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Jubilee: A Festival of the Arts & Humanities
- Nicholls State University will hold the
tenth annual Jubilee from March through
April 2008. The festival, which is open to
the public, features a variety of scholarly,
cultural, and artistic attractions of national
and international acclaim. Scheduled
performances include plays, concerts, art
and culinary workshops, poetry readings,
lectures, and folklife demonstrations such
as toymaking, woodcarving, and quilting
For more
information, visit
www.nicholls.edu/jubilee
or call 985-448-4273.
April 1
 "Bent to the Flame: A Night with
 Tennessee
Williams," a one man show by
Doug Tompos,
Talbot Theater,
985-448-4586.
Sixtieth anniversary second line
celebration
at Nicholls State University,
John L. Guidry
Stadium, 985-448-4273.
Lafourche Heritage Society historic home
presentation, Ellender Memorial Library,
985-448-4273.
April 2
Pianist Leon Bates returns to Nicholls for
a
lecture and master class, Talbot
Theater, 985-448-4273.
Russel Martin, duck carver, speaking
about
the art of carving birds, Fletcher
Community
College, 985-448-4273.
April 3
Bonnie J. Bourg Lecture Series with Julie
Hebert, Talbot Theater, 985-448-4273.
Pianist Leon Bates performs, Talbot
Theater,985-448-4273.
April 4
Nocturne, a faculty recital to support music
scholarships, Talbot Theater,
985-448-4273.
April 5
Writers' Jubilee Jambalaya, Terrebonne
Parish Main Branch Library,
985-876-5158.
April 6
Concert by violin and piano duo, James
Alexander and Dr Luciana Soares, St.
John's
Episcopal Church, Thibodaux,
985-448-4611. |
April 7 - April 18
Faculty Invitational Art Exhibition, Ameen
Art Gallery, Talbot Hall, 985-448-4273.
April 7
"A Lawyer Writes," by Woody Falgoust,
Plantation Room, Bollinger Memorial
Student Union, 985-448-4273.
Herman J. Doucet Sr. Biomedical
Lecture,
Gouaux Hall, 985-448-4273.
April 8
James Fields, producer of "Bayou
Lafourche: The Longest Street in the
World," will speak, Century Room John L
Guidry Stadium, 985-448-4273.
Blue Bayou Big Band, Talbot Theater,
985-448-4273.
April 9
Cajun / Zydeco Bands featuring Bonsoir,
Catin, and Rosie Ledet, various campus
locations, 985-448-4633.
April 10
Arts Alive, downtown Thibodaux.,
985-448-4273.
April 11
Series of short films, Le Bijou Theater,.
985-448-4273.
April 12
Business Boot Camp for the Arts and
Humanities: Presented by SLEC,
985-448-4485.
April 13
Performance by Carol Britt, St Matthew's
Episcopal Church, Houma,
985-448-4273.
April 14 - April 18
Third annual Research Week, various
campus locations, 985-448-4273.
April 14
Brigham Young University Choir, Talbot
Theater, 985-448-4273.
Series of short films, Le Bijou Theater,
985-448-4273.
April 16
African Drumming and Dance, Talbot
Hall Portico, 985-448-4273.
April 16
International Poetry Reading,
Ellender Memorial Library,
985-448-4273. |
April 17 - 18
Latin American Festival, Talbot Hall,
985-448-4273.
April 18
Art Day, Talbot Hall, 985-448-4273.
April 18 & April 19
"Rumors," Thibodaux Playhouse,
985-446-1896
April 19
Art Under the Oaks at, E D White Historic
Site, 985-876-7831.
University Honors Program Thesis
Research
Symposium, Gouaux Hall,
985-448-4273.
April 20
Bayou Community Band, Talbot Theater,
985-448-4273.
April 21 & 22
"The Case of Emily V," Le Bijou Theatre,
985-448-4273.
April 22
Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble,
Talbot
Theater, 985-448-4273.
April 23 and April 24
Louisiana Trust for Historic Preservation,
State Conference, 985-448-4273.
April 27
Nicholls Chamber Singers, Talbot
Theater,
985-448-4273.
April 29
Nicholls Concert Choir, Talbot Theater
985-448-4273. |
