In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

After disbanding for a while this year due to COVID, Happy's running club is back in action, ready to tear through the streets of Downtown Baton Rouge. Choose between distances of 5,000 meters or just over three miles, whichever you … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Every month, bring your latest craft project along (or get ready to start a new one!) to meet other fellow crafters for an evening of work and play at the Galvez Branch of the Ascension Parish Library. Coffee, a sewing … read more

Explore Louisiana's diverse and colorful history at Baton Rouge's Capitol Park Museum for free on the first Sunday of each month, with special hours from 1 pm–4:30 pm. louisianastatemuseum.org Location: 660 North 4th Street Baton Rouge Louisiana

The West Baton Rouge Library is on the move! The Bookmobile will be making stops at Brusly Town Hall each Tuesday with books, magazines, and DVDs available for checkout from 2:30 pm–3:45 pm. wbrpl.org. Location: 601 South Vaughan Brusly Louisiana

Media personality Boo Milton is hosting his monthly generative writing session for adults ages 18–33 at the River Center Branch Library. Against the beats of a live DJ, craft poetry and spoken word pieces while connecting with other creatives. 6 … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Is there a cozier combination than a knitting project and a good book? The West Feliciana Library invites all knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and other crafters whose projects are portable to come to the library to work on their crafts as … read more

If your New Year's resolution involved trying new things and singing more, the friendly women of The Baton Rouge Chorus of Sweet Adelines invite you to join their winter rehearsal sessions. This group going sixty-two years strong is dedicated to … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Add some creativity and fun into your evening by joining ceramicist Quaja Bell for Sip & Spin: Pottery Wheel Throwing Class. Bell will guide participants of a variety of skill levels in how to throw and form clay on a … read more

Theatre Baton Rouge presents a stage adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express. Which suspect committed murder aboard the glamorous Orient Express? Find out when TBR brings one of Christie's greatest mysteries to the stage. Thursday, Friday and … read more

The LSU Museum of Art is opening its doors to tykes under the age of five and their parents or caregivers the first Thursday of each month for tot-friendly arts education lessons and engaging activities. Free for members, $5 per … read more

Join the Geaux Ride Bicycle Boutique in Downtown Baton Rouge for a truly illuminated bicycling experience that combines nostalgia, wellness, and the latest technologies of the day. Every Friday and Saturday, Geaux Ride hosts scheduled forty-five minute tours of downtown … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

For almost twenty-five years, BREC has hosted weekly meetings that explore mankind's histories and its futures, featuring skygazing tips, physics phenomena, space programs, and famous events. At the Highland Road Park Observatory from 7:30 pm–8:30 pm. Free. brec.org. Location: 13800 … read more

On the first Friday of every month, sip coffee while trying out your French skills at the West Baton Rouge Museum's Education Room. Each meeting features a topic to spur conversation en français. 1 pm. Free and open to the … read more

Theatre Baton Rouge presents a stage adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express. Which suspect committed murder aboard the glamorous Orient Express? Find out when TBR brings one of Christie's greatest mysteries to the stage. Thursday, Friday and … read more

Baton Rouge's contemporary dance company Of Moving Colors is entirely rethinking the way Shakespeare's Othello is perceived by audiences by incorporating modern dance, spoken word, and a new, contemporary score. 7:30 pm at the Manship Theatre. $12–$32 at manshiptheatre.org. Location: … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Grab your harmonica or guitar and get ready to learn the Delta art of the blues. Henry Turner Jr.'s listening room is offering a free blues camp in five hour-and-a-half-long sessions each Friday. Each session will be split into half … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

The West Baton Rouge Museum introduces a new series exploring the challenges of genealogy research for African Americans. Participants will dig through their own family trees over the course of a three-week interactive workshop series, featuring notable guest speakers recognized … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

It's easy for Baton Rougeans to get their fresh local produce fix thanks to the Red Stick Farmers Market, now over twenty years old. 8 am–noon on the corner of Fifth and Main. breada.org. Location: 501 Main Street Baton Rouge … read more

Each weekend, you can experience stargazing during the day under the grand dome of LASM's planetarium. Learn fascinating facts about the stars and constellations in the local night sky during an interactive presentation, then enjoy a featured show for all … read more

