The Arts Council of Livingston Parish invites everyone to visit our gallery in August and September for our exhibit, The Way of Water.  This natural resource plays a vital role in our community – bringing both life and sometimes destruction.  Our artists will be inspired by, but not limited to, our wetlands, creeks, rivers and lakes.  The various mediums of artwork will reflect the relationship of water to our life in Livingston Parish.  We are hosting this exhibit as a part of our partnering with the Denham Springs Main Street Association in celebrating The Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit, “Water/Ways”.  The Smithsonian Exhibit will be at Historic Old City Hall during August and September.  Our exhibit will begin on August 1^st and end on September 22^nd.  An opening reception will take place on Saturday, August 11^th from 10 am till 1 pm at the gallery, 133 Hummell St. D.S.  Artists will be present and light refreshments will be served.

NEWS RELEASE

June 25, 2018 – for immediate release

Local Contact: Denham Springs Old City Hall – 225-667-7512

Local Project Director: Patricia Genre – 225-933-2867, ppgenre@cox.net

LA Endowment of the Humanities Contact – Christopher Robert – 504-620-2639, robert@leh.org

Smithsonian Contact: Jennifer Schommer – 202-633-3121, schommerj@si.edu

Smithsonian traveling exhibition coming to Denham Springs

Residents invited to share stories of their flood experiences, volunteer as docents

The local Denham Springs Main Street volunteer organization which provides exhibits for the museum in Denham Springs’ Old City Hall is very happy to announce that they are one of only a few museums in Louisiana chosen as a site for the Smithsonian’s traveling exhibit, “Water/Ways.”

The “Water/Ways” exhibit will be at Old City Hall, 115 Mattie Street, Denham Springs, LA, August 11- September 22, 2018, in cooperation with the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities. It explores the endless motion of the water cycle and water’s effect on landscape and people’s settlement, migration, culture and spirituality. It also looks at how political and economic factors have long affected control of water resources and how human creativity provides new ways of protecting such resources, and renews respect for the natural environment.

The Denham Springs Main Street volunteers are adding a local aspect to the exhibit by including information about the area’s devastating flood of August 2016. The group is asking people in Livingston Parish to submit their written flood stories, photographs, art and poems, as well as artifacts

which reflect their personal experiences with the flood. A form with instructions on how someone can share their flood experience is on the website www.denhamspringsmainstreet.org, and at Old City Hall, 115 Mattie St., Denham Springs. Items must be received by July 15, 2018.                                                              

The group is also inviting residents ages 16 and older to participate in the event by volunteering to be a docent (host/guide). Docents will receive training and will be asked to serve one or more shifts of 10am-1:30pm or 1:30-5pm on any of the dates the exhibit is in Denham Springs. Scouts, clubs, and civic organization are encouraged to volunteer as a service project; friends or family may volunteer together. Anyone interested in the docent program should call Patricia Genre, Project Director and Chairperson of Denham Springs Main Street, 225-933-2867, or email her at ppgenre@cox.net.

“Water is an important part of everyone’s lives, and we are excited to explore what it means to people  in our own community,” said Genre, “We want to initiate conversations about water, and we have developed local exhibitions and public programs to complement the Smithsonian exhibition.” 

Mark your calendar for these free local events which will complement the exhibit:

• 11 – “Meet and Greet” with first responders, shelter workers, National Guard, Cajun Navy, Cajun Army, and all those who stepped up to rescue, house, feed, and comfort those flooded in the Great Flood of 2016. 10AM – 3PM, Old City Hall, Denham Springs.
• 18 – “Boat Building” – A presentation by Jules Lambert, a local expert on building pirogues and other primitive sinker-cypress boats common to south Louisiana. 11AM – 1PM, Arts Council Building, Hummell St., Denham Springs.
• 23 – “Station 15” – A Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities film and public discussion about the Great Flood of 2016.  7PM – 8:30PM, Livingston Parish Library, Denham Springs/Walker branch.
• 25 – “Girl Scout Badge Day” – Local Girl Scout troops can tour the exhibit and earn badges associated with waterways and water conservation. 9AM, Old City Hall, Denham Springs.
• 25 – “Book Signing with General Honore’” – An evening with General Russell Honore’ and Mayor Gerard Landry to discuss his recent book and career highlights. 6PM – New City Hall, Hummell St., Denham Springs.
• 30 – “Diversions” – A Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities film and presentation by Dr. Craig Colten, LSU and Dietmar Rietschier, Amite River Basin Commission.  River Control issues and solutions will be discussed along with Q & A from the audience. 7PM – 8:30 PM, Livingston Parish Library, Denham Springs/Walker branch.
• 1 – Adin Putnam, author of “Rising Above – The Great Flood of 2016,” will give a presentation and discussion of his book. 1PM – 3PM, Livingston Parish Library, Denham Springs/Walker branch.
• 8 – Paddle Trip Down the Amite River – See www.denhamspringsmainstreet.org for more details.
• 20 – Community Book Club Discussion – “Fragile Grounds, Louisiana’s Endangered Cemeteries,” by Jessica H Schexnayder and Mary H Manhein 7PM – Livingston Parish Arts Council, 133 Hummel Street.

