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upcoming dates
Public programs are staged as a living calendar for listening, learning, and gathering.
Events
The event calendar should feel like a poster wall outside a club and a program board inside a museum: clear dates, strong atmosphere, and an invitation to gather around Slim Harpo's music.
LA
cultural ground
Events keep the story close to Louisiana while leaving room for partners and touring formats.
Live
archive energy
Listening nights, workshops, and exhibitions turn preserved material into shared memory.
Upcoming Programs
Event listings are managed dynamically through the admin CMS and surfaced here for the public as a promotional, easy-to-scan program board.
CMS
managed calendar
New dates can move from admin draft to public page without redesigning the route.
Public
clear promotion
Every card gives date, location, program purpose, and a direct way to ask about participation.
Archive
living context
Programs connect music, images, education, and community preservation.
Next up
Archive Listening Night
September 12, 2026Baton Rouge, Louisiana
A guided evening of Slim Harpo recordings, stories, and Louisiana blues context.
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September 12, 2026
Archive Listening Night
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
A guided evening of Slim Harpo recordings, stories, and Louisiana blues context.
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October 24, 2026
Swamp Blues Education Workshop
Louisiana cultural partner venue
An education program introducing students to rhythm, harmonica, guitar, and the history of Louisiana blues.
Bring The Archive Into The Room
Events can carry the archive beyond the website: a listening session, classroom workshop, museum talk, or tribute night can make the records feel present again.
Preservation sounds better when people gather.
Listening Nights
Guided playback, stories, photographs, and preservation updates for fans and new listeners.
Education Workshops
School and community sessions around rhythm, harmonica, guitar, and Louisiana blues history.
Museum Partnerships
Exhibitions and talks that connect records, family materials, and credited visual artifacts.
Plan a program around the sound.
Plan tribute events, school programs, exhibitions, and community gatherings that keep Slim Harpo's story active instead of sealed behind glass.