Shop with artists from Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and Florida who will present original works of art in a variety of mediums including, pottery, jewelry, woodwork, textiles, photographs, glass, paintings, sculpture, hand-made soaps, and so much more. Expect to see your … read more

Theatre Baton Rouge presents a stage adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express. Which suspect committed murder aboard the glamorous Orient Express? Find out when TBR brings one of Christie's greatest mysteries to the stage. Thursday, Friday and … read more

The Market at the Oasis partners with independent artists, farmers, food providers, coffee makers, craftspeople, and potters, to create an ongoing, weekly event which will also feature yard plants, herbs, succulents, and flowers. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings and landscaping while … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Studies show that yoga and mindfulness can improve overall physical health as well as possibly reduce effects of PTSD, anxiety, addictions, and other mental conditions. That's why the USS KIDD, the Mayor’s Advisory Council on Veterans Affairs, and Yoga with … read more

Local artist Roberta Loflin will lead participants in learning a variety of techniques to better create atmospheric landscapes and other effects, that help an artist "set the mood" for a painting. Held weekly on Saturday mornings at BREC's Studio in … read more

Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Lakeland is hosting its annual Tasting Fair and Silent Auction. The evening will feature samples of home cooking ranging from barbecue pork ribs, to crawfish jambalaya, to pork stew and fried chicken (plus much more, … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

Explore and support local Baton Rouge businesses while shopping for Mother's Day gifts and other treats at the Blooms and Bites Annual Shop Hop, presented by SweetBaton Rouge, Local Supply, Sosis & Annie Claire Designs, Red Stick Spice, Baton Rouge … read more

You'll leave ready to travel back to the roaring twenties when you complete your beaded and/or feathered fascinator headpiece during this workshop. All materials and equipment provided. 1:30 pm–3:30 pm. $50; advanced reservations required at checkout.square.site. Location: 100 North Boulevard … read more

On the first Sunday of each month, the LSU Museum of Art welcomes all to enjoy its exhibitions free of charge, promising special family activities, live music, and more. 1 pm–5 pm. lsumoa.org. Location: 100 Lafayette Street Baton Rouge Louisiana

Every first Sunday of the month, guests can enjoy free admission to all art galleries, family activities, and for the first time even planetarium shows at LASM. Stop by with your family, or introduce the museum to your friends as … read more

Soulful Sunday at the Park is back at Beauvoir Park in full swing: featuring Local Pop-Up's newest art market residency, live music (5B Band featuring Jovin Webb are playing the April event), crawfish from Chow Yum Phat, an interactive Easter … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Theatre Baton Rouge presents a stage adaptation of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express. Which suspect committed murder aboard the glamorous Orient Express? Find out when TBR brings one of Christie's greatest mysteries to the stage. Thursday, Friday and … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

After disbanding for a while this year due to COVID, Happy's running club is back in action, ready to tear through the streets of Downtown Baton Rouge. Choose between distances of 5,000 meters or just over three miles, whichever you … read more

New Orleans bassist Peter Harris will perform at the Cary Saurage Community Arts Center's Roland Black Box Studio for the season finale of the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge's Jazz Listening Room Series. 7:30 pm. $20 at bontempstix.com. Details … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

The West Baton Rouge Library is on the move! The Bookmobile will be making stops at Brusly Town Hall each Tuesday with books, magazines, and DVDs available for checkout from 2:30 pm–3:45 pm. wbrpl.org. Location: 601 South Vaughan Brusly Louisiana

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

Is there a cozier combination than a knitting project and a good book? The West Feliciana Library invites all knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and other crafters whose projects are portable to come to the library to work on their crafts as … read more

Join the Geaux Ride Bicycle Boutique in Downtown Baton Rouge for a truly illuminated bicycling experience that combines nostalgia, wellness, and the latest technologies of the day. Every Friday and Saturday, Geaux Ride hosts scheduled forty-five minute tours of downtown … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Those who enjoy local art, wine, and good company (or any combination thereof) are invited to Blend's loft area for Art of Wine. The casual happy hour will allow folks to peruse work by local artists, try new wines or … read more

