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PARC Village An Artistic Hub For Artist And Creatives
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Meet Our Current Exhibit Artist: Troy AngelleExpressing bold emotions through graffiti-inspired art, unbound by conventi...
05/07/2026

Meet Our Current Exhibit Artist: Troy Angelle

Expressing bold emotions through graffiti-inspired art, unbound by convention.

Known for his raw, emotive, and graffiti-inspired artwork, Troy Angelle uses acrylic and spray paint to create visually striking pieces that evoke powerful emotion and energy. His work embraces bold color contrasts, instinctive movement, and freedom from traditional artistic rules.

From exhibiting in Brooklyn to showcasing work at PARC Village, Troy’s artistic journey reflects a relentless pursuit of creative expression—continually evolving while leaving a lasting impact on the visual arts community.

Be sure to stop by and experience the exhibit for yourself at PARC Village. ✨🖌️

TBT A Night with the PARCs Throwing it back to an unforgettable evening at PARC de Oaks, where art, paintings, culture, ...
04/16/2026

TBT A Night with the PARCs

Throwing it back to an unforgettable evening at PARC de Oaks, where art, paintings, culture, and community came together under the stars. Beyond the open mic performances, the space was filled with visual art that brought color, texture, and life to the night—paintings that told stories of their own and added another layer of expression to the atmosphere.

From spoken word and live music to the creativity on display through visual artwork, every corner of the evening reflected the beauty of local talent. It was more than an event—it was an experience of seeing and hearing art in all its forms, shared in real time with the community.

Still grateful for the artists, performers, and creatives who made the night so meaningful.

Join us for a meaningful and powerful edition of Coffee & Conversation this April.In honor of National Poetry Month and ...
04/06/2026

Join us for a meaningful and powerful edition of Coffee & Conversation this April.

In honor of National Poetry Month and Distracted Driving Awareness Month, we welcome a guest whose voice carries both artistry and lived experience.

This month, candice leigh sits down with Rico D’Sean Knox III — a multidisciplinary artist, storyteller, and activist whose work is rooted in truth, resilience, and purpose.

Rico’s journey is one that speaks to both the beauty of expression and the realities of life-altering moments. Through it all, he continues to use his voice to inspire, educate, and move others.

Come be part of the live audience as we gather, reflect, and grow — from grounds to greatness.

Interested in hosting your own event or using the space?
📧 [email protected]
🌐 parcvillagela.com

03/31/2026

Episode 8 of our Women’s History Month Series 🤎✨

Introducing Anna Kojevnikov — Community Engagement Director for the Acadiana Center of the Arts, dedicated to uplifting artists and strengthening the creative community.

With a background in filmmaking, Anna has produced several films and continues to carry that creative lens into the work she does today. Through administering grants to artists and arts organizations, she helps bring ideas to life and ensures creatives have the support they need to thrive.

She loves collaboration — the coming together of different voices, perspectives, and visions to create something meaningful.

What keeps her going is seeing the impact on the community — witnessing how the arts can transform, connect, and inspire.

For Anna, the arts are a reflection of our creative time — a living representation of who we are and what we imagine.

Find her at the Acadiana Center of the Arts and experience the work she’s helping bring to life. 🎭✨

Stay tuned for the final episode as we continue celebrating women who are shaping culture and community through their creativity. 🤎✨

03/27/2026

Episode 7 of our Women’s History Month Series 🤎✨

Introducing Pamala Flugence — owner of Let’s Create LLC, where creativity is more than a business… it’s a piece of her story.

Her journey is deeply rooted in her childhood — the moments, the memories, and the time spent creating alongside her siblings all helped shape the artist she is today.

For Pamala, it’s never been just about making things. It’s about expression, connection, and healing — taking something simple and transforming it into something meaningful.

What keeps her going? Her creations. The ability to turn ideas into something that speaks, that connects, that restores.

If you’re in Carencro, stop by Let’s Create and experience it for yourself, or check them out on Facebook and Instagram to see the magic she continues to create. 🎨✨

Stay tuned for the next episode as we continue highlighting women whose stories and creativity inspire us all. 🤎✨

03/26/2026

Looking back on one of the responses shared during The Stories We Carry, when asked about navigating struggle, Quinn Foster said, “Love on yourself, ancestors, journey..”

