Ken Bordelon and his sons Jack (left) and Alex order “Dat Foo Taco” and drinks from Taco de Paco.
The Arts Council of Livingston Parish held an artists reception on May 10 for the “Unleashed Studio Artists” exhibit at the Arts Gallery on Hummell Street in Denham Springs. Artist Jackie Braumuller shows her painting "Midnight Kiss" to fellow artist Michelle Conques. The exhibit is open to the public at the gallery through May 30.
Artist Jackie Braumuller shows her painting "City Park" to fellow artist Michelle Conques.
Artist Larry Offner is pictured with one of his favorite art pieces on display entitled "Hoodie."
Artist Jerry Wacker points to his painting "Herons on Alert" with his wife Janene.
Cherie Ducote-Breaux (right) shows some of her handmade jewelry to Arts Council Member Teri G. Sullivan.
Artist Liz Ferguson looks at one of her acrylic paintings, “Mary, Mother of Jesus.”
Arts Council Member Teri Sullivan (right) helps Christine George of Baton Rouge take her newly bought painting off display. The painting “Unleashed" is an original piece by Artist Barbara Fornias.
Janene Wacker holds her purchased painting, “Sassy Chicken” by Cynthia Ann D'Antoni-Batts.
The Baton Rouge Youth Ballet gave a performance of the ballet “Firebird” at the Denham Springs-Walker Library on Monday, June 2. The Firebird, played by Juliet Alise, dances with Prince Ivan, played by Javier Banks.
Prince Ivan, played by Javier Banks, holds a magical egg which contains the soul of the evil magician, Kashchei the Immortal, played by Kelsie Guzik. Soldiers who fight with Prince Ivan were played by Mary Grace Beck, Noah Naigle, Sydney Veazey and Anna Katherine Jones.
Prince Ivan, played by Javier Banks, is attacked by monsters who work for evil Kostchei. Monsters were played by Viola Chenevert, Katherine Scott, JoAnna McBride, Chloe Higgins, Adrienne Simmons and Andrea Chen.
The Baton Rouge Youth Ballet gave a performance of the ballet “Firebird” at the Denham Springs-Walker Library on Monday, June 2. The Firebird was played by Juliet Alise.
Nine-year-old Madison Lee receives an order of cheesy nachos from Yvonne Henderson of Cajun on the Go. Several food trucks participated in a benefit for Women Outreaching Women (WOW) on Thursday, June 5, in the parking lot of Iberia Bank in Denham Springs.
Women Outreaching Women (WOW) Board Member Leesha Gleeber of the Livingston Parish News talks to Sarah Mitchell (left) during the Food Truck benefit for WOW in the Iberia Bank parking lot. Also pictured are Paula Lee and her son, Jackson.
Three-year-old David Griese gets a case of the cheesy fingers while eating nachos and waits for a napkin from mom or dad.