If your New Year's resolution involved trying new things and singing more, the friendly women of The Baton Rouge Chorus of Sweet Adelines invite you to join their winter rehearsal sessions. This group going sixty-two years strong is dedicated to … read more

Add some creativity and fun into your evening by joining ceramicist Quaja Bell for Sip & Spin: Pottery Wheel Throwing Class. Bell will guide participants of a variety of skill levels in how to throw and form clay on a … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

Right as Louisiana's flora is vibrantly blooming, the Elizabethan Gallery hosts the work of several Baton Rouge artists for its annual Spring Art Show. The show includes works in mediums like oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor, ceramic and mixed media; by … read more

Grab your harmonica or guitar and get ready to learn the Delta art of the blues. Henry Turner Jr.'s listening room is offering a free blues camp in five hour-and-a-half-long sessions each Friday. Each session will be split into half … read more

The Art Guild of Louisiana presents its annual Spring Judged Show, showcasing member works which will be awarded prizes at Independence Park Theatre Gallery. Artists who would like their work to be included can submit works on May 11 from … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

Multimedia sculptural artist and Savannah College of Art and Design Professor Gerry Stecca has a new exhibition opening at Conde Contemporary in Natchez. The exhibition, titled Specious Morphology, will feature sculptures made from wood, iron, and over 30,000 clothespins; as … read more

For almost twenty-five years, BREC has hosted weekly meetings that explore mankind's histories and its futures, featuring skygazing tips, physics phenomena, space programs, and famous events. At the Highland Road Park Observatory from 7:30 pm–8:30 pm. Free. brec.org. Location: 13800 … read more

The Market at the Oasis partners with independent artists, farmers, food providers, coffee makers, craftspeople, and potters, to create an ongoing, weekly event which will also feature yard plants, herbs, succulents, and flowers. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings and landscaping while … read more

Local artist Roberta Loflin will lead participants in learning a variety of techniques to better create atmospheric landscapes and other effects, that help an artist "set the mood" for a painting. Held weekly on Saturday mornings at BREC's Studio in … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

The River Road African American Museum invites all for an afternoon of gospel music in Jambalaya Park. Noon–7 pm. africanamericanmuseum.org. Location: 120 South Irma Boulevard Gonzales Louisiana

It's easy for Baton Rougeans to get their fresh local produce fix thanks to the Red Stick Farmers Market, now over twenty years old. 8 am–noon on the corner of Fifth and Main. breada.org. Location: 501 Main Street Baton Rouge … read more

Each weekend, you can experience stargazing during the day under the grand dome of LASM's planetarium. Learn fascinating facts about the stars and constellations in the local night sky during an interactive presentation, then enjoy a featured show for all … read more

On the second Sunday of each month, musicians of all varieties and abilities are invited to the West Baton Rouge Museum for an Old Time Music Open Jam. Bring your guitars, basses, fiddles, dulcimers, and even your triangles to the … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Soulful Sunday at the Park is back at Beauvoir Park in full swing: featuring Local Pop-Up's newest art market residency, live music (5B Band featuring Jovin Webb are playing the April event), crawfish from Chow Yum Phat, an interactive Easter … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

After disbanding for a while this year due to COVID, Happy's running club is back in action, ready to tear through the streets of Downtown Baton Rouge. Choose between distances of 5,000 meters or just over three miles, whichever you … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

The West Baton Rouge Library is on the move! The Bookmobile will be making stops at Brusly Town Hall each Tuesday with books, magazines, and DVDs available for checkout from 2:30 pm–3:45 pm. wbrpl.org. Location: 601 South Vaughan Brusly Louisiana

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

The tragic story of one of America's most notorious and brutal lynchings is being explored from new angles in Southern University composter Charles Lloyd, Jr.'s new opera Emmett Till, performed by the University's Opera Southern. In telling the story of … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

The LSU Museum of Art is helping inject some art and culture into lunch breaks with this new program the third Tuesday of each month. Bring a bag lunch, and the museum will provide water, sodas, and an insightful and … read more

Bob Mann's new book about Huey Long and LSU will launch with a signing at Cavalier House. 5 pm. Free, $34.95 for a signed copy. bontempstix.com. Location: 100 N. Range Avenue Denham Springs Louisiana