Those words lingered in the room.

To love on yourself is to extend grace, patience, and compassion inward — especially in moments of challenge. To love on your ancestors is to remember that you are not walking alone, that there is strength, sacrifice, and resilience woven into your very being. To love on the journey is to honor every step, even the difficult ones, trusting that growth, purpose, and understanding are unfolding in time.

That reflection embodied the heart of the afternoon — honoring where we come from, who we are becoming, and the stories that shape us along the way.

We are grateful for the wisdom shared, the vulnerability offered, and the community that gathered to listen and reflect. These are the stories we carry.

This month on Coffee & Conversation, we welcome back young creative Londen Michal—R&B/Soul artist, producer, and directo...
03/25/2026

This month on Coffee & Conversation, we welcome back young creative Londen Michal—R&B/Soul artist, producer, and director making his own path in the arts.

At just 15, he wrote and produced his original stage play Rhythm of Our Roots, proving that if opportunities aren’t given, they can be created. Now at 16, he returns to share the success of the play, his newest music release, and what’s next in his journey.

Tap in live as we catch up with one of Acadiana’s rising visionaries.

03/24/2026

Episode 6 of our Women’s History Month Series 🤎✨

Introducing Nina Charles — a culinary artist who tells stories through every dish she creates.

For Nina, it’s deeper than food — it’s about hearing the story behind the food, the culture, the memories, and the people it represents.

What keeps her going? Her people. The community she feeds, connects with, and pours into through her craft.

Through culinary art, she’s found a way to express herself — blending flavor, creativity, and storytelling all on one plate.

And listen… if you’re reading this and getting a little hungry, go ahead and check her out at ninacreole.com and ninabakescakes.com — don’t say we didn’t warn you! 🍰✨

Stay tuned for the next episode as we continue celebrating women whose creativity feeds the soul in more ways than one. 🤎✨

03/19/2026

Episode 5 of our Women’s History Month Series 🤎✨

Introducing Kelsey LeAnn — graphic designer and in-the-moment photographer, capturing life as it happens and creating without limits.

From a young age, any chance she had to create, she went all out. That same passion still fuels her today — showing up fully and unapologetically in her artistry.

Through her photography, Kelsey offers people something special: the chance to see themselves as they are, without interruption, without posing — just real, present, and authentic.

Growing up, she didn’t always have someone who understood or reflected her creative side. But she kept creating anyway — and now, she creates space for others to feel seen.

For Kelsey, art is everything — it has no limits. 🎞️✨

Stay tuned for the next episode as we continue highlighting women who are shaping the world through their creativity and perspective. 🤎✨

🎨 Open Call for Visual ArtistsPARC Village Community Art Center is now accepting applications for our 2027 exhibition se...
03/18/2026

🎨 Open Call for Visual Artists

PARC Village Community Art Center is now accepting applications for our 2027 exhibition season. We are seeking BIPOC visual artists, photographers, and multidisciplinary creatives interested in sharing their work with the community.

This is an opportunity to exhibit your artwork in a vibrant cultural space that celebrates creativity, culture, and community connection. Artists working in a variety of visual mediums are encouraged to apply.

📩 To be considered, email [email protected] for application details.

We look forward to seeing the work of talented artists from our community and beyond.

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03/17/2026

Episode 4 of our Women’s History Month Series 🤎✨

Introducing Donna Duhon — Coordinator of the Green House Senior Center and Art Studio, a creative who pours into others through care, intention, and innovation.

Her approach to creativity is rooted in one question: what can I offer that they’re not accustomed to? That curiosity is what drives her to create meaningful, engaging experiences for the seniors she serves.

What keeps her going is simple — giving. Showing up, pouring in, and creating space for joy, expression, and new experiences.

Donna is all about her seniors — making sure they feel seen, valued, and inspired through the arts. 🤎✨

Stay tuned for the next episode as we continue honoring women who lead with heart and impact their communities in powerful ways.

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