What’s Happening
Music by Black Composers Recital – LAMTA
Acadiana Center for the Arts, 101 W Vermilion St, Lafayette, LA
ArtSpark Information Session
Acadiana Center for the Arts, 101 W Vermilion St, Lafayette, LA
John Boutté
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
Texas Headhunters: Grit, Groove & The Lone Star Truth
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
Creative Acadiana: Grant Writing
Artist as Entrepreneur Reunion + ArtSpark Check In
George Rodrigue: Works 1965-2000
Acadiana Center for the Arts - ArtHouse & Mallia Galleria
Dark Wave / Light Room
Acadiana Center for the Arts - Main Gallery, 101 W Vermilion St, Lafayette, LA 70501
Cannon Gauthreaux: Suffer on Silent
The Reaux Family Vault, 101 W Vermilion St, Lafayette, LA 70501
John Boutté
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
Texas Headhunters: Grit, Groove & The Lone Star Truth
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
Chris Thomas King
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
North Mississippi AllStars
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
Lúnasa
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
The Medicine Show Legacy
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
ArtSpark Information Session
Acadiana Center for the Arts, 101 W Vermilion St, Lafayette, LA
Creative Acadiana: Grant Writing
Artist as Entrepreneur Reunion + ArtSpark Check In
ArtSpark Workshopping
International Dance Festival NOLA
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
SWELL in ConcertRepeating Event
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
BTE Presents “Where the Suga Still Sweet” | A Play by Brian EglandRepeating Event
Acadiana Center for the Arts - James Devin Moncus Theater, 101 W. Vermilion Street
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- 10Music by Black Composers Recital – LAMTA5:00 am - 6:30 pmThis recital spotlights works by Black composers – voices that have been historically underrepresented in classical music. LAMTA members and local musicians will perform solo and chamber pieces, creating a space for community members to experience a richer, more diverse classical music tradition. It’s part of our , ...
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- 20ArtSpark Information Session5:30 pm - 7:00 pmAn opportunity to refresh yourself on the program goals and guidelines of the 2026 ArtSpark program, led by Community Engagement Director Anna Kojevnikov. This presentation will include any changes to the 2026 cycle as well as time for questions. , ...
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On Sundays, as the red beans were soaking for Monday’s dinner, John Boutté was awakened by the sounds of his New Orleans neighborhood. Voices carried over the fence from the church behind his home in the Seventh Ward, the home where he grew up, where most of his Creole family still lives and sings. Past the front , ... - 30
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VISITOR EXPECTATIONS
The Art of Courtesy
Visitor Code of Conduct
Acadiana Center for the Arts strives to create a positive and inclusive experience for all.
We ask all AcA guests to behave in a respectful manner and to be courteous toward other visitors, staff, and volunteers. Guests who are deemed disruptive or threatening to others may be asked to leave the facility.
For more information on policies visit: acadianacenterforthearts.org/visit-us
Expectations
Acadiana Center for the Arts strives to create a positive and inclusive experience for all. We ask all AcA guests to behave in a respectful manner and to be courteous toward other visitors, staff, and volunteers.
Guests who disregard verbal instructions given by staff or act in a way that is disruptive or threatening may be asked to leave the facility.
The following behaviors are encouraged while visiting the Acadiana Center for the Arts:
- Avoid any language or behaviors that may negatively impact the experience of fellow guests and/or staff.
- Be respectful of AcA spaces and exhibits.
- Use headphones for any video calls, playing of music, or other electronic audio.
- Children 14 years of age and younger MUST be accompanied by an adult.
The following behaviors are not allowed within the Acadiana Center for the Arts:
- Offensive, abusive, threatening or violent language/behavior.
- Possession of weapons of any kind.
- Smoking, vaping, and use of tobacco or cannabis.
- Eating or drinking in the museum galleries.
- Using flash photography in museum galleries
- Bringing pets, with the exception of service animals.
- Visiting when sick with a contagious illness.
TICKET SALES POLICIES
- AcA does not offer refunds, exchanges, or credits if you miss a performance or cannot attend a future performance.
- Ticket prices, show dates, times, performers, and performances are subject to change at any time. AcA may, at its sole discretion, offer refunds, exchanges, or credits in the event of major changes.
- All ticket sales are final. Special promotions and ticket offers are valid on new ticket purchases only.
- Performances are rarely cancelled due to weather. The safety of our guests is our top priority, and if you are concerned about attending a performance due to inclement weather, please call the Box Office at 337-233-7060, which can advise on local conditions and parking.
- Ticket holders may donate purchased tickets back to AcA. The value of the resold tickets supports AcA’s Silent Seats program, which offers complimentary seats to youth and families who would otherwise not be able to access high-quality performances.
WILL CALL PICK-UP PROCEDURES
- Photo ID matching the account name is required to pick up tickets from Will Call.
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CHILDREN
- Children age five and above are welcome to attend performances at the AcA. The AcA does not censor performances nor make any guarantees of show content. We encourage parents to use their discretion when deciding if a show is appropriate for their child.
- Children age 2 and under do not need a ticket for entry. Children 2 and under who enter free will need to sit in the laps of the accompanying adult. You can purchase a ticket if you need a seat for your 2 or under child.
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TICKET FEES
- All tickets, regardless of purchase location, include a facility fee retained by the AcA for general maintenance and upkeep of its venue.
- Tickets purchased online are subject to standard credit card fees. Fees vary by performance and ticket price.
- Season Ticket Packages are subject to per package handling fees if the patron requests that tickets be printed and mailed by the AcA.
ACCESSIBILITY
- The AcA strives to make every accommodation possible available to guests needing accessible seating. Seating is limited and we encourage guests to make arrangements in advance.
- The AcA provides an ADA accessible entrance, elevators to its mezzanine sections, listening devices, ADA accessible restrooms, and special seating (including wheelchair, motorized cart, difficulty with stairs and sight impairment)
ITEMS NOT PERMITTED IN OUR VENUES
- Alcohol from other locations, drugs, illegal substances or any paraphernalia associated with drug use
- Audio/Video recorders, professional cameras, tripods
- Glass containers of any kind, cans, bottles, coolers, food, and snacks from other locations
- Weapons of any type, including chains, knives, spiked jewelry and firearms (excluding law enforcement officers)
- Pepper spray/mace/other chemicals
- Duffel bags, backpacks or other oversized bags (larger than 12″ x 12″ x 6″)
- Noisemakers such as air horns
- Laser pens/pointers of any type
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