Denham Springs Main Street previously hosted the Smithsonian “Journey Stories” exhibit in fall 2011, Main Street helped renovate Denham Springs’ Old City Hall in 1990-1998, established its museum and has provided its rotating exhibits for 20 years. Their volunteers also spearheaded the establishment of Sanctuary Park, Driggers Park, Centerville Park and other improvements in the historic downtown Antiques Village. They are part of the state and national Main Street programs.

For more information about the local exhibit, activities, sharing flood stories and docent opportunities, see www.denhamspringsmainstreet.org, call Old City Hall at 225-667-7512, email oldcityhall@cityofdenhamsprings.com or visit Old City Hall at 115 Mattie St., Denham Springs, LA 70726. The public can participate in the conversation on social media at #thinkWater.

Carter House Open House

The Carter House, 30325 Carter Cemetery Road in Springfield, will be open for tours on Sunday, June 24 at 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and the public is invited.  The open house is sponsored by the Historic Carter House Society Inc. (HCHS), the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that manages the house.  The Carter House is the only plantation still standing in Livingston Parish and the property dates back to 1804.  During the tour you will hear some of the history of the house as well as previous residents and this is quite an educational experience.  Children under the age of 12 will be admitted free.  Adults will be charged a fee of $5.00.  All funds received from tours will go toward restoration work on the house.  We encourage you to bring your children, and the grandparents should definitely bring the grandchildren.  If you are looking for a place to host a special event, you should visit the Carter House so give us a call at 225-747-0660!

The Arts Council of Livingston Parish invites everyone to visit our gallery in August and September for our exhibit, The Way of Water.  This natural resource plays a vital role in our community – bringing both life and sometimes destruction.  Our artists will be inspired by, but not limited to, our wetlands, creeks, rivers and lakes.  The various mediums of artwork will reflect the relationship of water to our life in Livingston Parish.  We are hosting this exhibit as a part of our partnering with the Denham Springs Main Street Association in celebrating The Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit, “Water/Ways”.  The Smithsonian Exhibit will be at Historic Old City Hall during August and September.  Our exhibit will begin on August 1^st and end on September 22^nd.  An opening reception will take place on Saturday, August 11^th from 10 am till 1 pm at the gallery, 133 Hummell St. D.S.  Artists will be present and light refreshments will be served.

NEWS RELEASE

June 25, 2018 – for immediate release

Local Contact: Denham Springs Old City Hall – 225-667-7512

Local Project Director: Patricia Genre – 225-933-2867, ppgenre@cox.net

LA Endowment of the Humanities Contact – Christopher Robert – 504-620-2639, robert@leh.org

Smithsonian Contact: Jennifer Schommer – 202-633-3121, schommerj@si.edu

Smithsonian traveling exhibition coming to Denham Springs

Residents invited to share stories of their flood experiences, volunteer as docents

The local Denham Springs Main Street volunteer organization which provides exhibits for the museum in Denham Springs’ Old City Hall is very happy to announce that they are one of only a few museums in Louisiana chosen as a site for the Smithsonian’s traveling exhibit, “Water/Ways.”

The “Water/Ways” exhibit will be at Old City Hall, 115 Mattie Street, Denham Springs, LA, August 11- September 22, 2018, in cooperation with the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities. It explores the endless motion of the water cycle and water’s effect on landscape and people’s settlement, migration, culture and spirituality. It also looks at how political and economic factors have long affected control of water resources and how human creativity provides new ways of protecting such resources, and renews respect for the natural environment.

