Featured Events in Lake Lafayette in June, 2025 (June Updated)

Healthy Living Summer Camp for middle school features the "Too Good" and "Seeds of Nutrition" curriculum created by the Mendez Foundation and covers topics such as social skill development, substance abuse prevention, violence prevention, and nutrition. This is a 4-day summer camp. Day 1 - Social Skill Development: Setting reachable goals, making responsible decisions, managing emotions, and effective communication. Day 2 - Drugs: Effects of alcohol, nicotine, marijuana, prescription, over the counter, prescription, and street drugs. Day 3 - Violence: Respect for self and others, conflict resolution, anger management, identifying and managing bullying situations, and media violence. Healthy Living Summer Camp teaches middle school students to weigh the positive and negative consequences of their choices as they examine how their emotions influence their goals and decisions. Students practice setting reachable goals, making responsible decisions, and communicating effectively with pro-social peers in fun, interactive games, activities, and role-play. Students discuss the role of reporting bullying situations for the benefit and safety of everyone involved and practice peaceful methods to manage bullying situations in a healthy way for the bully, the target, and the witnesses. Students learn the effects of alcohol, nicotine, TCH, prescription, OTC, and street drugs. Students also learn the role of nutrients, hydration, exercise, and rest in promoting physical and mental well-being. This curriculum is provided by the Mendez Foundation and is evidence-based, and research based. The cost of the program is $150 per student. If you would like to pay with cash or check to avoid Eventbrite fees, contact me at maddie@foundationforwellness.com to reserve your spot. The program is a 3-day program from June 24-26th from 9am-2:30pm. Students will be required to bring their own lunch, but water and snacks will be provided. Class will be held at the at Foundation for Wellness's Classroom (4630 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy. Bldg. A.) If you go through the main sliding doors, we are the first double doors to the right. Cancellation & Refund Policy: Cancellations must be made within 48 hours of registering to receive a refund or reschedule. Registrants will forfeit a refund if registration is not cancelled within 48 hours. Registrants can re-schedule a class one time. If registrant fails to attend the rescheduled classes, he/she will not be able to reschedule, and funds will be forfeited. If you have any further questions/concerns please feel free to contact Maddie Cassedy, at maddie@foundationforwellness.com . Information Source: Foundation for Wellness | eventbrite

• Workshop 3: Summer Trees – For this class we will learn how to paint loose but realistic fully leafed out summer trees. Included in this class will be some instruction on mixing the right colors for trees and tree trunks. These classes have workshop in the title because each class will be delving into learning specific techniques and “mini” because they are only 2-1/2 hours long. The beauty of this format is that you can pick and choose which specific classes that you want to take based on your own interests and schedule. No long-term commitment is required. However, it is highly recommended that you have some previous watercolor experience or have taken a beginning watercolor class before. (See Laurie’s Beginning Watercolor – the Basics.) NOTE: In this class, the intent is to end with at least one completed mini painting but with the understanding that individuals may work at different pace. So, you might not complete an entire painting but will have learned techniques that can be carried forward with future painting endeavors. Instructor: Laurie Adams ( www.loreleiarts.us ) Adults & Teens 13 and over – Minimum 2, maximum 8 Prerequisite: Some previous experience required. For beginning watercolor students who have taken a watercolor class before, existing watercolor artists whose techniques are rusty, or artists who want some continuing instruction or who want to learn new techniques. If you have no experience, I suggest you take a beginning watercolor class prior to this class as some of the techniques may be more difficult without some prior basic watercolor technique knowledge. Information Source: pARTiculars, inc. | eventbrite

You are about to experience the biggest event to take place in southwest Louisiana on June 27th 2025. “ Sneaker Ball 2025” Part 5 presented by Livin Lavish is something you have to witness for YOURSELF! Get your tickets and sections today! This event will SELLOUT! Information Source: Derrell Thomas | eventbrite

