Community Calendar

Piano music six nights a week. Ann Fenn Monday and Tuesday; Pearson Cross Wednesday and Thursday, Rod Payne Friday and Saturday.

Herb plants, local artisan vendors, live music. Lunch, door prizes.
Free admission, easy parking.

Indivisible North Louisiana is partnering with UMOJA to bring you a No Kings Rally and Prayer Meeting "Unity in the Community for Democracy." Join us at 1:00 PM at the Renwick Pedestrian Footbridge MLK Jr Dr. & Renwick St, Monroe, LA 71203 Saturday, October 18th as we come together and elevate unity and democracy through the collective power of people and prayer! ALL are welcome!

Thousands of communities across the country are taking a stand to demand #NoKings and #NoBillionaires and this October 18th. We will be in the streets, prayerfully holding our nation's leaders accountable and #StoptheViolence. Together we will stand together as a country that promotes the power of the people over the people in power.

Please note: A core principle behind all our events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.

Piano music six nights a week. Ann Fenn Monday and Tuesday; Pearson Cross Wednesday and Thursday, Rod Payne Friday and Saturday.

Join us for a night of music, great food, and games for the kids. This outdoor event will have something for everyone in the family. Jordan Sheppard and Ben Tellifero will be playing, so bring a lawn chair and an appetite. Children are welcome to wear their costumes as they play games for prizes.

Piano music six nights a week. Ann Fenn Monday and Tuesday; Pearson Cross Wednesday and Thursday, Rod Payne Friday and Saturday.

Piano music six nights a week. Ann Fenn Monday and Tuesday; Pearson Cross Wednesday and Thursday, Rod Payne Friday and Saturday.

Piano music six nights a week. Ann Fenn Monday and Tuesday; Pearson Cross Wednesday and Thursday, Rod Payne Friday and Saturday.

Piano music six nights a week. Ann Fenn Monday and Tuesday; Pearson Cross Wednesday and Thursday, Rod Payne Friday and Saturday.

STEM Night at the ULM Museum of Natural History aims to encourage local students in grades 6–12 to explore science, technology, engineering, and math through engaging games, hands-on demonstrations, and information about ULM’s science programs. The event will also introduce students to the process of conducting a scientific project and provide valuable resources for those interested in participating in the Region III Science and Engineering Fair in Spring 2026.

It’s a fun and educational opportunity to connect with ULM faculty and students, learn about STEM pathways, and spark curiosity in future careers. While the activities are geared toward grades 6–12, the event is family-friendly and welcomes younger siblings and curious minds of all ages.