The Denham Springs Main Street volunteers are adding a local aspect to the exhibit by including information about the area’s devastating flood of August 2016. The group is asking people in Livingston Parish to submit their written flood stories, photographs, art and poems, as well as artifacts

which reflect their personal experiences with the flood. A form with instructions on how someone can share their flood experience is on the website www.denhamspringsmainstreet.org, and at Old City Hall, 115 Mattie St., Denham Springs. Items must be received by July 15, 2018.                                                              

The group is also inviting residents ages 16 and older to participate in the event by volunteering to be a docent (host/guide). Docents will receive training and will be asked to serve one or more shifts of 10am-1:30pm or 1:30-5pm on any of the dates the exhibit is in Denham Springs. Scouts, clubs, and civic organization are encouraged to volunteer as a service project; friends or family may volunteer together. Anyone interested in the docent program should call Patricia Genre, Project Director and Chairperson of Denham Springs Main Street, 225-933-2867, or email her at ppgenre@cox.net.

“Water is an important part of everyone’s lives, and we are excited to explore what it means to people  in our own community,” said Genre, “We want to initiate conversations about water, and we have developed local exhibitions and public programs to complement the Smithsonian exhibition.” 

Mark your calendar for these free local events which will complement the exhibit:

• 11 – “Meet and Greet” with first responders, shelter workers, National Guard, Cajun Navy, Cajun Army, and all those who stepped up to rescue, house, feed, and comfort those flooded in the Great Flood of 2016. 10AM – 3PM, Old City Hall, Denham Springs.
• 18 – “Boat Building” – A presentation by Jules Lambert, a local expert on building pirogues and other primitive sinker-cypress boats common to south Louisiana. 11AM – 1PM, Arts Council Building, Hummell St., Denham Springs.
• 23 – “Station 15” – A Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities film and public discussion about the Great Flood of 2016.  7PM – 8:30PM, Livingston Parish Library, Denham Springs/Walker branch.
• 25 – “Girl Scout Badge Day” – Local Girl Scout troops can tour the exhibit and earn badges associated with waterways and water conservation. 9AM, Old City Hall, Denham Springs.
• 25 – “Book Signing with General Honore’” – An evening with General Russell Honore’ and Mayor Gerard Landry to discuss his recent book and career highlights. 6PM – New City Hall, Hummell St., Denham Springs.
• 30 – “Diversions” – A Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities film and presentation by Dr. Craig Colten, LSU and Dietmar Rietschier, Amite River Basin Commission.  River Control issues and solutions will be discussed along with Q & A from the audience. 7PM – 8:30 PM, Livingston Parish Library, Denham Springs/Walker branch.
• 1 – Adin Putnam, author of “Rising Above – The Great Flood of 2016,” will give a presentation and discussion of his book. 1PM – 3PM, Livingston Parish Library, Denham Springs/Walker branch.
• 8 – Paddle Trip Down the Amite River – See www.denhamspringsmainstreet.org for more details.
• 20 – Community Book Club Discussion – “Fragile Grounds, Louisiana’s Endangered Cemeteries,” by Jessica H Schexnayder and Mary H Manhein 7PM – Livingston Parish Arts Council, 133 Hummel Street.

Denham Springs Main Street previously hosted the Smithsonian “Journey Stories” exhibit in fall 2011, Main Street helped renovate Denham Springs’ Old City Hall in 1990-1998, established its museum and has provided its rotating exhibits for 20 years. Their volunteers also spearheaded the establishment of Sanctuary Park, Driggers Park, Centerville Park and other improvements in the historic downtown Antiques Village. They are part of the state and national Main Street programs.

For more information about the local exhibit, activities, sharing flood stories and docent opportunities, see www.denhamspringsmainstreet.org, call Old City Hall at 225-667-7512, email oldcityhall@cityofdenhamsprings.com or visit Old City Hall at 115 Mattie St., Denham Springs, LA 70726. The public can participate in the conversation on social media at #thinkWater.

