“We’re All Sha-Ho Now”
The Caddo grass house, destroyed by a deadly tornado, reopens this fall
Chris Jay
A Cautionary (and Funky) Tale
Professor Longhair: Rugged & Funky is Humanities Documentary Film of the Year
A New Chapter at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum
Renovations refresh a lesser-known Shreveport museum
Chapel in the Woods
Carmel’s Rock Chapel offers visitors a fascinating peek into the history of DeSoto Parish
Into Thin Air
The loss of Shreveport’s C. C. Antoine House highlights a need to protect vulnerable historical sites
John Barbry, Champion of Culture
A career spent advocating for Tunica–Biloxi traditions
Listen Local
Louisiana-made podcasts provide a window into the inner life of the Bayou State
Location Is Everything
The upcoming relocation and restoration of the Pacale–Roque House in Natchitoches will reshape the riverfront of Louisiana’s oldest city
No Place for Ketchup
In Monroe–West Monroe, a rising tide lifts all gravy boats
Resetting the Stage
When audiences eventually return to the Official State Theatre of Louisiana, they’ll find it better off than it’s been in a long time
Wolf at the Door
Amid a bumper crop of Louisiana-themed podcasts released in 2020, Slow Burn: David Duke stood out for its breadth and humanity
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