Events

A gathering of non-profit organizations providing resource information and activities for families. Sponsored by Healthy Blue

Join Little Eva’s Annual Spring Event! There will be great food, talented craftsmen, tasty treats, beautiful plants, pony rides, pecans and so much more!

Get ready for our exclusive Adults-Only Night happening on Thursday, April 25th! Flying solo? No worries! This is an evening you won’t want to miss. Join us between 7 pm and 10 pm for a special offer: Buy One Get One free admission and enjoy a half-price double order of bone-in wings when you buy

 4th-12th Graders – Your Adventure Awaits! Calling all young adventurers, ages 4th grade to high school! Get ready to light up your passion for the outdoors with bonfires, reel in your curiosity with fishing, and aim for new heights with fall hunts. Join us at Journey Church on the last Wednesday of each month at 5:30

Region 6 OPH and partners CLHSD and CLASS urges community members, mental health and healthcare professionals to learn more about: Education on the disease of addiction Youth mental health issues and solutions Programs across Region 6 that addresses mental health and prevention strategies Harm reduction practices including NARCAN training and take-home NARCAN doses And more!

Happily Feather After Crafts and Genghis Mongolian Grill & Sushi are hosting a paint & sip Monday, 4/22/24 @ 6pm.  Painters get choose to paint a farmhouse-style chicken, crawfish or fleur-de-lis and will have plenty of color options to fully customize their painting. Perfect for beginners as well as seasoned Paint Party attendees.  Door prizes

Join AMoA for a jazz concert by visiting musician, Katrina L. Cox accompanied by Christina Mathis on piano, to be performed in the museum’s third floor gallery. About the Artist: Dr. Katrina L. Cox, a native of Laurel, MS earned her B.M. degree at William Carey University in vocal performance, a Master of Music degree

Katrina L. Cox, M.M. will give a lecture about prominent composers and some of their works during the time period of Pablo Picasso’s most prolific artistic career, including Debussy, Stravinsky, Poulenc and Satie. She would include Picasso’s interest in music and poetry. FREE and Open to the Public.

“Participants will be inspired by the printmaking of “Participants will be inspired by the printmaking of Pablo Picasso and then learn several methods of monoprinting from AMoA educator, Cindy Blair. This workshop is open to all ages. Bring a friend. Bring family. Bring yourself! Space is limited. Register today!” $20 for a non-member group. Each

It’s a Party for the Plante at the Alexandria Zoo’s annual Earth Day celebration! Explore 10+ community exhibitor tables showcasing a variety of local conservation efforts. Discover your conservation passion through hands-on activities, crafts, and resources to bring home. Explore the impact of forest conservation efforts locally, and globally, by attending a Keeper Chat; where

The Sickle Cell Anemia Resource Foundation (SCARF), is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and supporting individuals and families with sickle cell anemia. SCARF will hold its 2nd Annual Rosia’s Walk & Health Fair, on April 20, 2024, designed to unite together our community to support those living with sickle cell anemia.

Everyone’s favorite FREE Spring Concert Series is BACK!  Join us on the steps of City Hall as we SPRING into Alex River Fête 2024! Chris Ardoin – April 18th – 5pm-8pm – Food and beverages will be available for purchase