Delta Downs Announces October Lounge EntertainmentDelta Downs Racetrack Casino & Hotel has announced the entertainment line-up in the Gator Lounge for the month of October.
Fidelity Maxx
The dynamic sound and performance of Fidelity Maxx has been electrifying audiences in Louisiana and Texas for over 16 years. They are a high energy dance band that can lay down every funky beat from Earth Wind and Fire to Ne-Yo.
October 1, 8 P.M.-midnight
October 2, 8:30 P.M.– 1 A.M.
October 3, 8:30 P.M.– 1 A.M.
Prime Time Band
Playing R&B, Blues and Soul Prime Time Band will shake your groove thing with their funky playlists.
October 8, 8 P.M.-midnight
October 9, 8:30 P.M. – 1 A.M.
October 10, 8:30 P.M. – 1 A.M.
Zydecane
This band is pure Zydeco energy! Playing variety as well as Zydeco there is a taste of Louisiana in everything they do. From the 2 step to the jitterbug, you will dance all night as Zydecane does their mojo!
October 15, 8 P.M.-midnight
October 16, 8:30 P.M. – 1 A.M.
Brian Best
A young saxophone performer and recording artist known for doing it all, Brian Best has a cutting-edge technique and sound that is a breath of fresh air in jazz.
October 22, 8 P.M.-midnight
October 23, 8:30 P.M. – 1 A.M.
October 24, 8:30 P.M. – 1 A.M.
Step Rideau & The Zydeco Outlaws
Step Rideau & the Zydeco Outlaws offer traditional sounds from the bandleader’s native Louisiana sound fused with the urban vibe of contemporary Houston. Their music fuses influences ranging from old Creole folk songs to classic rhythm & blues to rap and beyond.
October 29, 8 P.M.-midnight
October 30, 8:30 P.M. – 1 A.M.
October 31, 8:30 P.M. – 1 A.M.
All shows in the Gator Lounge at Delta Downs are free and open to the public. The Gator Lounge is open Thursday - Saturday at 4 P.M. You must be 21 or older to attend the shows. More information is available on the Web at www.deltadowns.com.
Boudin & Blue JeansOctober 10
Great Boudin and Grammy Winner Terrance Simien make for a dynamic combo at the Boudin & Blue Jeans Festival at the Imperial Calcasieu Museum from noon–6 P.M. Call the museum at (337) 439-3793 for ticket information.
Music With a Mission October 15
The event begins at 7 P.M. in the WW Lewis auditorium in Sulphur, LA.
The event will feature regionally and nationally recognized jazz artists such as James Bill, Chester Daigle, Jay Ecker, Tim McMillen, Huber "Mickey" Smith, Kevin Stone and Eric Sylvester just to name a few. Also featured on this program will be KPLC's own John Bridges. This event is free to attend as donations will be accepted at the door. The concert will to help raise awareness and money for the Maplewood Middle School Band.
Don't miss sharing this experience with your family and friends. It promises to be a treat when these wonderfully talented musicians perform together for this great cause! For more information feel free to e-mail me at hubersmith2@yahoo.com or call me at (337) 625-3457.
McNeese Theatre Bayou PlayersMcNeese Theatre’s 70th Anniversary Season celebration will open with “The Imaginary Invalid,” performed by McNeese Theatre Bayou Players, September 30-October 4 in Ralph Squires Hall, Shearman Fine Arts Center. Performances are 7:30 P.M. with a
2 P.M. matinee Sunday, October 4.
The comic reversal of ”healthy, wealthy and wise,” “The Imaginary Invalid” tells the rib-tickling story of a wealthy, but not so wise, Acadian farmer named Argan, whose life is turned topsy-turvy by an absurd regard for his imaginary illnesses, by his new wife scheming for cash and by his daughter seeking new love. The “Imaginary Invalid” sparkles with Cajun high spirits. The diagnosis is laughter, Moliere-style.
The cast includes: Argan (Sylvester Green), Cleante (Jes Breaux), Dr. Diafoirus (William Lormand), Beralde “Uncle Be” (Levi Arens), Purgon (Gabriel Brown), Toinette (Caitlyn Prine), Belinda (Alex Svoboda), Bonnefoi (Heather Wesbrook), Angelique (Katie Pilipauskas), Louise (Elise Hamilton), Sister Fleurant (Wesley Saucier).
