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

Paul Raymond Jones, a prominent advocate for Black artists’ recognition, amassed one of the country’s largest private collections of African American art and in 2008 the University of Alabama established a museum in his honor and to continue his legacy. … 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 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. November 1: John Stamos, actor from Full House and author of the … read more

Baton Rouge's contemporary dance company Of Moving Colors is jumpstarting their 36th season with an interactive movement performance inspired by games and play, under the artistic direction of Garland Goodwin Wilson. Besides the creative performance, attendees will be treated 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

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

Was it Colonel Mustard in the Billiard Room? Mrs. Peacock with the revolver? Answer the eternal question of "Who done it?" with Sullivan Theatrer at their production of the the Hasbro game turned 1985 Paramount slapstick murder mystery, now live … 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

BREADA's Red Stick Farmers Market is making a weekly appearance at Pennington Biomedical Research Center on Perkins—offering plenty of the usual fresh, local veggies, meats, seafood, prepared foods, jarred and baked treats, and more. 8 am–noon. Free. breada.org. Location: 6400 … 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

On Friday evenings, folks flock to the Oak Grove Food Lot in Prairieville for live music, fun activities for all ages, and lots of local food trucks. 5 pm–8 pm. Free. visitlasweetspot.com. Location: 17198 Old Jefferson Hwy Prairieville Louisiana

Get ready to glam up, groove, and give back at the Jefferson Community Foundation’s Annual Gala, taking place this year at the Chateau Golf and Country Club. This night will be packed with entertainment including live music, a buffet dinner, … read more

From the folks who brought us Spoof Night! with Films at Manship comes a locally made, monthly Improv Comedy Show. Hang out with Baton Rouge's premier comedy troupe for some live, interactive improv games. 7:30 pm. $12. manshiptheatre.org. Location: 100 … 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

Was it Colonel Mustard in the Billiard Room? Mrs. Peacock with the revolver? Answer the eternal question of "Who done it?" with Sullivan Theatrer at their production of the the Hasbro game turned 1985 Paramount slapstick murder mystery, now live … read more

The Seth Finch Trio will perform in the intimate setting of Chorum Hall, with Simon Lott on drums an Max Moran on Bass. 7:30 pm. $15–$35 at bontempstix.com. Location: 1024 Executive Park Avenue Baton Rouge 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

Make your way down to Main Street in New Roads for the annual Harvest Festival on False River, a celebration of community and agricultural heritage. This year the festival features carnival rides, live music, arts and crafts vendors, food vendors, … 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

ROE is an inciting play by Lisa Loomer that explores the enduring impact of the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. Loomer’s courageous production delves into the personal stories often overlooked in the ongoing abortion debate. Don’t miss this touching interpretation … 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

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

Catch the following shows coming up at Baton Rouge's indie, BYOB venue, Mid City Ballroom: October 19: Southpaw FLHC, Escuela Grind, Decoy & Ventruss. 7 pm. $12. October 29: Fred Masherino The Color Fred Ex-Taking Back Sunday. 7 pm. $15. … 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

Each month, the West Baton Rouge Museum invites Francophones and aspiring Francophones out to practice their conversational French, with a different topic each session to help generate discussion. These frequently feature music by John Richard and Tony Thibodeaux, plus coffee … 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

Kevin Langley, President of the Capital Area Beekeepers Association and Vice President of the Louisiana Beekeepers Association, will lead a presentation at the Main Library at Goodwood about the importance of bees, and how we can attract and aid pollinators … read more

For twenty six years, the Big River Economic and Agricultural Development Alliance (BREADA) has connected farmers to families and families to farmers through its signature Red Stick Farmers Market. This Saturday, Baton Rougeans will celebrate the occasion with BREADA's over … 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. Performances will liven the … read more

Louisiana artist George Rodrigue's surviving wife Wendy has made a personal mission of vibrantly sharing Rodrigue's art, life, and legacy. Through the fall, she'll be giving talks on the beloved Blue Dog artist's life, artwork, and legacy at the following … read more