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

Carter House Open House

The Carter House, 30325 Carter Cemetery Road in Springfield, will be open for tours on Sunday, June 24 at 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and the public is invited.  The open house is sponsored by the Historic Carter House Society Inc. (HCHS), the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that manages the house.  The Carter House is the only plantation still standing in Livingston Parish and the property dates back to 1804.  During the tour you will hear some of the history of the house as well as previous residents and this is quite an educational experience.  Children under the age of 12 will be admitted free.  Adults will be charged a fee of $5.00.  All funds received from tours will go toward restoration work on the house.  We encourage you to bring your children, and the grandparents should definitely bring the grandchildren.  If you are looking for a place to host a special event, you should visit the Carter House so give us a call at 225-747-0660!

https://www.facebook.com/events/187195891933248/

The Relive WWII Weekend, is an immersive living history event that provides the public the ability to see what life was like for our troops in World War Two. The event draws reenactors from across the south, who bring WWII vintage tents, equipment, jeeps, firearms, and many more items to display. The public is able to see everything up close and fully functioning, providing an educational and interactive learning experience in a setting that books and museums cannot provide.
This event, although free of charge to the public, is a fundraiser for the local Veterans’ homes in Jackson and Reserve, LA. The money raised comes from advertising, sponsorships, and donations from the event attendees.
Our 2018 event kicks off on Friday, September 14, with a WWII themed movie that will be shown in the parking lot of the Old City Hall in the Denham Springs Antique District.
On Saturday morning, September 15, the displays are open to the public. Full military encampments will provide the ability to view what life was like for a soldier in the theater of combat. There will be firing demonstrations and show battles, in addition to several other demonstrations throughout the day including a boot camp obstacle course for the kids, interactive “Victory Garden” demonstrations, a scrap drive competition, and many more activities to demonstrate what life was like on the home front during WWII.
The event closes with a variety show modeled off of those shows that entertained our troops in the canteens of the 1940’s. Guests can hear the sounds of the big bands, Abbott & Costello comedy bits, and of course “cut a rug” on the dance floor. Entertainment will be provided by The Spotlight Theater Players and Rosie and The Swingin’ Riveters.
It is with great pride that we honor all our World War Two veterans through this event. We hope you can join us this year to help keep their memories alive! More info is available at reliveww2.com or by calling 225-315-3776.

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!

Carter House Open House

The Carter House, 30325 Carter Cemetery Road in Springfield, will be open for tours on Sunday, June 24 at 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and the public is invited.  The open house is sponsored by the Historic Carter House Society Inc. (HCHS), the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that manages the house.  The Carter House is the only plantation still standing in Livingston Parish and the property dates back to 1804.  During the tour you will hear some of the history of the house as well as previous residents and this is quite an educational experience.  Children under the age of 12 will be admitted free.  Adults will be charged a fee of $5.00.  All funds received from tours will go toward restoration work on the house.  We encourage you to bring your children, and the grandparents should definitely bring the grandchildren.  If you are looking for a place to host a special event, you should visit the Carter House so give us a call at 225-747-0660!

https://www.facebook.com/events/187195891933248/

The Relive WWII Weekend, is an immersive living history event that provides the public the ability to see what life was like for our troops in World War Two. The event draws reenactors from across the south, who bring WWII vintage tents, equipment, jeeps, firearms, and many more items to display. The public is able to see everything up close and fully functioning, providing an educational and interactive learning experience in a setting that books and museums cannot provide.
This event, although free of charge to the public, is a fundraiser for the local Veterans’ homes in Jackson and Reserve, LA. The money raised comes from advertising, sponsorships, and donations from the event attendees.
Our 2018 event kicks off on Friday, September 14, with a WWII themed movie that will be shown in the parking lot of the Old City Hall in the Denham Springs Antique District.
On Saturday morning, September 15, the displays are open to the public. Full military encampments will provide the ability to view what life was like for a soldier in the theater of combat. There will be firing demonstrations and show battles, in addition to several other demonstrations throughout the day including a boot camp obstacle course for the kids, interactive “Victory Garden” demonstrations, a scrap drive competition, and many more activities to demonstrate what life was like on the home front during WWII.
The event closes with a variety show modeled off of those shows that entertained our troops in the canteens of the 1940’s. Guests can hear the sounds of the big bands, Abbott & Costello comedy bits, and of course “cut a rug” on the dance floor. Entertainment will be provided by The Spotlight Theater Players and Rosie and The Swingin’ Riveters.
It is with great pride that we honor all our World War Two veterans through this event. We hope you can join us this year to help keep their memories alive! More info is available at reliveww2.com or by calling 225-315-3776.

