Southeastern Louisiana University’s Community Music School hosted its annual Summer Band Camp earlier this summer.

Everyone’s favorite floppy-eared, fast-talking, joke-cracking rabbit was back in town for the first time in three years, along with several of his friends.

The Department of Visual Art + Design at Southeastern Louisiana University is currently hosting a summer exhibit titled “Disguises” at the university’s Contemporary Art Gallery, located at 100 East Strawberry Stadium.

Families were treated to a magical experience this week that came with plenty of tricks — not to mention plenty of laughs.

A Southeastern Louisiana University Community Music School student has been invited to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

Mixing together music, humor, and education — all while paying homage to the land down under — performer Rob Thomas entertained hundreds of children and adults during shows at the Livingston Parish Library.

Laine Hardy returned to the “American Idol” stage for “The Great Idol Reunion” on Monday, days after his high-profile arrest stemming from accusations made by his ex-girlfriend that he eavesdropped on her without her knowledge.

Former American Idol winner and Livingston Parish native Laine Hardy was issued a warrant by the LSU police Department on Thursday.

There will be plenty of shopping options for Spring Fest this weekend.

The Northlake Community Band will present its spring concert on Tuesday, April 19, at 7:30 p.m., in Pottle Auditorium on Southeastern Louisiana University’s campus.

Southeastern Theatre is presenting the premiere of Southeastern Louisiana University’s Inkslinger-winning play, “Mrs. Whitman’s Words for Women,” by Chicago-based playwright Shayne Kennedy.

Author, culinary activist, radio & television personality, and cooking instructor Poppy Tooker is set to visit Livingston Parish Library (LPL) for a special presentation on Saturday, April 9.

The story of a certain young wizard will soon be told in a new way, thanks to a joint production between Southeastern Louisiana University’s Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts and Southeastern Theatre.

Southeastern Louisiana University’s Jazz Ensemble presents its first concert of the spring on Wednesday evening, Feb. 23, at 7:30 p.m.

Madelyn Tanner, a fifth-grade 4-H member from Southside Elementary School, participated in the State 4-H Fashion Camp that ran Jan. 21-23 at Camp Grant Walker in Pollock, LA.

Southeastern Louisiana University’s Community Music School is accepting registrations for its spring 2022 session, which begins Monday, Jan. 24.

John Schneider got excited as he rattled off some of the stunts he and his crew were planning for his latest movie.

This weekend, the Livingston Parish Library is inviting families to ring in the holidays with Lady Chops, the stage name for performer Elizabeth Vidos, who will perform at multiple branches during a two-day run Dec. 11-12.

The big screen is back in Livingston Parish.

The Southeastern Louisiana University Symphony Orchestra will present a concert titled “American Classics” Dec. 1, at 7 p.m. in Pottle Music Auditorium.

When Ernest Scott entered the recording booth over the summer, his parents and brother were with him.

WALKER -- Throughout his book, Wade Garner repeats a four-word phrase that has helped him get through the darkest times of his life.

A group of college students will soon turn a parking garage into a stage.

There will be plenty for shoppers to buy and see during Fall Fest this weekend.

This weekend, live music is on the docket for Denham Springs.

It’s going to be a Louisiana Saturday night, featuring one of Louisiana’s favorite sons.

A local artist is being featured in a national art competition.

Southeastern Louisiana University’s Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts recently announced its 2021-22 season, which offers everything from live music to dance to theater.

Two local entities are inviting the boys to a “Guys Night Out.”

The Grand Country Junction will take ticket buyers back in time during its next show slated for Saturday, July 17.

Members of the Denham Springs Fine Arts Association will be featured in an upcoming exhibit at the Arts Council of Livingston Parish.

Two years after winning on the “American Idol” stage, Laine Hardy is gearing up for another, more grand stage.

Laine Hardy returned to network television earlier this week when he serenaded audiences with a performance of his newest song during an episode of ABC’s “The Bachelorette.”

Southeastern Louisiana University’s Community Music School hosted the Middle School Band Camp, one of several annual summer programs, the third week of June.

Movie Tavern by Marcus is celebrating the summer blockbuster season with Cinema Week, an industry wide, week-long party for movie-lovers that includes special promotions, giveaways, and double features.

SATSUMA -- The Grand Country Junction was back in full swing last weekend, entertaining a packed house with a plethora of country music tunes and dazzling light display inside the Suma Crossing Theater on Saturday, June 19.

DENHAM SPRINGS -- While instructor Dena Olinde walked around and offered tips on color combinations, several young artists were busy at work bringing their imaginative illustrations to life.

A local band will lend its talents to an upcoming country music showcase.

For the first time in more than a year, performers of the Old South Jamboree will take the stage.

For the next two months, photographs will fill downtown Denham Springs’ art gallery.

Cherie Ducote-Breaux didn’t let an allergic reaction stop her from wearing jewelry.

The Southeastern Louisiana University Theatre Department is presenting “Dark Skin Pavement,” a Black Lives Matter themed play by T.J. Young.

DENHAM SPRINGS -- Until the end of this month, the Arts Council of Livingston Parish will be filled with work created by youngsters.

It’s time to follow the yellow brick road to Hammond, Louisiana.

Children ages 6 and up will have the chance to create Easter-themed works of art during an upcoming workshop at the Arts Council of Livingston Parish.

DENHAM SPRINGS -- The Arts Council of Livingston Parish will soon recognize its Artist of the Year.

Entertainer and former “Dukes of Hazzard” star John Schneider is inviting people to take part in his studios’ new drive-in movie experience.

Children ages 6 and up are invited to partake in an upcoming art workshop focused on drawing and painting techniques.

The wizarding world has arrived at the Livingston Parish Library.