Lace up your running shoes for the Sugar Rush 5K and 1 Mile at 9 am in downtown New Roads, beginning and ending at Harvest Festival grounds. This year the race helps raise funds for Rougon Elementary. $25 1 Mile … read more

Each Saturday the Louisiana Art & Science Museum hosts Studio Saturdays, where local artists teach the Baton Rouge community about a variety of mediums and walk them through creating their own unique works of art. November's workshop will be led … read more

The first Saturday of each month brings arts, crafts, and local produce to Louisiana Square in Donaldsonville. 8:30 am–2:30 pm. visitlasweetspot.com. Location: 300 Block Railroad Avenue Donaldsonville Louisiana

Join the New Roads community for this fun and invigorating 5k or 1-mile fun run downtown along glorious False River. 9 am. Register at runsignup.com. Location: 211 Main St New Roads Louisiana

Join the Baton Rouge Garden Club for its annual flower show and tea at the Baton Rouge Garden Center this fall. Guests will immerse themselves in a wonderland of floral designs crafted by members, exploring a stunning array of native … read more

It's easy for Baton Rougeans to get their fresh local produce fix (plus fresh meat, seafood, and other food and goodies) thanks to the Red Stick Farmers Market, now over twenty years old. 8 am–noon on the corner of Fifth … read more

Celebrate and indulge in Louisiana's very favorite nut at Colfax's annual Pecan Festival. Think of all the potential: pralines, pies, crusted fish—it'll all be awaiting, along with musical entertainment, a carnival, a parade, and more—at 611 Eighth Street. Find the … 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

At Burden Museum and Gardens, StoryTime in the Garden promotes early childhood literacy in the greater Baton Rouge community through storytelling, crafts, and activities. Parents with children ages three to eight are invited to join in the fun from 9 … read more

Was it Colonel Mustard in the Billiard Room? Mrs. Peacock with the revolver? Answer the eternal question of "Who done it?" with Sullivan Theatrer at their production of the the Hasbro game turned 1985 Paramount slapstick murder mystery, now live … 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

Help raise money to support Front Yard Bikes's mission of helping the youth of Baton Rouge lead healthy and fulfilling lives while biking through Baton Rouge with other cycling enthusiasts, starting at the Perkins Road Community Park and looping back … read more

Commemorate the holidays with your furry friends. Plenty of malls offer the chance for the tykes to bounce on Santa's knee, reciting their Christmas lists as the cameras flash. But what of our beloved family pets? CAAWS (Capital Area Animal … 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

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

Port Allen's annual parade was the first in South Louisiana to honor those who've served and all military who are currently serving our country, and it'll be rolling once again this year. The museum will also host an exhibition honoring … 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 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

From the earth to the skies, there's plenty of delight and wonder in bloom at the LSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens at Burden. The Rose Garden offers an elegant setting for the annual Wine and Roses Rambler, where attendees can cultivate … 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

The West Baton Rouge Museum's monthly "Behind the Barn Doors" event draws guests to the Big Red Barn on the museum's six-acre campus to learn more about traditional crafts and historic trades. Each month, artisans in the fields of blacksmithing, … read more

Baton Rouge's annual Cap City Beer Fest pops tops today in Downtown Baton Rouge. More than one hundred special domestic and international beers, some not otherwise available in Baton Rouge, will be here for the sampling, complementing a festive fall … read more

Was it Colonel Mustard in the Billiard Room? Mrs. Peacock with the revolver? Answer the eternal question of "Who done it?" with Sullivan Theatrer at their production of the the Hasbro game turned 1985 Paramount slapstick murder mystery, now live … read more

This musical, presented by TheaterworksUSA, has Cat Kid and Molly Pollywog attempting to start a club to teach twenty-one baby frogs how to draw comics. Their fishy father Flippy, unable to handle the frogs' bickering, loses it—threatening the future of … 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

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

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

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

Leave the X-Men to the megaplex. Each month, the Manship Theatre offers a slate of films, from modern classics to engaging new documentaries and locally-produced stories. Here's what's in store: November 8: Dear Sirs: Mark Pedri's documentary, presented by the … 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