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Spend your Wednesday evening learning about the history of New Orleans' best-loved restaurants from Country Roads' own Arts & Entertainment Editor Alexandra Kennon, who will discuss her book Classic Restaurants of New Orleans at the Main Library. 6 pm. Free. … read more

Is there a cozier combination than a knitting project and a good book? The West Feliciana Library invites all knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and other crafters whose projects are portable to come to the library to work on their crafts as … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

If your New Year's resolution involved trying new things and singing more, the friendly women of The Baton Rouge Chorus of Sweet Adelines invite you to join their winter rehearsal sessions. This group going sixty-two years strong is dedicated to … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Add some creativity and fun into your evening by joining ceramicist Quaja Bell for Sip & Spin: Pottery Wheel Throwing Class. Bell will guide participants of a variety of skill levels in how to throw and form clay on a … read more

Support LASM with a Van Gogh-themed dinner beneath the starry-night dome of the Irene W. Pennington Planetarium, catered by City Pork. A percentage of the proceeds will go towards LASM's “Light LASM: The Star of BR” campaign, which has the … read more

Join the Geaux Ride Bicycle Boutique in Downtown Baton Rouge for a truly illuminated bicycling experience that combines nostalgia, wellness, and the latest technologies of the day. Every Friday and Saturday, Geaux Ride hosts scheduled forty-five minute tours of downtown … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

The tragic story of one of America's most notorious and brutal lynchings is being explored from new angles in Southern University composter Charles Lloyd, Jr.'s new opera Emmett Till, performed by the University's Opera Southern. In telling the story of … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

For its Historical Happy Hour series this month, the West Baton Rouge Museum is presenting vocalist and ukulele artist Ashley Orlando, accompanied by the Florida Street Blowhards. 6 pm–8 pm. Free. westbatonrougemuseum.org. Location: 845 North Jefferson Avenue Port Allen Louisiana

For almost twenty-five years, BREC has hosted weekly meetings that explore mankind's histories and its futures, featuring skygazing tips, physics phenomena, space programs, and famous events. At the Highland Road Park Observatory from 7:30 pm–8:30 pm. Free. brec.org. Location: 13800 … read more

Grab your harmonica or guitar and get ready to learn the Delta art of the blues. Henry Turner Jr.'s listening room is offering a free blues camp in five hour-and-a-half-long sessions each Friday. Each session will be split into half … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

Livingston's most happenin' live music event, "Your Hometown Branson Show" is back in action. Every third Saturday, come out to Suma Crossing Theatre in downtown Livingston for the hottest local country music acts. 7 pm. Tickets sold at the door; … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

The West Baton Rouge Museum introduces a new series exploring the challenges of genealogy research for African Americans. Participants will dig through their own family trees over the course of a three-week interactive workshop series, featuring notable guest speakers recognized … read more

It's easy for Baton Rougeans to get their fresh local produce fix thanks to the Red Stick Farmers Market, now over twenty years old. 8 am–noon on the corner of Fifth and Main. breada.org. Location: 501 Main Street Baton Rouge … read more

Take a stroll and learn how you can make a difference in Mental Health Awareness. Meet at the Safe Haven Headquarters 8 am registration, walk starts at 9 am. Free. namiwalks.org. Location:

Each weekend, you can experience stargazing during the day under the grand dome of LASM's planetarium. Learn fascinating facts about the stars and constellations in the local night sky during an interactive presentation, then enjoy a featured show for all … read more

Southern cuisine, live music, competitions, vendors, and more are coming to the Riverfront Plaza for the fifth annual Baton Rouge Soul Food Festival. It all kicks off on Thursday at Henry Turner Jr.'s Listening Room, with a sneak peak of … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

The Market at the Oasis partners with independent artists, farmers, food providers, coffee makers, craftspeople, and potters, to create an ongoing, weekly event which will also feature yard plants, herbs, succulents, and flowers. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings and landscaping while … read more

Following the opening of Arc Baton Rouge's headquarters off Jefferson Highway, Executive Director Susanne Romig sought out opportunities for special needs clients in the local area. One exciting result comes in the form of a new Baton Rouge Arts Market, … read more

