Join us for the 2026 New Orleans Music Teachers Association Piano Sonata Competition!

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Join LUCAP and Iggy Vols for a two-day Thrift Sale filled with affordable finds and sustainable style. Stop by the St. Charles Room on February 2 and February 3, 2026, from 10 am to 2 pm to shop a variety of gently used clothing and accessories. Whether you are looking to refresh your wardrobe or support community-focused efforts, this event is a great way to thrift with purpose.

Join LUCAP for Creating a Beloved Community, an MLK Jr. Day art project that invites participants to reflect on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision of justice, unity, and collective care. Community members will paint individual canvases that will be assembled into a shared Beloved Community Canvas Quilt, symbolizing how our unique stories and expressions come together to form something stronger.

Social Justice Snacks with Lindy

Mondays | 7:30 – 9:00 PM

Francis Hall, Room 415

Need a snack and a space to think deeper about justice, faith, and the world we live in? Come by Social Justice Snacks with Lindy, a relaxed weekly hangout where conversation is real, the snacks are free, and no question is off limits.

 A Tribute to Life: From Serenity to Radiance

In completing the cycle of his piano trilogy, Loyola Piano Faculty Qifan Wu invites
audiences on a deeply moving musical journey that celebrates the resilience, love, and
hope woven into the human experience. Anchored by Schubert’s monumental final
piano sonata and culminating in the brilliance of Liszt’s electrifying Hungarian
Rhapsody, this program traces the arc of life—from its quiet shadows to its most
triumphant light.

Equip yourself to influence decisions, policies, and create positive change.

Lunch provided.

Shift your intention with a brief, informal practice that focuses on Dr. King’s Six Principles of Nonviolence.

Commemorate MLK's legacy and those who live it through a keynote speaker, prayer, song, and dance. Refreshments provided.

Theme: Building Community, Uniting a Nation the Nonviolent Way