BREADA's Red Stick Farmers Market is making a weekly appearance at Pennington Biomedical Research Center on Perkins—offering plenty of the usual fresh, local veggies, meats, seafood, prepared foods, jarred and baked treats, and more. 8 am–noon. Free. breada.org. Location: 6400 … 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 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. November 1: John Stamos, actor from Full House and author of the … read more

The Art Guild of Louisiana has invited local artists to take inspiration from the classic carol the "Twelve Days of Christmas" for their holiday exhibition at Independence Park Theatre in Baton Rouge. Artists have submitted creative takes on everything from … read more

Enjoy a special fall concert with the whole family, presented by the Baton Rouge Chorus of Sweet Adelines—a barbershop style singing group, directed by Sherry Barron. The show will be held at the Ingleside Methodist Church. 7 pm. Free. batonrougechorus.org. … read more

Catch the following shows coming up at Baton Rouge's indie, BYOB venue, Mid City Ballroom: October 19: Southpaw FLHC, Escuela Grind, Decoy & Ventruss. 7 pm. $12. October 29: Fred Masherino The Color Fred Ex-Taking Back Sunday. 7 pm. $15. … 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 Order of the Phoenix. The interactive … read more

Celebrate the 248th birthday of the US Marine Corps at Grace Church of West Feliciana. The grand occasion will commence at 9 am with a wreath–laying ceremony in honor of General Robert H. Barrow followed by a cake ceremony. Free. … read more

Join the General Philemon Thomas Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution for a Veterans Day ceremony at the Baton Rouge National Cemetery. The ceremony will take place beside the grave of the chapter’s namesake, Philemon Thomas. 1 pm. … 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

This Veterans Day, follow the crowds to one of the largest and most popular Veterans Day ceremonies in the region. Held in front of the Iberville Veterans Memorial and Vietnam helicopter display in Plaquemine, the event will feature a speech … read more

Allumer Natchez brings artists and art lovers from near and far to downtown Natchez for dazzling light-based contemporary art installations. Over twenty illuminated installations will be featured throughout downtown Natchez and at the Natchez Bluff. The theme of this year's … read more

French artist Manon Bellet explores the expressive potential of vital materials such as metal, light, fire, and most recently ferrofluids on glass. Her art emphasizes the interactions between chemistry and organic form which lend to a free and autonomous creative … read more

On Friday evenings, folks flock to the Oak Grove Food Lot in Prairieville for live music, fun activities for all ages, and lots of local food trucks. 5 pm–8 pm. Free. visitlasweetspot.com. Location: 17198 Old Jefferson Hwy Prairieville Louisiana

Delicious, innovative food. Lively, danceable tunes. Creative culture bearers and storytellers. All of the things that have inspired this magazine's work for forty years now come together in perfect, joyful synchronicity at the annual St. Francisville Food and Wine Festival. … 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

For a quarter of a century, Jonathan Larson’s RENT has inspired us to choose love over fear and to live without regret. This Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning phenomenon follows a year in the lives of a diverse group 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

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

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

Discover watercolorist Katheine Klimitas’ latest exhibition at the West Baton Rouge Museum featuring seascapes in vibrant colors and metallic hues. This collection offers an intimate view of ocean life while expressing Klimitas' admiration of animals. westbatonrougemuseum.org. Location: 845 North Jefferson … 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

Insects, a species millions of years older and more abundant than humans, are the centerpiece of Small Wonders, an exhibition by artist Bob Sober. Presented by the West Baton Rouge Museum, this exhibit displays Sober’s use of state of the … read more

Join BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo for the inaugural “Arts for Animals Festival,” an appreciation of animals and arts while bringing awareness to the significance of conservation efforts. At the heart of the festival there will be a curated exhibition of … read more

The Louisiana Art & Science Museum is launching a new program on Saturdays during the summer called Studio Saturdays, where local artists will teach the Baton Rouge community about a variety of mediums and walk them through creating their own … read more

It's easy for Baton Rougeans to get their fresh local produce fix (plus fresh meat, seafood, and other food and goodies) thanks to the Red Stick Farmers Market, now over twenty years old. 8 am–noon on the corner of Fifth … read more

