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The Dragon Boat Festival is a fundraiser where teams compete in a rowing competition, with all proceeds benefiting the coalition. Parade, food trucks, and a raffle are just a few aspects of the event.

United Way and the Northeast Louisiana Bar foundation host the Heirship Project Part II. The community workshops provide legal assistance, as well as tools for navigating wills and deeds.

The Northeast Louisiana Arts Council present Brown Bag Concerts. Every Wednesday in the month of April, a musician will perform in downtown Monroe. The public will enjoy food, cookies, and live music.

Masur Museum presents their yearly Off the Wall fundraiser on April 11. The public can come bid on exclusive arts pieces, as well as enjoy food, drinks, and live music.

The Monroe Symphony Orchestra present their final Lagniappe Music Series concert, Brahms’ Quintet & Beyond. The concert features a pianist along with a string quartet.

The Ouachita Herb Society presents Spring Herb Faire. The event will feature live music, food vendors, door prizes, an herbal tea bar, and more.

The city of Monroe, in accordance with the Keep Louisiana Beautiful initiative, is hosting "Love the Boot Week." Various clean-up activities will take place in order to preserve our local environment.

The city of West Monroe held their annual Riverfest fundraiser from April 24-27. The event included a six-story tall inflatable duck, rubber duck race, food trucks, live music, car show, and more.

Josh Madden Productions will host a Rolling Stones tribute of May 2. The title will be What You Need, and the show will feature 60 musicians and over 20 acts.

Mabry "Doc" Savage will receive a historical marker from the Northeast Louisiana Music Trail, in his hometown of Marion, Louisiana. The marker honors his work as a musician, teacher, and luthier.