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Louisiana Words Tour 2025 : Meet the Casts (Lafayette - Baton Rouge - New Orleans)

The Louisiana Words Tour is hosted by J. Michael Norris and the creator, Louis Toliver Jr.! They will be joined by 9 writers featured across 3 Louisiana cities: Lafayette, Baton Rouge, & New Orleans for 3 live shows! Each show is one hour including open mic opportunities. Yes, that means even if you are not a featured writer for theses shows, you can still show up to read! Each show is recorded so you will be able to show your friends and family! So, come make history with us! 

 

Friday, August 29th: Lafayette - Cavalier House Books @ 6:30pm 

Meet the cast of Louisiana Words - Lafayette: Madison Elizabeth Holland, Gabi Miller, & Ted A. Richard.


Saturday, August 30th: Baton Rouge - George’s Place @ 6:30pm

Meet the cast of Louisiana Words - Baton Rouge: Lance Wise,  Nick Perere, & Sinisa Jancan.


Sunday, August 31st: New Orleans - Allways Lounge & Cabaret @ 6:30pm 

Meet the cast of Louisiana Words - New Orleans: Noah Tapper,  Paige McRae, & Sam Ray. 

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Louisiana Words is the home of Louisiana's LGBTQIA+ writers and our allies! We help market new and seasoned writers for FREE! Just submit your work and we’ll get you into our content rotation! You may submit your content to louisianawords@gmail.com or you may contact us through social media! Our summer 2025 season of new Louisiana Words content started Sunday, July 6th! 

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Sundays: New content uploaded to LouisianaWords.com

Mondays: Les Mots Passè (past content)

 

Tuesdays: Debuts

   

 Wednesdays: Featured Writer

  

 Thursday:  Louisiana Words News & Live Replay 

  

 Friday: Les Mots Passè (past content) 

     

 Saturday: Best of the Week/Best of the Globe

  

  

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Interested in being on LouisianaWords.com or participate in a live show, Submit to louisianawords@gmail.com!

 


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