Get a first look at West Baton Rouge Museum’s newest exhibit, Small Wonders: Insects in Focus, and create a handcrafted souvenir to take home in this workshop led by professional artist Kellie Rountree. The event will include a morning workshop … 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

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 Natchez Rotary Club is stirring the pot again this year, commemorative Tom Hughes bowls and all. The annual Chili Cookoff, held on the bluff across from the Natchez Grand Hotel, will benefit Natchez Children's Services. 11 am–2 pm. Free … 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

Anne Ogea has over two decades of producing Christmas shopping showcases under her belt—and for the second year, she's bringing the Merry Market to the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center in Gonzales. Peruse hundreds of vendor booths from Baton Rouge and beyond … read more

For a quarter of a century, Jonathan Larson’s RENT has inspired us to choose love over fear and to live without regret. This Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning phenomenon follows a year in the lives of a diverse group of … read more

Sing along to soothing soul music or linedance to the “Cupid Shuffle” at Evangeline Downs Racetrack where local legends Roi “Chip” Anthony and Cupid will be performing and competing to determine the ultimate entertainer. The fun starts at 7 pm. … read more

For a quarter of a century, Jonathan Larson’s RENT has inspired us to choose love over fear and to live without regret. This Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning phenomenon follows a year in the lives of a diverse group of … 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

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

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

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

Bring your youngsters to watch the award–winning book,The Rainbow Fish, come to life in a performance by Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia. The magical puppetry promises an afternoon of delight as it follows the adventure of a dazzling fish who … 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

Dialogue on Race Louisiana, an educational discussion brought to you by East Baton Rouge Parish Library, will be presenting a new topic: Terms and Distinction Needed for Understanding Racism at the Greenwell Springs Road Regional Branch Library. This dialogue aims … read more

At Louisiana’s Old State Capitol, acclaimed South Carolina photographer, publisher, and author Cecil J. Williams will give a first-hand account of his powerful documentation of the Civil Rights Movement, as well as his recollections of John F. and Jaqueline Kennedy. … read more

Explore the science of genealogy at the Main Library at Goodwood in this workshop where participants will learn how to use library databases to conduct genealogical research, trace their family’s history, and access the Genealogy department’s resources to complete their … 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

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 Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge's annual series attracting some of the world's most talented jazz artists welcomes the following acts to the Manship Theatre stage this spring: September 20: Eddie Palmieri Latin Jazz October 11: The Headhunters November … read more

Meet author and editor of Country Roads magazine, Jordan LaHaye Fontenot, at the Main Library at Goodwood for an intimate conversation on her forthcoming book, Home of The Happy: Murder on the Cajun Prairie. The book tells the story of … read more

For a quarter of a century, Jonathan Larson’s RENT has inspired us to choose love over fear and to live without regret. This Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning phenomenon follows a year in the lives of a diverse group of … 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

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 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. November 1: John Stamos, actor from Full House and author of the … read more

BREADA's Red Stick Farmers Market is making a weekly appearance at Pennington Biomedical Research Center on Perkins—offering plenty of the usual fresh, local veggies, meats, seafood, prepared foods, jarred and baked treats, and more. 8 am–noon. Free. breada.org. Location: 6400 … read more

On Friday evenings, folks flock to the Oak Grove Food Lot in Prairieville for live music, fun activities for all ages, and lots of local food trucks. 5 pm–8 pm. Free. visitlasweetspot.com. Location: 17198 Old Jefferson Hwy Prairieville Louisiana

A spectacular shopping experience lands in New Roads for the holidays with the annual Market at the Mill. The nearly 40,000 square foot Cotton Seed Oil Mill will be packed with country furniture, architectural pieces, pottery, glassware, ceramics, art, woodwork, … read more

For a quarter of a century, Jonathan Larson’s RENT has inspired us to choose love over fear and to live without regret. This Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning phenomenon follows a year in the lives of a diverse group 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

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

Elizabethan Gallery is opening its doors for its annual show and sale, with an opening reception offering refreshments in conjunction with White Light Night from 5 pm–9 pm. The show features works by Carol Hallock, who is known for her … 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