If you're looking for a mini-community in which to hone your literary craft, the West Baton Rouge Library introduces its monthly Writing Workshop series, held on the third Saturday of every month from 1 pm–3 pm. For more information, call … read more

The East Baton Rouge Parish Library is carrying on its Author Talk virtual series into 2023, connecting bestselling authors with their readers through interactive, live online Q&A sessions. This month, featured authors include Britt Hawthorne, author of Raising Antiracist Children … read more

Don your favorite green clothes and accessories (ribbons, shirts, shoes, dresses, wigs, etc.) and head to the Natchez Bluff to join Y’all Means All Natchez for their new annual fundraiser for Mental Health Awareness Month in May. 7:30 am–10:30 am. … read more

Join skilled woodworker Terry Landry for a two-part workshop on how to build a Tool Tote. By the workshop's end, each participant will have built their own tote using saws, chisels, brace, marking gauge, and hand planes—as well as new … read more

Local artist Roberta Loflin will lead participants in learning a variety of techniques to better create atmospheric landscapes and other effects, that help an artist "set the mood" for a painting. Held weekly on Saturday mornings at BREC's Studio in … read more

It's no secret that Louisiana is aflocked with an enormous variety of birds. At LSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens at Burden alone, over 320 species have been recorded—from the meager mockingbird to the wondrous woodpecker. Once a month, Burden invites the … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Join local organization Kids' Orchestra in this experiential program that draws together literacy with music-making. Each month, children ages five to eleven will explore different themes from books at the East Baton Rouge Parish Library while learning about instruments, singing … read more

In the West Baton Rouge Museum's Brick Gallery, area musicians and music-lovers alike are invited to gather each month for a Cajun French Music Jam, sponsored by the Baton Rouge CFMA Chapter. A different musical artist will lead the jam … read more

Soulful Sunday at the Park is back at Beauvoir Park in full swing: featuring Local Pop-Up's newest art market residency, live music (5B Band featuring Jovin Webb are playing the April event), crawfish from Chow Yum Phat, an interactive Easter … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Olivia Claire Friedman, Baton Rouge author of the story collection Disasters in the First World, the poetry collection The 26-Hour Day, and the novel Here Lies, is currently a professor of Creative Writing at the University of Southern Mississippi. Join … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

Spend a week immersed in tradition with Washington artist Geraldine Robertson, who will guide a group through the process of making split white oak baskets. Participants will start by gathering materials in the woods, then learn to split the tree, … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

After disbanding for a while this year due to COVID, Happy's running club is back in action, ready to tear through the streets of Downtown Baton Rouge. Choose between distances of 5,000 meters or just over three miles, whichever you … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

The West Baton Rouge Library is on the move! The Bookmobile will be making stops at Brusly Town Hall each Tuesday with books, magazines, and DVDs available for checkout from 2:30 pm–3:45 pm. wbrpl.org. Location: 601 South Vaughan Brusly Louisiana

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Is there a cozier combination than a knitting project and a good book? The West Feliciana Library invites all knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and other crafters whose projects are portable to come to the library to work on their crafts as … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

Award-winning photographer Collin Richie has been featured on the BBC and NPR's All Things Considered regarding his Faces of the Flood series, which documented the aftermath of the August 2016 flooding in Baton Rouge. He'll be speaking at the Louisiana … read more

Join the Geaux Ride Bicycle Boutique in Downtown Baton Rouge for a truly illuminated bicycling experience that combines nostalgia, wellness, and the latest technologies of the day. Every Friday and Saturday, Geaux Ride hosts scheduled forty-five minute tours of downtown … read more

St. Francisville's new music series Vibes in the Ville is keeping the good vibes flowing in Parker Park the last Thursday of each month. 5:30 pm. Free. stfrancisvillefestivals.com. Location: Commerce Street at Burnett Road Saint Francisville Louisiana

If your New Year's resolution involved trying new things and singing more, the friendly women of The Baton Rouge Chorus of Sweet Adelines invite you to join their winter rehearsal sessions. This group going sixty-two years strong is dedicated to … read more

The East Baton Rouge Master Gardeners Association has partnered with the East Baton Rouge Parish Libraries to offer free educational talks and workshops on various gardening topics. May 11: Kerry Hawkins on Soil and Bob Clary on Edible Plants; 5:30 … read more