Acrylic pouring is fun and easy. The results are somewhat random and gorgeous. Teacher will discuss color theory, demo and explain various techniques and provide plenty of time to create 1 or 2 finished paintings. You will have to pick up your finished painting the next day (or later if you need to) in order for them to dry laying flat. You will have a choice of a few different sizes of canvas. The class atmosphere is one of fun, comfortable, supportive, learning and experimentation. All materials provided Instructor: Linda Bice www.lindabice.com Contact: lindabiceart@gmail.com 720-900-6077 Information Source: pARTiculars, inc. | eventbrite

Henry Winkler will be live at Pandora's Box toys and Collectibles signing autographs and taking photos with fans June 8th from 11-2pm! Information Source: Pandora's Box Toys & Collectibles | eventbrite

Tippecanoe County Republican Party is excited to invite you to the Lincoln Day Dinner ! Join us for an evening of great food, engaging conversations, and a celebration of our party's values. The event will be held at The Stables Event Center , a beautiful venue perfect for this special occasion. Come together with fellow Republicans to honor the legacy of President Lincoln and support our local party. Our key note address will feature Jennifer-Ruth Green. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and show your pride in our party! Information Source: Tippecanoe County Republican Party | eventbrite

Welcome to Cajun Comic Relief XXXIV! Later Gater Show! Saturday Jun 7, 2025 6-9p m at Angelle Hall in Lafayette, LA Get ready to enjoy hilarious stand-up comedy performances by talented comedians. This event promises to bring the house down with jokes, skits, and plenty of clean Cajun flair! Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to unwind and laugh until your sides hurt. Grab your friends and family for a time you won't forget. Opening Band 6-7pm : MOJO and the Bayou Gypsies Comedy Line up 7-9 pm: Sam Joubert, Tee Ray Bergeron, and Ragin Cajun John Morgan Grab your tickets and come laugh til' it helps! Information Source: Cajun Comic Relief | eventbrite

More than a dozen specialty coffee roasters will pour samples of their best brews. Coffee enthusiasts can attend classes, see brew method demonstrations, learn about the flavor coffee wheel, watch green coffee get roasted to perfection and mingle with coffee industry exhibitors. If you're into coffee, we've got you covered! $10 general admission per person ages 12 and up. Children under 12 admitted at no charge if adult supervision is provided. Information Source: NOLA Coffee Festival LLC | eventbrite

Doors open at 5 PM, Program, Dinner, and Silent Auction at 6 PM Open Cash Bar and Wine Pull Dressy Attire Information Source: Bauer Family Resources | eventbrite

Already took a Mahjong lesson and want MORE? Come review the basics, learn strategy, blanks, concealed hands, and scoring! $75 per person with treats and drinks available for purchase. Free parking lot parking available! Information Source: Hub City Mahj | eventbrite

Already took a Mahjong lesson and want MORE? Come review the basics, learn strategy, blanks, concealed hands, and scoring! $75 per person with treats and drinks available for purchase. Free parking lot parking available! Information Source: Hub City Mahj | eventbrite

Welcome to the Region IV PBIS Summit! Join us at Carencro High School for a day filled with learning, collaboration, and fun. This in-person event will bring together educators, administrators, and PBIS enthusiasts from across the region to share best practices and strategies for creating positive school climates. Get ready to attend engaging sessions, network with peers, and gain valuable insights into implementing PBIS in your school. Whether you're new to PBIS or a seasoned pro, this summit has something for everyone. Don't miss this opportunity to be a part of the Region IV PBIS community and make a difference in your school. Register now and secure your spot at this exciting event! Information Source: Dr. Marquet Singleton Rideau | eventbrite

