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I lost my blue Ticketmaster concert ticket stub from yesterday afternoon here in Lafayette. It was for the 7:30 PM show at the Cajundome, in section 102, row B, seat 12, printed on white paper with a bold blue border and the Ticketmaster logo in the corner. There's a small coffee stain along the bottom edge and a crease from where it was folded in my wallet. The ticket has sentimental value—it was a gift from a friend who moved away, and I really need to recover it. I probably dropped it near the Cajundome main entrance around 3pm yesterday, by the security line outside the gate. If anyone found it, please reach out; I'd be forever grateful.
I lost my blue hand-painted ceramic vase yesterday around 3pm near the Lafayette Public Library on Main Street. It's about 8 inches tall with a glossy cobalt glaze and a delicate gold rim. There's a tiny star-shaped sticker on the bottom and a faint crack along the lip from a recent spill. The vase was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me, so I really need to get it back. If you found it, please drop me an email at [email protected].
Hey, I lost my black AirPods Pro with a blue silicone case yesterday around 5pm near the UL Lafayette campus on Johnston Street, behind the Student Union. The case has a small dent on the bottom edge and a pineapple sticker on the back. They were a birthday gift from my sister, so they mean a lot to me and I really need them back. If someone found them, dropping them at the campus security desk or the Lafayette Lost and Found would help me a ton.
I lost my sunburst Strat-style electric guitar this afternoon around 3:15 pm near the Cajundome on Congress Street, Lafayette. It's a sunburst finish with a maple neck and white pickguard, about 8.5 pounds, and there are two small dings on the lower bout. On the back of the headstock there's a palm-tree sticker, and the case includes a purple-lined guitar strap. It means a lot to me—it's a gift from my aunt and I’m really hoping to get it back. If you found it, please email [email protected] so we can confirm details and arrange a meetup.
I lost my black RFID-blocking passport holder yesterday around 3pm near Target on Ambassador Caffery Parkway in Lafayette. It's a slim, slightly worn leather-like case, about the size of a paperback, with a magnetic snap and a small red compass charm on the zipper. Inside, there are a few cards and a laminated boarding pass, plus my initials 'A.P.' written on the inner lining. There's even a faint coffee stain on the back from a Lafayette cafe, making it easy to spot. I really need it back; it's tied to my upcoming trip and holds sentimental value.
I found this cream knit scarf this morning around 9:15 near the Lafayette Public Library on Main Street. It's a Lands' End scarf, about 60 inches long, with a navy stripe along the edge and a small snag in the fringe. The scarf looks gently used, soft and warm, with a tiny stitched initials tag reading 'L.E.' near the corner that could help identify the owner. If this sounds like yours, send me a quick note and we can arrange a pickup near the library.
I found a vintage coin collection this afternoon around 4:15pm behind the Lafayette Antique Market on West Pinhook Road. It’s tucked in a small red leather pouch about 6x4 inches, with a brass zipper that’s a bit tarnished. Inside are roughly 40 coins from the 1800s to early 1900s—mostly silver-toned, some with green patina, and a couple that gleam. One coin is a Barber dime with a tiny scratch near the date, and there’s a faded hand-written note in the pouch that says 'To Dad'. A small brass ship charm hangs from the zipper pull, which is a unique identifying feature. I’d really like to get this back to its owner; if you recognize it, tell me about the note on the pouch and the coins’ dates.
I found a hand-painted ceramic wall plaque this afternoon around 3:45pm outside the Lafayette Art Center on Lafayette Street near the Main Street intersection. It's about 8 inches square with a cream glaze and a blue-and-gold peony pattern, and there's a tiny chip on the bottom edge. The back bears a maker's mark, 'A.L. 17', and a jute hanger loop is still attached. It feels like something that belongs in a cozy living room more than a curb, so I kept an eye out for the owner since it's got a bit of sentimental charm. If this looks familiar, email me at [email protected] and I'll organize a pickup.
I found a silver-tone Seiko watch this afternoon around 2:15pm near the corner of Main Street and 4th in downtown Lafayette, by the farmers market setup. It has a blue sunburst dial with white hour markers and a black leather strap with subtle red stitching along the edges. The case shows a few light scratches and there’s a tiny engraving on the back that reads 'M.H. 08/23'. I picked it up because it stood out among the sidewalk clutter, and I can imagine how someone might be really missing it. If this watch belongs to you, drop a note in the app and we can arrange a safe pickup.
I found a tan tote bag this afternoon around 4:15pm in the Lafayette Library parking lot behind the Main Street entrance. It's a medium-sized canvas tote with brown leather-like trim, a clear blue inside pocket, and a small pink tag that says 'Mercer & May'. There are a few everyday items inside—a spiral notebook, a reusable coffee sleeve, and a lipstick with a dented cap—so it looks recently used. If this bag is yours, reply here with a detail only you’d know—like the pink Mercer & May tag, the blue inner pocket, or the lipstick cap—so we can verify and arrange pickup.
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