McNeese Events Calendar

Come rock out with Louisiana's favorite party band at Bulber Auditorium on McNeese campus! Headliner band for the past several years at Live at the Lakefront and the Headliner band for 2022 CHUCKFEST downtown. This local group never disappoints and is very engaging with the audience. Come out for great music and concessions... including adult…

The Bulber Lawn Banners at McNeese is pleased to present our annual family film. Grab a blanket and meet us on the beautiful oak-lined lawn of Bulber Auditorium on McNeese campus for this open-air movie viewing. Movie is Inside Out. The event is free.

A one-hour adaptation of The Wizard of Oz, the classic tale that has been entertaining audiences for ages, featuring as cast of 6 actors, the Munchkins as puppets, one flying monkey and a funny witch. Perfect for audiences 2-7 years old. Rediscover the joy of following the yellow brick road with Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the…

Mames Babegenush unleashes a sonic crossroads where east unexpectedly meets...north! The young Danish band's unique musical fusion marries their strong Scandinavian roots and elements of jazz with the vibrant dance music and klezmer traditions of eastern Europe. From the contemplative ambiance of Nordic snowscapes to the lively weddings of Romania, the music of Mames Babegenush…

SIX HEARTS Behind this glorious fusion of Celtic and Acadian music with an edge of rock and roll, lies a story of the healing power of music. One a year ago, these musicians were members of two separate groups, Vishtèn and The East Pointers, who often played together and were both scheduled to be part…

A Curious Tale of Fingerpickin’ Fury: written by Chase Padgett & Jay Hopkins Following up on his wildly successful performance of 6 Guitars in 2016, skilled musician and actor Chase Padgett returns with a riveting new show, Nashville Hurricane. 40 years ago, a mysterious acoustic guitarist appeared from nowhere, conquered the music industry, and vanished…

Master of Fine Arts students will host a reading on Friday, May 12, at 7 p.m. in Stokes Auditorium in Hardtner Hall. Reese Menefee and Rachel Pittman will be reading poetry and Jillee Sexton will read fiction.