Add some creativity and fun into your evening by joining ceramicist Quaja Bell for Sip & Spin: Pottery Wheel Throwing Class. Bell will guide participants of a variety of skill levels in how to throw and form clay on a … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

For almost twenty-five years, BREC has hosted weekly meetings that explore mankind's histories and its futures, featuring skygazing tips, physics phenomena, space programs, and famous events. At the Highland Road Park Observatory from 7:30 pm–8:30 pm. Free. brec.org. Location: 13800 … read more

Grab your harmonica or guitar and get ready to learn the Delta art of the blues. Henry Turner Jr.'s listening room is offering a free blues camp in five hour-and-a-half-long sessions each Friday. Each session will be split into half … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Gonzales, the self-proclaimed "Jambalaya Capital of the World," will host a festival dedicated to your favorite regional meat and rice concoction (and surely, around here, there are plenty). The event is free to the public and features a jamba-cooking contest, … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

Local artist Roberta Loflin will lead participants in learning a variety of techniques to better create atmospheric landscapes and other effects, that help an artist "set the mood" for a painting. Held weekly on Saturday mornings at BREC's Studio in … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

It's easy for Baton Rougeans to get their fresh local produce fix thanks to the Red Stick Farmers Market, now over twenty years old. 8 am–noon on the corner of Fifth and Main. breada.org. Location: 501 Main Street Baton Rouge … read more

Each weekend, you can experience stargazing during the day under the grand dome of LASM's planetarium. Learn fascinating facts about the stars and constellations in the local night sky during an interactive presentation, then enjoy a featured show for all … read more

Red Stick Social and Electric Depot are once again joining forces for Groovin' on the Grass Fest—a day of live music, boiled crawfish, local art, bowling, and more. $15 trays of boiled crawfish, jambalaya, and Cajun chicken pasta will be … read more

The Market at the Oasis partners with independent artists, farmers, food providers, coffee makers, craftspeople, and potters, to create an ongoing, weekly event which will also feature yard plants, herbs, succulents, and flowers. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings and landscaping while … read more

Watch and hear the music of composer and percussionist James Hood (of English-American rock band The Pretenders) come to life across the dome of LASM's Irene W. Pennington Planetarium with mesmerizing 360° visual projections and surround sound. The unique immersive … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

Soulful Sunday at the Park is back at Beauvoir Park in full swing: featuring Local Pop-Up's newest art market residency, live music (5B Band featuring Jovin Webb are playing the April event), crawfish from Chow Yum Phat, an interactive Easter … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

The Baton Rouge Concert Band presents a concert of patriotic music and lively marches, along with some more solemn songs, to honor and remember those soldiers who sacrificed their lives to protect our country. Come out for a free concert … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more

After disbanding for a while this year due to COVID, Happy's running club is back in action, ready to tear through the streets of Downtown Baton Rouge. Choose between distances of 5,000 meters or just over three miles, whichever you … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

The West Baton Rouge Library is on the move! The Bookmobile will be making stops at Brusly Town Hall each Tuesday with books, magazines, and DVDs available for checkout from 2:30 pm–3:45 pm. wbrpl.org. Location: 601 South Vaughan Brusly Louisiana

Join twenty-six-year veteran instructor Elena Moreno-Keegan for a special yoga workshop at the West Baton Rouge Museum's Brick Gallery. Moreno-Keegan will lead students of every age, shape, size, fitness and skill level in a stretching and breathing session as part … read more

One thing is for certain: there is a surplus of feral cats in Louisiana and Mississippi. The feline-friendly folks of the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society have been meeting with the Natchez Mayor, Animal Control, and other concerned parties to develop … read more

Support the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society by shopping for new-to-you thrifted treasures at the NACHS "Big Shop". Come peruse the extensive variety of clothing, household items, fun knick-knacks, and more—and if you decide to buy, know that it's going toward … read more

In September the Baton Rouge Public Library System will host members of the EBR Master Gardeners Association for a talk on "Herbs and Spices for Everyone" with Nancy Jurasinski and "Cool Season Lawn and Garden Care" with Leo Broders. Jones … read more