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

Carter House Open House

The Carter House, 30325 Carter Cemetery Road in Springfield, will be open for tours on Sunday, June 24 at 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and the public is invited.  The open house is sponsored by the Historic Carter House Society Inc. (HCHS), the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that manages the house.  The Carter House is the only plantation still standing in Livingston Parish and the property dates back to 1804.  During the tour you will hear some of the history of the house as well as previous residents and this is quite an educational experience.  Children under the age of 12 will be admitted free.  Adults will be charged a fee of $5.00.  All funds received from tours will go toward restoration work on the house.  We encourage you to bring your children, and the grandparents should definitely bring the grandchildren.  If you are looking for a place to host a special event, you should visit the Carter House so give us a call at 225-747-0660!

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!

Carter House Open House

The Carter House, 30325 Carter Cemetery Road in Springfield, will be open for tours on Sunday, June 24 at 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM and the public is invited.  The open house is sponsored by the Historic Carter House Society Inc. (HCHS), the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that manages the house.  The Carter House is the only plantation still standing in Livingston Parish and the property dates back to 1804.  During the tour you will hear some of the history of the house as well as previous residents and this is quite an educational experience.  Children under the age of 12 will be admitted free.  Adults will be charged a fee of $5.00.  All funds received from tours will go toward restoration work on the house.  We encourage you to bring your children, and the grandparents should definitely bring the grandchildren.  If you are looking for a place to host a special event, you should visit the Carter House so give us a call at 225-747-0660!

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!

Click here to see the set list for April 2nd!

The Old South Jamboree was started by Lester an Dee Hodges in the mid 1960’s It was started as a concert hall that the entire family could come to and enjoy good country music and a family environment. Most of the great artists have performed on the stage of the Old South including Merle Haggard, George Jones, Dolly Parton and many, many others. And now, some 45 years later, Mr. Hodges is still behind the snack bar providing hot dogs and pop corn, and it is still a venue that you can bring your entire family to.

There are two main shows at the Old South building every month. Both of these shows are now hosted by Carlton Jones and The Red Hot Country Band. The shows are the first and third Saturdays of every month at 7 pm. Doors open at 5:30, and tickets are still $10 for adults, $5 for kids 6 – 12 and free for kids under 6.

The Original Old South Jamboree features “Carlton Jones and His Red Hot Country Band” every first and third Saturday of the month. Carlton plays guitar and sings, and the other members of the band include some of the areas best musicians – Randy Blackwell on steel guitar, Robert Reynolds on Drums and vocals, Kelly Kemp on guitar and keyboard, Jeremy Downey on vocals and keyboard, Eddie Warren on bass and vocals, Larry and Maxine Whitfield singing vocals and back up vocals.

Call – Carlton Jones at 225-936-0349 with any questions. Visit the Old South Jamboree website HERE.

GRAND COUNTRY JUNCTION IS “YOUR HOMETOWN BRANSON SHOW”.

The newest Branson Style Show has arrived right here in the heart of Livingston Parish just north of Interstate 12 at exit 19 in Satsuma Louisiana at the Suma Crossing Theatre. Grand Country Junction is presented every third Saturday of the Month. Thank you for your support as we continue to provide family friendly entertainment to our local community and beyond.

If you have any questions or need further information regarding Grand Country Junction, please feel free to contact the Junction Director, Greg Sullivan, at (225) 567-3516 or (985) 507-9432.

Visit the Grand Country Junction website HERE.

✯Do you have an…INQUIRING MIND?

If so, join us @ Science Saturday — 1PM-5PM ✯

◘  OBSERVE, PREDICT, and EXPERIMENT!

◘  We will have a variety of activities in which visitors can test their inquiry skills!

◘  Tours will be offered at 1:15, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 pm.

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

LIGO SEC’s Science Saturday is free and open to the public.  During the Science Saturdays you get a chance to tour the facility, participate in demonstrations and activities, view a film and experiment with interactive exhibits in our exhibit gallery.

LIGO SEC is located in Livingston, LA.  Visit our website for directions: https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Directions-for-public

or for more information:  https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Science-Saturdays

***Groups of 15 or more that are interested in attending Science Saturday are encouraged to submit a public tour notice at:  

https://ligo.caltech.edu/LA/page/Public-Tours

Questions???  Contact Tien at (225) 686-3173

(Please note, due to activities on science saturday, only messages left prior to 9am on saturday can be returned).

Join us on Facebook!