Safe Sitter is a medically-accurate course to help young teens aged 11 and up feel more confident in their ability to care for younger children. Topics covered include infant and child CPR, caring for a choking infant or child, injury prevention and management, behavior management, safety for the sitter, child care essentials and more. This class can even help young teens feel more comfortable staying home alone. All information is medically accurate and is taught by trained Safe Sitter instructors. During the course, students get hands-on practice in basic lifesaving techniques so they are prepared to act in a crisis. Also, each student receives a manual filled with great information and resources for the course and on the job, a Safe Sitter backpack, important numbers Post-Is pads, a Band-Aid dispenser and flashlight. The class will be held at the Foundation for Wellness Classroom from 9 am-3:30 pm. Students are required to bring their own lunch . P arents will be required to present a copy of the child's birth certificate to enter class and complete a registration form that will be sent out via email, the Friday before class. Information Source: Foundation for Wellness | eventbrite

On June 7th 2025 come meet Bryan Clark who was formerly known as Adam Bomb in WWF, Wrath in WCW and part of the tag team champion duo Kronic w/ Brian Adams. Bryan will be here from 12-3 signing autos and taking pics with fans! Information Source: Pandora's Box Toys & Collectibles | eventbrite

Project Innovate: Innovation and Engineering Summer Camp, 9am-3pm In this five day camp, your child will develop skills in design and engineering through hands-on robotics and design challenges. Biomimicry, looking to nature for inspiration for our own designs, will be part of the experiences. Throughout the week we will visit several engineering labs to deepen students understanding of how engineering can be used to solve problems facing humanity. We will video conference with leading experts in robotics and biomimicry. Students will swim at the UL pool, weather permitting. All lunches are provided. This course is taught by experienced teachers with STEM experience and assisted by UL education Majors. Learn More About the Camp Information Source: Douglas Williams, Ph.D., Dept of EDCI, UL Laf | eventbrite

• Workshop 3: Summer Trees – For this class we will learn how to paint loose but realistic fully leafed out summer trees. Included in this class will be some instruction on mixing the right colors for trees and tree trunks. These classes have workshop in the title because each class will be delving into learning specific techniques and “mini” because they are only 2-1/2 hours long. The beauty of this format is that you can pick and choose which specific classes that you want to take based on your own interests and schedule. No long-term commitment is required. However, it is highly recommended that you have some previous watercolor experience or have taken a beginning watercolor class before. (See Laurie’s Beginning Watercolor – the Basics.) NOTE: In this class, the intent is to end with at least one completed mini painting but with the understanding that individuals may work at different pace. So, you might not complete an entire painting but will have learned techniques that can be carried forward with future painting endeavors. Instructor: Laurie Adams ( www.loreleiarts.us ) Adults & Teens 13 and over – Minimum 2, maximum 8 Prerequisite: Some previous experience required. For beginning watercolor students who have taken a watercolor class before, existing watercolor artists whose techniques are rusty, or artists who want some continuing instruction or who want to learn new techniques. If you have no experience, I suggest you take a beginning watercolor class prior to this class as some of the techniques may be more difficult without some prior basic watercolor technique knowledge. Information Source: pARTiculars, inc. | eventbrite

• Workshop 3: Summer Trees – For this class we will learn how to paint loose but realistic fully leafed out summer trees. Included in this class will be some instruction on mixing the right colors for trees and tree trunks. These classes have workshop in the title because each class will be delving into learning specific techniques and “mini” because they are only 2-1/2 hours long. The beauty of this format is that you can pick and choose which specific classes that you want to take based on your own interests and schedule. No long-term commitment is required. However, it is highly recommended that you have some previous watercolor experience or have taken a beginning watercolor class before. (See Laurie’s Beginning Watercolor – the Basics.) NOTE: In this class, the intent is to end with at least one completed mini painting but with the understanding that individuals may work at different pace. So, you might not complete an entire painting but will have learned techniques that can be carried forward with future painting endeavors. Instructor: Laurie Adams ( www.loreleiarts.us ) Adults & Teens 13 and over – Minimum 2, maximum 8 Prerequisite: Some previous experience required. For beginning watercolor students who have taken a watercolor class before, existing watercolor artists whose techniques are rusty, or artists who want some continuing instruction or who want to learn new techniques. If you have no experience, I suggest you take a beginning watercolor class prior to this class as some of the techniques may be more difficult without some prior basic watercolor technique knowledge. Information Source: pARTiculars, inc. | eventbrite