Moliere’s “The Imaginary Invalid,” translated and adapted by Adley Cormier as “Le Malade Imaginare en Louisiane,” is set in Calcasieu Parish, 1939, and strongly flavored with the sounds of Southwest Louisiana. Veteran theatre artist Adley Cormier is guest director. John Abegglen is scenic and lighting designer.
Ticket prices are $15 for adults; $10 for McNeese faculty/staff, senior citizens, and youth (K-12). McNeese students are admitted free with a current ID. Season subscriptions are available during production dates, four shows for the price of three. Season subscriptions are available to new faculty/staff for half price. The box office is open Monday-Friday,
6 P.M.-8 P.M. , Saturdays 10 A.M.-noon. For reservations call 475-5043.
The Light Fantastic: Contemporary Irish Stained Glass ArtThe City of Lake Charles is proud to present The Light Fantastic: Contemporary Irish Stained Glass Art, at the 1911 Historic City Hall Arts & Cultural Center at 1001 Ryan Street. The exhibition showcases the work of Ireland’s leading glass artists. An opening reception will be held Friday, October 9 from 6 – 9 P.M. All ages are invited at no charge; refreshments will be served. The exhibition will hang through Saturday, January 9, 2010.
Renowned worldwide for its high quality and innovation, Irish stained glass reveals the contemporary artistic possibilities within this traditional art form. Ireland’s rich tradition of stained glass art stretches back over centuries. Since the Arts & Crafts and Celtic Revival styles of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Irish stained glass artists are recognized as pioneers of the craft. As The Light Fantastic demonstrates, the art form is no less vibrant today.
Historic City Hall Arts and Cultural Center is open Monday through Friday, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. and Saturday, 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Admission is free, but donations are gladly accepted. For more information, please call 491-9147 or visit www.cityoflakecharles.com.
Cutlines for pics: (#1699) Patrick Muldowney
The Song of Wandering Aengus by W.B Yeats, 2005
French antique colored glass, lead, cement, collage, painting
(#1765) Eva Kelly
Jellyfish, 1982
French Barriole flashed glass, copper foil, acid etching, painting
Celts, Corks and CheersOctober 10
An evening of whiskey and wine tasting, will be held at 7 P.M. Saturday, Oct. 10, at Pujo Street Cafe in Lake Charles. The event is sponsored by the Celtic Nations Heritage Foundation. Scottish-born Mark Fowler, now a resident of Baton Rouge, will lead attendees through an evening of tasting whiskies from Celtic regions and wines from Galicia, Spain's Celtic northern region.
Tickets are $25 per person and can be purchased by calling 439-4888.
The Celtic Nations Heritage Foundation is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote and preserve Celtic heritage and culture.
Poo yai - Zydeco lovers are in for a treat! October 18
Picture it - The Doghill Stompers, JoJo and the Happy Hill Playboys, and Jabo and the Southside Playboys - all performing live in one big Zydeco event to benefit Parkinson's disease. This 3-band Cajun music extravaganza will be held on Sunday, Oct. 18 from 3 P.M. to 8 P.M. at the Brickhouse on 110 Pine St. Come listen to the music, dance, eat jambalaya and hot links, drink your favorite beverage, and even watch the football game on a large screen television, all while supporting a great cause.
Tickets are $15 and can be purchased beginning September 28 through TicketMaster or PayPal on the Eljay Foundation for Parkinson's Disease website at www.eljayfd.org. They will also be on sale at the Eljay office in the United Way building at 715 Ryan Street, Suite 201, as well as at the door the day of the event.
Proceeds will benefit the Eljay Foundation for Parkinson's Disease and will be used to establish additional support groups in the tri-state area, resource/education personnel and materials, awareness programs and projects such as wheelchair ramps and caregiver relief programs.
For further information on the event, call the Eljay Foundation for Parkinson's Disease office at 337-310-0083.
YMCA-Style Tailgate Party in Downtown Lake CharlesOctober 3
Everything you'd expect from a great tailgate party - and then some!
