Events in Monroe today

Join for the Tuesday Afternoon BOM 2026, another installment of Treehouse Textiles Block of the Month patterns. It’s a sew-along event where you can work on your BOM during the session, with help and encouragement for keeping up with the monthly blocks. Note: the page content mentions a free sew day for the BOM tied to the first Saturday each month, but it does not provide a specific start time for this Tuesday session.

Hosted by West Monroe MX and Family Fun Park, the Jalapeño Summer Series spans multiple race weekends, with Saturdays designated for practice and Sundays for racing. The format allows time to prepare one day and compete the next. Additional information on race classes, official start times, and race day sign up will be provided.

Enjoy a live concert at Forsythe Park in Monroe. The Sound is set to perform starting in the morning, with tickets available through the listed ticket partner.

Bayou Bowl hosts a circus-themed National Bowling Day celebration featuring family-friendly attractions and special pricing. Attendees can take advantage of $2 bowling games during the circus portion, plus carnival games, prizes, face painting, Zoo Crew animals, and hands-on arts and crafts. After the celebration, bowling is half price so the fun continues on the lanes.

This meetup brings artists and enthusiasts together to discuss art studio practice, art history, and theory. Participants are encouraged to bring something they are currently working on, whether an ongoing artwork, a creative concept, or any other form of artistic expression, to share and talk through the creative process. The gathering aims to foster a supportive environment where people can exchange ideas, offer feedback, and gain insights into different facets of the art world. It also offers space to connect with fellow creatives and deepen understanding of the artistic journey.

JT Adams returns to Trapps on the River in West Monroe, joined by guitarist Ken Vicknair of the popular local band Jack Rabbit Slims. Riverside dining pairs with live music that showcases the musical talent of JT Adams.

Barak Shriners hosts its yearly golf tournament, bringing golfers together for competitive play and a shared love of the game.

At Lincoln Parish Library, Michael Branch leads a four-part, interactive series on artificial intelligence with a focus on practical skills for everyday use. This session centers on internet safety. Earlier installments covered everyday applications, AI power tools, and ways to communicate effectively with AI. A form is available for requesting a specific tool demonstration or submitting questions privately.

WIP Wednesday is a weekly open work time for sewing projects. Bring along what you’re working on to finish up projects or start something new, with time to sew together from the afternoon into early evening.

Created for spouses, partners, older children, and close family of military and first responders, this new peer support group provides a supportive setting to talk through challenges and learn strategies for addressing secondary trauma. Participants explore ways to care for the people they love while also tending to their own healing. Hosted by Sean Downhour.

Briarfield Academy’s varsity softball team plays an away, non-district matchup against River Oaks in Monroe, Louisiana. The game is scheduled for Thursday evening.

Round up a team for a free live trivia night at El Azteca Grill & Bar, presented by Challenge Entertainment. Questions span pop culture, history, sports, science, and more, with new winners recognized each week. Teams compete for gift card prizes, with first place earning $30, second $20, and third $10. Drink specials include $3 draft beer, $3 lime margaritas, and $3.50 strawberry or mango margaritas.