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

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

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

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

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

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

Head to the brand new Cary Saurage Community Arts Center for the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge's brand new weekly educational initiative: Try Arts Tuesday. Each week, professional artists and novices alike are invited to the Center to explore … 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

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

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

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

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

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

Kiddos are invited to the LSU Museum of Art for a storytime about polar bears and an arts project. Designed for children five and younger, must be accompanied by a caregiver. 10 am. $5. lsumoa.org. Location: 100 Lafayette Street Baton … 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

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

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

The Art Guild of Louisiana is offering a series of workshops in the new year, for anyone looking to enhance their skills or live out a resolution to stretch more creative muscles in 2023. Thursdays January 5–February 16: Composing in … read more

St. Francisville's non-profit organization that champions the arts, Art for All, presents an exhibition of artwork by five artists from St. Francisville and the surrounding areas. Their work will be on display in the Main Meeting Room and Foyer of … 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

New Roads' Julien Poydras Museum and Art Center continues to highlight local art and artists with a series special Pop-Up Art Exhibits. The exhibition beginning in January 2023 includes a variety of works by featured artists Kimberly Houseman and Phoebe … 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 a fusion of bluegrass and rock 'n' roll, the Hillbenders will hit the Manship stage this month for a showcase of their progressive acoustic sound and unique instrumentation featuring mandolin, guitar, dobro, banjo, and bass. 7:30 pm. $40–$50. manshiptheatre.org. … 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

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

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

As part of the East Baton Rouge Parish Library's Heroes of American History series, the Baker Branch Library will present a documentary about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., followed by a dialogue and commentary about his life led by Dr. … 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 its modest digs on Florida Boulevard, the Red Dragon Listening Room pulls in artists who are anything but in terms of their abilities. Well-known and emerging songwriters take the stage here several times each month, and with the venue's … 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

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

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

All on one night, Baton Rouge director J. M. Stelly is bringing three new films to premiere on the Manship screen. In Abacus, three men wake up in an elevator, unsure of how they got there, forced to play a … 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

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 are Namina Forna, bestselling author of The Gilded … 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

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

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

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

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 of America's very favorite PBS series, Antiques Roadshow, is making a stop in Baton Rouge on May 2 during a tour of five cities doing appraisals this summer. Each ticketed guest is invited to bring two items to be … 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

Head to the brand new Cary Saurage Community Arts Center for the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge's brand new weekly educational initiative: Try Arts Tuesday. Each week, professional artists and novices alike are invited to the Center to explore … 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

In its modest digs on Florida Boulevard, the Red Dragon Listening Room pulls in artists who are anything but in terms of their abilities. Well-known and emerging songwriters take the stage here several times each month, and with the venue's … read more

The Baton Rouge Jewish Film Festival returns this year, bringing a series of acclaimed films to the Manship Theatre related to Jewish culture and history. On the bill are: January 11: Karaoke—The story of a retired couple in Tel Aviv, … 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

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

Artwork in a variety of mediums created by members of the Art Guild of Louisiana will be on display at Independence Park Theatre, which is open from 10 am–5 pm Tuesday–Friday. Free. artguildlouisiana.org. Location: 7800 Independence Boulevard Baton Rouge 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 Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge's annual MPAC (Music, Performance, Art, Community) Celebration is back, and this year they are celebrating fifty years of supporting the arts in Baton Rouge. In honor of the anniversary, MPAC is turning back … 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

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

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

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

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

Get ready to laugh with comedian, actor, and writer Tony King—who is binging his one-man show to the Manship for one night only. Eighteen and older. 7:30 pm. $27. manshiptheatre.org. Location: 100 Lafayette Street Baton Rouge 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

Join arts educator Shelly Frederick downtown Denham Springs at the Livingston Parish Arts Council Gallery for a kids course on basic drawing and painting techniques, using oil pastels and watercolors. At the end of the workshop, kids will go home … read more

The Baton Rouge Jewish Film Festival returns this year, bringing a series of acclaimed films to the Manship Theatre related to Jewish culture and history. On the bill are: January 11: Karaoke—The story of a retired couple in Tel Aviv, … read more

The Arts Council of Pointe Coupee continue to bring exciting performance to New Roads with its Performing Arts Series when Still Standing, an Elton John Tribute Group, makes its way to the Poydras Center stage. See Ben Frey, known as … read more

Much more than just a race, the Louisiana Marathon is a culturally rich festival complete with food, music, and more. There’s a 5K, a kids' marathon, and quarter, half, and full marathons, all attracting national and international runners who come … 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