Lake Charles YMCA is partnering with Livin' the Music/Rabar Productions to throw the biggest tailgate party Lake Charles has ever seen for the LSU v. UGA game on Saturday, October 3, 2009. From 11A.M. - 6P.M. the 700 and 800 blocks of Downtown Ryan Street will be closed to traffic, but open to lots of fun - complete with activities for all ages. This event is free and open to the public. Live music all day, pre-game Pep Rally, food, drinks, local vendors catering to Tiger fans, plenty of LSU games and contests, plus specials at many downtown businesses. Kick off is at 2:30P.M., and the game will be shown on a JUMBOTRON. Live musical performances by The Von Dukes, Blues Tonic, The Kadillacs, and more!
Buy tickets now for just $20 to benefit the rebuilding of the YMCA and have access to the exclusive Tailgater area - includes front-stage access, all you can eat courtesey of The Landing, plus beverages (must be 21+ to consume alcoholic beverages,) prime gametime viewing, exclusive offers from Lake Area businesses and much more! Tickets for the 'Tailgater Special' wristbands are available at www.ymcaonthelake.com. Tickets are also available on a cash-only basis at the following local businesses: Navarra's, Social Denim, Gordon's, Frankie & Co., The Wine Store, MB Rich Jewelers, Tiger Nation, Ken Connor's Tire & Auto, and Dual Service Welding & Industrial Supply.
Cheer on the Tigers in comfort and style in the exclusive VIP Lounge located in the beautiful Calcasieu Marine Bank building for just $125. Menu items include BBQ Spare Ribs, Crab Cakes, Lamb Lollipops, and much more beginning at 12Noon, provided by The Landing. Also featuring live acoustic music by Paul Gonsoulin, Chris Shearman, and Elisha Eagle, plus the game featured on large HD Flatscreens, exclusive gameday T-shirts, and plenty of VIP perks!
Wine Tasting ClassesOctober 17
Registration is now open for three wine classes designed to take the mystery out of wine. All three will be offered on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 17, in conjunction with the wine and food event Rouge et Blanc. Each class includes a tasting of the wines discussed.
The classes will take place at 10 A.M., 11 A.M. and noon in the Charleston Gallery, located at Pujo and Ryan streets. Each class costs $10 and is limited to 40 people.
To register, call (337) 475-5123, e-mail banners@mcneese.edu or go online at www.rougeetblanc.us.
Although the Rouge et Blanc event has sold out, you do not have to have a ticket to the event in order to sign up for these classes. They are:
10 A.M.: Demystifying Burgundy
Removing the Confusion
Taste seven 2006 Burgundies and one from 2005: William Fevre Chablis Champs Royaux, Louis Jadot Chassagne Montachet, Faiveley Montagny Blanc, Domaine Leflaive Macon-Verze, Louis Jadot Gevrey-Chambertin, Laboure-Roi Pommard, Faiveley Mercurey Rouge, Louis Jadot Chateau des Jacques.
Instructor: Jared M. Cocke, certified specialist of wine and fine wine specialist for Republic National Dist. Co.
11 A.M.: The Champagnes of Nicolas Feuillatte
Celebrating the Unforeseen Events of Everyday Life
A tasting of six champagnes: non-vintage Brut Rose (two), Brut Cuvee Speciale, non-vintage Blanc de Blanc, Cuvee Palmes d’Or Brut, Cuvee Palmes d’Or Brut Rose.
Instructor: Chad Kosina, Louisiana state manager for Chateau Ste. Michelle Wine Estates.
Noon: Pontchartrain Vineyards
Louisiana’s Only Non-Muscadine Winery
Private tasting of Dah Red, Roux St. Louis, Zydeco Rosato, Rouge Militaire.
Instructor: Cindy Vice of Pontchartrain Vineyards.
Worldwide Maize CrazeWith no UFO sightings reported in Louisiana this year, the mystery remains as to how an extraterrestrial-like design has taken shape in a Reeves field. Bringing the maze craze to this small town, the Melsheimer family will unravel the mystery when they open the area’s first MAiZE, an intricate network of twists and turns carved into 5 acres of sorghum, on September 26, 2009.
The Melsheimer’s and maze designer Brett Herbst – the world’s leading designer of 1,500+ corn mazes worldwide -- hope to challenge the wits of those seeking to find the one exit from their mind-boggling puzzle -- a unique source of good farmin' fun for adults and children alike. Though the correct pathway can be walked in only 15 minutes, most wandering maze-goers will require about one hour to travel through more than three miles of twists, turns and decision points. As a tribute to its location, the maze is designed in the shape of Louisiana with an array of farm animal mixed in.
