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Duck Commander the Museum
Book a tour for you and your family to Duck Commander the Museum, where the Duck Dynasty story began. Explore 15 immersive galleries sharing faith, family, and God’s amazing grace. Go online at duckcommandermuseum.com to select the tour time and length during business hours when you book. For details, just call (318) 387-0588.
The Ugly Duckling
April 17 at the Jack L. Howard Theatre in Monroe, the Northeast Louisiana Delta African American Heritage Museum presents The Ugly Duckling in an innovative theatrical performance. This production uses light and movement to bring the classic story to life in a visually engaging way. For tickets or more information, call 318-235-7090.
Pigs & A Blanket
April 18 from 4-7PM at Layton Castle in Monroe, Catholic Charities of North Louisiana hosts Pigs & A Blanket, a family-friendly fundraiser. Guests can enjoy a pig roast, live music, plus a kid’s zone and more, with all proceeds supporting local community programs. Seating and blankets provided— for ticket information, call (318) 865-0200.
Hope Fest
Hope Fest is happening on April 18th, with the event scheduled to run from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. For a fee of $5 per motorcycle, participants can join a Poker Run that begins and ends at Bonnie & Clyde Trade Days.
Celebrate Earth Day
April 18 from 8:30-11:30AM at Black Bayou National Wildlife Refuge in Monroe, celebrate Earth Day with a morning of nature and community. The event features the Conservation Learning Center’s new Snake Room ribbon cutting ceremony, along with the Louisiana Plein Air Competition. Guests can also enjoy a guided walk following the festivities.
Women’s Firearms Safety Training Class
April 25 from 8AM to 12PM, Marshal Robert Cherry, Jr. and the Monroe City Marshal’s Office will host a Women’s Firearms Safety Training Class at the OPSO Rifle Range in West Monroe. This essential safety course has limited availability. To secure your spot or learn more, please call 318-329-2585.
Dragon Boat Festival
April 18 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM at VCOM in Monroe, the Dragon Boat Festival brings a full day of excitement on the bayou. Hosted by the Children’s Coalition for Northeast Louisiana, the event features dragon boat racing and family-friendly fun. Proceeds support programs that benefit local youth. Call 318-323-8775 for details.
The Women’s Celebration
The Women’s Celebration event will take place on April 19, beginning at 3PM at Start Baptist Church. This year’s theme is “Faithful not Frazzled,” featuring guest speaker Hallie Dye along with worship, dinner, and numerous door prizes. Registration is $20.00 per person. Details at: sbcla.churchcenter.com
Women’s Firearms Safety Training Class
April 25 from 8AM to 12PM, Marshal Robert Cherry, Jr. and the Monroe City Marshal’s Office will host a Women’s Firearms Safety Training Class at the OPSO Rifle Range in West Monroe. This essential safety course has limited availability. To secure your spot or learn more, please call 318-329-2585.
Women’s Firearms Safety Training Class
April 25 from 8AM to 12PM, Marshal Robert Cherry, Jr. and the Monroe City Marshal’s Office will host a Women’s Firearms Safety Training Class at the OPSO Rifle Range in West Monroe. This essential safety course has limited availability. To secure your spot or learn more, please call 318-329-2585.
Biker Sunday
On Sunday, April 26 at 10:30AM, Cowboy Church at the OK Corral hosts Biker Sunday with Taverns to Tabernacles. Burgers and fellowship to follow the morning service. Cowboy Church is located at 547 Cooney Bonnett Road in Eros.
Charity Gayle REJOICE: A Night of Worship
April 29th at 7PM, Charity Gayle is bringing her REJOICE: A Night of Worship tour to North Monroe Baptist Church. Don’t miss an unforgettable evening of worship and praise. Tickets are on sale now!
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Facing many obstacles, God faithfully opened the door for The Hill to become a reality and we began broadcasting in March 1995. We have witnessed God's work through the positive message in the music.