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

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 Botanic Garden Foundation returns with its free Garden Discoveries series, this month focusing on the topic of "Growing Orchids in Louisiana". Members of the Baton Rouge Orchid Society Patty Granier and Lata Johnson will educate on how … 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

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 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

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

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

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

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 are Namina Forna, bestselling author of The Gilded … 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 Livingston Parish Library is presenting two workshops meant to prepare your gardens for the incoming spring season. On January 17, join Louisiana Master Gardeners for a presentation on spring vegetable planting, and on January 26, on how to prepare … 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

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

Head to the brand new Cary Saurage Community Arts Center for the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge's brand new weekly educational initiative: Try Arts Tuesday. Each week, professional artists and novices alike are invited to the Center to explore … 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

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

Veni Harland, author of Evangeline Reconsidered, will present a lecture on her carefully researched book exploring the roots, legends, history, and impact of Longfellow's 1847 poem Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie. Presented by the East Baton Rouge Public Library's Special … 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

Honoring longtime friend of the West Baton Rouge Museum Ronald Kennedy, the museum's newest exhibition Ron's Retro: Honoring Ronald Kennedy with Local Black Artists will feature works by the Southeastern University Professor of Visual Arts and Photography, as well as … 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

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

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

Welcome to Hogwarts School of Stagecraft and Ribaldry. Take the magic seriously, but everything else is fair game when it comes to The Family Dinner Comedy Troupe's Spoof Night on Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. The interactive movie … 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 its Historical Happy Hour series this month, the West Baton Rouge Museum is presenting "The King and Queen of Gutbucket Blues," Smokehouse Porter, Miss Mamie, and the Gutbucket Blues Band in the Juke Joint—which will serve as the backdrop … 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

In its modest digs on Florida Boulevard, the Red Dragon Listening Room pulls in artists who are anything but in terms of their abilities. Well-known and emerging songwriters take the stage here several times each month, and with the venue's … 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

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

The Andrew Duhon Trio has been featured in national publications that include Rolling Stone, No Depression, and Parade. As the national acclaim descends, the New Orleans Grammy-nominated songwriter and troubadour still makes time for stages in his homestate, including this … 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

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

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

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

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

Learn the art of sublimation with instructor Shelly Frederick of the Arts Council of Livingston Parish, who will guide a hands-on workshop on the entire process and all its possibilities. Leave with a firm understanding of the basics, and 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

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

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

Head to the brand new Cary Saurage Community Arts Center for the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge's brand new weekly educational initiative: Try Arts Tuesday. Each week, professional artists and novices alike are invited to the Center to explore … 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

Dr. Darius Spieth, the Art History Area Coordinator at the LSU College of Art + Design, will present a lecture on the history of the LSU Museum of Art's Mediterranea exhibition. Bring lunch, water and soda will be provided. Noon. … read more

The LSU Hilltop Arboretum is partnering with the Louisiana Master Naturalists of Greater Baton Rouge for a unique training experience for the public, led by Katherine Gividen. The course will take place in the Beverly Coates Auditorium on Highland Road, … 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

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

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 lunchbreak listening to a dynamic conversation about public art—its role in communities and the inherent complexities of the art form in aesthetics, maintenance, and re-interpretation. The discussion will feature a panel that includes Maya Curtis, Public Art Project … 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

Johnny Palazzotto and Steve Zaffuto's long-anticipated full-length documentary on blues star and Grammy Hall of Famer Slim Harpo will finally make its Louisiana premiere this month at the Manship Theatre. The film includes a never-before-heard audio interview with James Moore, … 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

As part of the Baton Rouge Symphony's Orchestra Series, award-winning Canadian conductor Adam Johnson will lead a program at the River Center Theater that includes Offenbach's "Orpheus in the Underworld," Fauré's "Pavane," Ravel's "Schéhérazade", and Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique. 7:30 pm–9:30 … 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

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

The Livingston Parish Library is presenting two workshops meant to prepare your gardens for the incoming spring season. On January 17, join Louisiana Master Gardeners for a presentation on spring vegetable planting, and on January 26, on how to prepare … 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

From the folks who brought us Spoof Night! with Films at Manship comes a locally made, monthly Improv Comedy Show (with no dinner involved). Hang out with Baton Rouge's premier comedy troupe for some live, interactive improv games. 7:30 pm. … 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

In its modest digs on Florida Boulevard, the Red Dragon Listening Room pulls in artists who are anything but in terms of their abilities. Well-known and emerging songwriters take the stage here several times each month, and with the venue's … 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