The MAiZE will give Louisiana residents the chance to "get lost" September 26th through November 29th. Hours of operation are Friday- 5:00-9:00, Saturday- 10:00-9:00 and Sunday 1:00-6:00. Field trip hours, during weekdays, are available by reservation. The location is HWY 190 in Reeves, right next to Reeves City Park. Cost is $10:00 for ages 12 and up, $8:00 for ages 4-11, and free for kids 3 and under. Discounts are offered for families, groups and field trips. For more information or to make reservations, call 337-666-2280 or visit www.cmfarmsllc.com.
Elvis for AutismElvis for Autism, a benefit concert for Autism Services of Southwest Louisiana )ASSL) will be held at the L’Auberge du Lac Casino Resort Event Center on Sunday, October 25, at 7:00 P.M.
John Ieyoub, nationally acclaimed tribute artist, will be the featured performer along with an all-star cast headed by Chris Flowers and the Louisiana Express. Ieyoub has performed at private and corporate functions and at a occasions across the state and in Mississippi. This will be Ieyoub’s last local performance.
The event will benefit the newly opened Creole House for adults with autism, a dream that has become a reality.
Tax deductible tickets are $100 each and may be purchased at any First Federal branch or by calling ASSL at 337-436-5001.
All attendees must be at least 21 years of age.
31 Days of Keeping the Girls HealthyThis October, women can devote some much needed attention to their own health and well-being with Lake Charles Memorial Hospital’s 31 Days of Keeping the Girls Healthy. Geared toward women of all ages, from every walk of life, and with varying health needs, 31 Days of Keeping the Girls Healthy features a different activity every day of the month.
From the kick-off event, Cookin’ for a Cure with Celebrity Chef John Folse on October 1st, through a sugar-free Halloween on October 31st, Memorial’s other very special events include Cork N Canvas with local artist Sue Zimmerman on October 10th, Kober for a Cure featuring comedian Jen Kober on October 23rd, and so much more.
Most of the events are free and open to the public, but reservations may be required. For ticket or reservation information, visit www.lcmh.com or call (337) 494-2936.
Sunday BestHow Healthy Are You? Find out by taking our simple health assessments to learn about your risks for breast cancer, peripheral arterial disease, diabetes, and more. Simple and confidential, these assessments may help identify a risk—before it becomes a problem. Visit www.lcmh.com/Sunday:
Sunday, October 4 - Is Stress Affecting Your Health?
Sunday, October 11 - What Are Your Risks for Cardiovascular Disease?
Sunday, October 18 - Are You At Risk for Breast Cancer?
Sunday, October 25 - Could You Have Diabetes and Not Know It?
No More Manic MondaysImagine a life made easier—and Mondays without mania. We’ll provide you with everything you need from quick, easy and healthy recipes to calming musical interludes. Visit www.lcmh.com/Monday for a different week’s worth of tasty treats that you can make at home.
Monday, October 5 - Stress-less Dinners for the Busy Family
Monday, October 12 - Keep the Beat: Heart-Healthy Recipes
Monday, October 18 - Power Eating: Cancer Prevention Foods
Monday, October 26 - Sweets for the Sweet: Sugar-free Dessert Recipes
Tuesdays With MemorialSpecial folks deserve special events, and whether you’re gathering to gossip or decked out to dine, check out these events hosted by Lake Charles Memorial Hospital for Women. Visit www.lcmh.com/Tuesday for more information.
Tuesday, October 6 - Dig It
Join master gardener J.J. Window, 10 A.M., to see just how relaxing vegetable gardening can be. Seating is limited, and reservations are required. Register here, or call (337) 494-2936.
LSU Ag Center Ÿ 7101 Gulf Highway, Lake Charles. Light refreshments are provided.
Tuesday, October 13 - Beat It
Get your heart beating at our drum circle, at 5:30 P.M., hosted by percussionist Sylvia Hankin. Space is limited, and reservations are required. Register here, or call (337) 494-2936. Sylvia’s Bistro Ÿ 329 Broad Street, Lake Charles. Cash bar.
Tuesday, October 20 - Book It
Join us for coffee, and meet Angela Tezino, author of “Women of Excellence” courtesy of Christian Book Center and Coffee Beanery. Open admission. Coffee Beanery Ÿ 1740 W. Prien Lake Road. 8 A.M. – 12 P.M.
