30 – May 4 — Hilton Garden Inn Lafayette/Cajundome — Registration Fee Required — Celebrate the 54th Annual Chrysler 300 Club Spring Meet with fellow enthusiasts in Lafayette.

Career Ignite Expo - Business Registration

9 a.m. - 1 p.m. — Martin Luther King Recreation Center — Free entry — Eighth graders explore career and education opportunities from local businesses.

Acadiana Bird Fair

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. — The District Event Center — Admission fee applies — Experience a vibrant live bird sale featuring various species and accessories for bird lovers.

Commissions Best Practices Workshop

— Acadiana Center for the Arts — Inquire about pricing — Learn how to effectively handle art commissions and avoid common pitfalls.

Alyse Young Live Performance

6-10 p.m. — Blu Basil Asian Fusion — Enjoy a night of live music with singer-songwriter Alyse Young, performing her original songs.

Le Bal du Dimanche featuring Cedric Watson & Bijou Creole

1-4 p.m. — Vermilionville Performance Center — $10 admission — Enjoy lively Cajun and Creole music and a buffet showcasing local cuisine.