Good morning, Monroe.

The Living Well Foundation hosted its annual luncheon at the West Monroe Convention Center on Oct.

23rd to highlight its impact across Northeast Louisiana—inviting nonprofits, leaders, and residents to collaborate on future community projects.

Ouachita Green announced the Family Fun Fest will be held this Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. at West Monroe Sports & Events Complex—moved from its original location at Kiroli Park.

The event will include activities for all ages—performances, costume contests for humans and pets and nearly 70 booths offering free activities.

Salt Revival Oyster Co. posted a note on its door stating it is permanently closed.

Dr. Sandra Lunte and her former students will perform as the Origins Flute Quartet at the Emy-Lou Biedenharn Recital Hall on October 27 at 7:30 p.m.—she celebrates 31 years at ULM as each member selects a 20th century piece for the show.

The event is free for ULM students and faculty with I.D.

The Women's Symposium Empower Board is hosting a free guided meditation event called Sound Bath by Courtney George on October 29 at 4:30 p.m. at the Liew International Student Center — participants should wear comfortable clothes, bring a yoga mat, and pre-register to attend.

Dysautonomia Louisiana, started by patient Carmen Gonzalez, will host events across North Louisiana to educate and connect people affected by the condition by providing support with insurance and mobility aids—its efforts further marked by the Monroe Civic Center lighting on Oct.28 for Dysautonomia Awareness Month.

Monroe residents can join Beat the Ace: Week 8, an online contest where players try to beat a pigskin prognosticator by picking their lucky number eight—hosted by KNOE.

The challenge offers local sports fans a fun way to test their skills and win recognition.

Discover Monroe-West Monroe is seeking volunteers for the 2026 NWBA Adult and Junior Division National Championships in March at the West Monroe Sports & Events facility—this will be the first para-athlete national championship hosted in Ouachita Parish—and it will bring additional para-athletic competition to the area.

The West Monroe Rebels were named Team of the Week and the team celebrates their selection—highlighting their strong drive during the season.

The Ruston Bearcats were named Team of the Week by KNOE—earning the honor for their strong play as they continue to impress local fans.

Halloween Pub Crawl in Monroe

4:30-9 p.m. — Vibez Lounge — Tickets required — Get festive with spooky costumes and partake in exciting social media contests during this haunted night of fun.

World Ballet Company - Cinderella

7:00-8:30 p.m. — Monroe Civic Center — Experience the enchanting ballet adaptation of Cinderella featuring international dancers and stunning costumes.

Ainsley's Angels 10th Annual Rolling On The River 5K

10:30 PM – 12:30 AM — 501 Mane St, West Monroe, LA — Registration starting from $2.99 — Celebrate inclusivity with a fun 5K featuring in-person and virtual options.

Ancestral Artistry Film Screening

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Northeast Louisiana Children's Museum — General Admission — Explore the influence of African and Creole architecture in Louisiana through a special film screening and Q&A session.

Dylan Scott Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Monroe Civic Center — Tickets required — Experience a night of country music with rising star Dylan Scott.

Barak Shriners' Circus

All day — Barak Shrine Temple — Pricing varies — Experience an enchanting circus with majestic elephants, daring trapeze acts, and whimsical clowns.

Football Match: South Alabama Jaguars vs. UL Monroe Warhawks

2:30-4:30 p.m. — Malone Stadium — Cost info not specified — Witness a thrilling matchup between South Alabama and UL Monroe in college football action.