Tuesday, October 27 - Tech It
The Geek Squad from Best Buy will answer all our questions about this year’s must-have tech toys. Open admission. Memorial Hospital Atrium Ÿ 1701 Oak Park Boulevard
11 A.M. – 1 P.M.
Wednesday WomanToday’s woman juggles many responsibilities. Between family obligations to career demands, it’s hard to find time to take care of yourself. That’s why Memorial for Women brings you Wednesday’s Woman, a series of special reports designed to inspire and educate women on a variety of topics from health and fitness to family and friendships. Visit www.lcmh.com/Wednesday each week. We just may change your life.
Wednesday, October 7 - Stress CAN Affect Your Health
As part of our healthcare series specifically for women, Dr. Chris Thompson, a cardiologist on staff at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital, explains how serious stress can be on your heart health.
Wednesday, October 14 - Is Poor Circulation Keeping You Out of Circulation?
In this special report Dr. John Winterton, a cardiologist on staff at Memorial Hospital, discusses a cardiovascular condition where arteries in the arms or legs become constricted by fatty build-up.
Wednesday, October 21 - Keeping YOUR Girls Healthy
Take a moment to learn why early detection is crucial to the fight against breast cancer. Dr. Richard Martinez, a radiologist on staff at Memorial Hospital, discusses the need for regular mammograms and self-examinations.
Wednesday, October 28 - Don’t Underestimate Diabetes
Women with diabetes are at a greater risk for cardiovascular disease. Dr. David Muguku, a family medicine physician on staff at Memorial Hospital, discusses the importance of diagnosing and treating diabetes.
Is Thursday the New Friday? Get a jump start on the week’s end with a series of events intended to inspire or ignite some fun. At Memorial Hospital, Thursday IS the new Friday in October. Visit www.lcmh.com/Thursday today.
Thursday, October 1 - Cookin’ for a Cure
Kick-off 31 Days with Cookin’ for a Cure, featuring an evening with Celebrity Chef John Folse and honoring cancer survivors. Tickets are $75 each, or $750 for a table of 10. To purchase tickets, call (337) 494-2936, or email myhealth@lcmh.com for more information.
Lake Charles Country Club Ÿ Doors open at 6:30 P.M.
Thursday, October 8 - Nip/Tuck It
If you’ve ever stood in front of a mirror and fixated on a flaw, join Dr. Harold Bienvenu, a facial plastic and cosmetic surgeon on staff at Lake Charles Memorial Hospital, to learn more about today’s cosmetic treatments. Seating is limited, and reservations are required. Register here, or call (337) 494-2936. Memorial Hospital for Women Ÿ 1900 W. Gauthier Road. 6:30 P.M. Light refreshments provided.
Thursday, October 15 - Attend It
From time to time, every woman experiences what she believes is irregular or unusually heavy menstrual bleeding. If your symptoms limit you in the things you can do, join Dr. J. William Groves, an OB/GYN on staff at Memorial Hospital for Women, at the Women’s Commission Fall Conference to learn more about possible treatment options ranging from medication to minimally invasive surgical options, including hysterectomy. Seating is limited, and reservations are required. To register or more information, visit the Women’s Commission of Southwest Louisiana.
Thursday, October 22 - Pack It and Stack It
Clutter can weigh you down and leave you feeling out of control, but organizing expert Melody Granger will teach you to simplify your spaces—and keep it that way. Seating is limited, and reservations are required. Register here, or call (337) 494-2936.
Memorial Hospital for Women Ÿ 1900 W. Gauthier Road. 6:30 P.M. Light refreshments provided.
Thursday, October 29 - Wake It Up
Sleep disorders can cause major health consequences and even be life-threatening. Join Boyace Harlan, PhD, a trained sleep technologist with Memorial Hospital, for a look at the various types of sleep disorders and the latest testing technology—the first step in treating sleep disorders. Seating is limited, and reservations are required. Register here, or call (337) 494-2936. Memorial Hospital Ÿ 1701 Oak Park Boulevard. 12:00 P.M. Light refreshments provided.
TGIF
Kick off this weekend by kicking into gear. Join Memorial around town for some “plain ole” fun events. Visit www.lcmh.com/Friday for more information.