You might recognize this half-ass, half-jokester from his roles in Bob's Burgers, The Wrestler, and Wanderlust—or maybe you've seen him on late-night shows like Jimmy Kimmel, David Letterman, and Conan. Now, with deadpan comedy and wit at his disposal, he's … 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

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

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

Get your holiday shopping done while celebrating and supporting the young, local artists of Greater Baton Rouge. Head to the Fellowship Hall at First Christian Church to discover artwork that will make for a thoughtful and creative gift. 1 pm–5 … read more

It's easy for Baton Rougeans to get their fresh local produce fix (plus fresh meat, seafood, and other food and goodies) thanks to the Red Stick Farmers Market, now over twenty years old. 8 am–noon on the corner of Fifth … read more

Revel in the spirit of autumn at Prairieville’s annual Harvest Festival. There will be an assortment of food trucks, market vendors, and plenty of fun to be had. Head to 31162 Pookey Lane with your family and friends for a … 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

For a quarter of a century, Jonathan Larson’s RENT has inspired us to choose love over fear and to live without regret. This Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning phenomenon follows a year in the lives of a diverse group of … 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

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 Louisiana Art & Science Museum is launching a new program on Saturdays during the summer called Studio Saturdays, where local artists will teach the Baton Rouge community about a variety of mediums and walk them through creating their own … 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

Dive deep into one the most pivotal moments of Louisiana history at the West Baton Rouge Museum, where guest speaker Ronnie Harris will be educating the audience on The Battle of Baton Rouge 1862. Previous governor of Gretna, Ronnie Harris, … 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 a quarter of a century, Jonathan Larson’s RENT has inspired us to choose love over fear and to live without regret. This Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning phenomenon follows a year in the lives of a diverse group of … 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 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 Cajun French Music Association Chapter. A different musical artist will … 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

With schools out for Thanksgiving and the holiday season well underway, the Art Guild of Louisiana has prepared an event to keep the little ones engaged while teaching them the joy of creating and giving. Starting at 10 am at … 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

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

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

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

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

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

BREADA's Red Stick Farmers Market is making a weekly appearance at Pennington Biomedical Research Center on Perkins—offering plenty of the usual fresh, local veggies, meats, seafood, prepared foods, jarred and baked treats, and more. 8 am–noon. Free. breada.org. Location: 6400 … 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

Natchez has been called the "Christmas movie capital of the South," and now some of the Bluff City's most beautiful historic homes will open their wreathed doors for the town's first-annual Christmas Tour of Historic Homes. Homes included will be … 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

On Friday evenings, folks flock to the Oak Grove Food Lot in Prairieville for live music, fun activities for all ages, and lots of local food trucks. 5 pm–8 pm. Free. visitlasweetspot.com. Location: 17198 Old Jefferson Hwy Prairieville 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

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

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

Small-town charm collides with Christmas spirit in the Feliciana parishes, so bundle up and check out some of the following holiday festivities. November 25–26, December 2–3: Poinsettia Sale: Support St. Francisville Beautiful—whose mission is to protect, preserve, enhance, and expand … read more

Henry Turner Jr.’s Listening Room Museum Foundation is pleased to announce the third quarter monthly film series for October, November, and December. This series focuses on music, arts and industry. October 28: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the Rock and … read more

Following the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site staff will begin decorating the 1835 plantation home in an early-to-mid-nineteenth century style, featuring greenery, holly, fruit and nuts on fireplace mantels, chandeliers decorated with holly and mistletoe, evergreen-draped … read more

It's easy for Baton Rougeans to get their fresh local produce fix (plus fresh meat, seafood, and other food and goodies) thanks to the Red Stick Farmers Market, now over twenty years old. 8 am–noon on the corner of Fifth … read more

The Louisiana Art & Science Museum is launching a new program on Saturdays during the summer called Studio Saturdays, where local artists will teach the Baton Rouge community about a variety of mediums and walk them through creating their own … 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

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

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

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

Don't wait to immerse yourself in the magic of the season. Area children are all invited to attend the annual Land of the Sweets Nutcracker Tea at Lod Cook Alumni Center, where they will meet the glittering cast of the … 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