Instructors: Kathy Rileycontact: 720-378-2830 Bookmaking and Art Journaling Camp Ages -11-14 In this camp we will teach you how to make your own art book using traditional bookmaking techniques and explore a way to journal without having to write! Art journaling is a process where you create a reflection of you, your thoughts and your moods through color and design. We will conquer both book and blank page as we cover the basics of binding and the process of art journaling through collage, glaze, paint, texture and imprint. $200, materials fee to be paid on the first day of camp-$40 Contact: Kathy Riley, 720-378-2830 Information Source: pARTiculars, inc. | eventbrite

Safe Sitter is a medically-accurate course to help young teens aged 11 and up feel more confident in their ability to care for younger children. Topics covered include infant and child CPR, caring for a choking infant or child, injury prevention and management, behavior management, safety for the sitter, child care essentials and more. This class can even help young teens feel more comfortable staying home alone. All information is medically accurate and is taught by trained Safe Sitter instructors. During the course, students get hands-on practice in basic lifesaving techniques so they are prepared to act in a crisis. Also, each student receives a manual filled with great information and resources for the course and on the job, a Safe Sitter backpack, important numbers Post-Is pads, a Band-Aid dispenser and flashlight. The class will be held at the Foundation for Wellness Classroom from 9 am-3:30 pm. Students are required to bring their own lunch . P arents will be required to present a copy of the child's birth certificate to enter class and complete a registration form that will be sent out via email, the Friday before class. Information Source: Foundation for Wellness | eventbrite

Topics covered in this course include anatomy, consensual decisions, healthy relationships, consequences of risky behavior, prevention, STD symptoms and testing, and where to find more information or help. This curriculum is evidence-based and medically accurate. Our goal is to educate, create a positive impact on the youth in our community, and ultimately reduce the rates of STD infections in our community. This class is for teens ages 12-17 years old. A parent or guardian must be present during the class . Discussions surrounding sensitive topics such as consent and defining assault are included in the class. The cost of the class is $30 per family, meaning you can bring multiple children if they are within the same family. This ticket also covers one or both parents or guardians. Class will be held at the Foundation for Wellness Classroom (4630 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy. Bldg. A. STE #100) If you go through the main sliding doors, we are the first double doors to the right. A parent/guardian must be present with their child at all times during the program. Cancellation & Refund Policy: Cancellations must be made within 48 hours of registering to receive a refund or reschedule. Registrants will forfeit a refund if registration is not cancelled within 48 hours of registering. Registrants can re-schedule a class one time. If registrant fails to attend the rescheduled classes, he/she will not be able to reschedule, and funds are forfeited. Class may be rescheduled due to low registration. If you have any further questions/concerns, please feel free to contact Megan at megan@foundationforwellness.com. Information Source: Foundation for Wellness | eventbrite

Join us this June at the LITE Center in Lafayette, LA , for Treating Trauma: Innovative Approaches in Mental Health, a premier behavioral health continuing education (CE) event featuring world-renowned expert Shauna “Doc” Springer . This event, hosted by Acadiana Veteran Alliance , is designed for mental health professionals, healthcare providers, and anyone working with individuals affected by trauma. Shauna “Doc” Springer is a best-selling author, frequently requested media expert, keynote speaker, and one of the world's leading experts on psychological trauma, military transition, suicide prevention, and close relationships. She is the author of WARRIOR , RELENTLESS COURAGE , and the co-author of BEYOND THE MILITARY . A Harvard graduate who has become a trusted Doc to our nation’s military warfighters, she navigates different cultures with exceptional agility. As Chief Psychologist for Stella, she advances a new model for treating psychological trauma that combines biological and psychological interventions. Her work has been featured in multiple media outlets, including CNN, VICE, NPR, NBC, CBS Radio, Forbes, Business Insider, Military Times, Gun Talk Radio, Coffee or Die Magazine, The Marine Corps Gazette, Havok Journal, THRIVE GLOBAL, Anxiety.org , Washington Post, and Psychology Today. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the most respected voices in the field, network with fellow professionals, and earn valuable CE credits. Whether you work in mental health, social services, or medical care, Treating Trauma will equip you with the tools to make a lasting impact. Secure your spot today! Continuing Education Event presented by: Counseling and Recovery Guidance 400 East Kaliste Saloom Rd., Suite 3200 Lafayette, LA 70508 Counseling and Recovery Guidance has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7734. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Counseling and Recovery Guidance is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs. Information Source: Acadiana Veteran Alliance | eventbrite