Friday, October 2 - Move It
You’ll like to move it, move it—with Memorial. Join Dr. Scott Hofer, an orthopedic surgeon on staff at Memorial Hospital, to develop a walking program that fits you—and your lifestyle. Open admission. For more information call (337) 494-2936. Prien Lake Mall 8 A.M.
Friday, October 9 - Stretch It
Discover health, inner peace and the many other benefits yoga has to offer with this introductory yoga session, courtesy of Chelsea Boudreaux with The Yoga Center of Lake Charles. Space is limited, and reservations are required. Register here, or call (337) 494-2936.
Memorial Hospital for Women Ÿ 1900 W. Gauthier Road
9am
Friday, October 16 - Step It Up
Upbeat Latin music, exotic dance movements, and vigorous exercise…Salsa may just be the perfect cardio exercise. Join Daniel Gonzalez with Latin Moves by Daniel, to try it for yourself. Space is limited, and reservations are required. Register here, or call (337) 494-2936. Memorial Hospital for Women Ÿ 1900 W. Gauthier Road 5 P.M.
Friday, October 23 - LOL It
At Kober for a Cure laughter really IS the best medicine. Join us for an evening with Jen Kober and honoring cancer survivors. Tickets are $20 each. To purchase tickets, call (337) 494-2936, email myhealth@lcmh.com, or visit www.lcmh.com/Friday for more information. Must be 21 to enter. The Brick House Ÿ 110 W. Pine Street
Doors open at 9:30 P.M. Ÿ Show begins at 10 P.M.
Friday, October 30 - Shake It
Tired of your usual exercise routine? Join us for an introduction to Belly Dancing by LaDonna. Fun and the perfect fit for any age, you’ll combine dance movements with a hint of drama, a splash of costuming, and a touch of self expression. Space is limited, and reservations are required. Register here, or call (337) 494-2936. Memorial Hospital for Women Ÿ 1900 W. Gauthier Road 9 A.M.
Weekend EditionCelebrate and make Saturday’s fun and meaningful with Memorial. We’ll walk. We’ll talk. Visit www.lcmh.com/Saturday for more information
Saturday, October 3 - Walk It
Make your own strides toward breast health, and join the team from Memorial Hospital at Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, the American Cancer Society's premier event to raise awareness and funds to fight breast cancer. Heritage Square Ÿ 1015 Ruth Street, Sulphur. Registration begins at 7 A.M. Walk begins at 8 A.M.
Saturday, October 10 - Sip It and Dip It
Join local artist Sue Zimmerman for southwest Louisiana’s own Cork ‘n Canvas. Enjoy the wine and you may just learn to water color. Admission is $20 per person, and can be purchased by calling (337) 494-2936, or visiting the Memorial Marketing Department at 2800 2nd St., Ste C (across for hospital main campus) between the hours of 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. For more information, email myhealth@lcmh.com, visit www.lcmh.com, or call (337) 494-2936. Gallery by the Lake Ÿ 106 W. Lawrence Street, Lake Charles. Wine and cheese Ÿ Seating is limited.
Saturday, October 17 - Frost It
Yum…cake decorating. More information to come.
Saturday, October 24 - Cheer It
Fall means football in southwest Louisiana. If you’re a fan of the game, join Memorial for the McNeese/Southeastern game. Special gift for the ladies! Cowboy Stadium Ÿ McNeese State University, Lake Charles 6:00 P.M.
Saturday, October 31 - Trick or Treat It
No tricks, just sugar-free treats for the young—and young at heart. Memorial’s Diabetes Education is hosting a special Halloween event featuring local children’s author Tommie Townsend, a pumpkin patch, and some (not so) ghoulish pleasures. Open to the public.
Memorial Hospital Atrium Ÿ 1701 Oak Park Boulevard 10A.M. – 12 P.M.
Westlake High Theatre; Kerry A. Onxley, Director of Theatre announces the cast for the department’s opening season of DRACULA. Good and evil battle for the possession of a young woman’s soul in this startling new adaptation of the Bram Stoker classic. Stoker’s 1897 novel “Dracula” remains the gold standard for vampire stories and features as it primary antagonist the vampire Count Dracula.
ity of Lake Charles and Louisiana Crossroads Pair up Roddie Romero and Joel Guzman