The Body Talk class covers the basics of puberty for young adolescences. Perfect for children currently going through puberty or children who are showing the first signs of puberty or have friends who are showing signs of puberty. The instructor will discuss topics such as the five stages of development, good hygiene habits, feelings and emotions. An in-depth explanation and discussion of the menstrual cycle is included in the class for girls. The cost of the class is $30 per family, meaning you may bring multiple children if they are within your family, this ticket also covers one or both parents, or guardians. The class will be held at the Foundation for Wellness Classroom (4630 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy. Bldg. A. STE #100) If you go through the main sliding doors, we are the first double doors to the right. A parent/guardian must be present with their child at all times during the program. Cancellation & Refund Policy: Cancellations must be made within 48 hours of registering to receive a refund or reschedule. Registrants will forfeit a refund if registration is not cancelled within 48 hours. Registrants can re-schedule a class one time. If registrant fails to attend the rescheduled classes, he/she will not be able to reschedule, and funds are forfeited. If you have any further questions/concerns please feel free to contact Megan at 337-806-9390 or megan@foundationforwellness.com Information Source: Foundation for Wellness | eventbrite

Taste of Tippecanoe features local food & drink vendors, live music, live art demonstrations, pop-up performances, and the most spectacular firework show around. Information Source: Tippecanoe Arts Federation | expotobi

Slow Stitch is a mindful, contemplative craft and unhurried process using stitch as meditation.Slow Stitch is a mindful, contemplative craft and unhurried process using stitch as meditation. Slow Stitch asks you to take time to develop a deep connection with the materials, the creative process, and yourself. It strengthens the connection of our hands to the lineage of all those who have made stitch before us. We will start with a piece of fabric and a simple running stitch. We place our focus on the doing, not the product. As we work the needle and thread in and out, we will explore the ways we are invited to stillness, and calm. We will play with the qualities evoked through stitch, and explore the beauty inherent in repurposed materials. Familiarity with needle and thread requested. Materials: $10 Materials Fee payable to instructor. All materials provided including variety of fabrics, hand sewing needles, cotton threads and cotton batting. Consider bringing your small sewing scissors. Contact: tarajonmakes@gmail.com Information Source: pARTiculars, inc. | eventbrite

Legendary wrestler and autho Mick Foley will be here on Sunday June 22nd from 12-3pm meeting with fans and taking photos and signing items! Don't miss out on your chance to meet the 3 faces of foley!!!! Information Source: Pandora's Box Toys & Collectibles | eventbrite

This class is designed for all ages - Kids 8 and up, teen, families and adults. You will create a special hand painted silk scarf. You will learn how to use a liquid resist to create your design on the silk. We will take a short lunch break while the resist dries and then paint the scarf with special silk dyes. We will set the dyes and wash and iron to finish your piece. Your creation is a perfect gift to give a loved one for a special occasion - you can have the whole family participate. More than one person can work on a scarf if it is being made as a gift.  Contact Suzanne if you want to schedule a special birthday celebration workshop with friends.  Contact:  szconnollyhowes@gmail.com  303-499-0635 Information Source: pARTiculars, inc. | eventbrite