Celebrating the holidays continues this weekend in Baton Rouge and the surrounding areas. Families and friends looking to capture the holiday spirit with some family fun have several options, including multiple Christmas parades.
A non-profit is helping give the gift of hearing to someone in the community this holiday season. And you or someone you know could be the person who receives it.
Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome will throw the switch to light up the tree at 6 p.m., followed by fireworks and an appearance from Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Officials announced the Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Holiday Express Train will stop in Gonzales and Baton Rouge this week, giving community members an opportunity to tour the train for free and meet with Santa.
Looking for something fun to do this December? The East Baton Rouge Parish Library has a wide variety of free programs happening throughout the month for kids, teens, and adults to enjoy.
Fall is a time when nature enthusiasts head to the northeast or the mountains to experience brilliant fall colors. But more photographers and nature lovers are discovering a late autumn treat in Louisiana cypress forests and swamps.
It’s the first Saturday after Thanksgiving, and millions of businesses across the nation are asking people to shop small. One area of business explained why.
Children and adults with sensory processing disorders have an opportunity to enjoy activities and have one on one time to take a picture with Santa, without the hassle of standing in line.
An annual holiday tradition is returning to the Capital Area to help families and friends create lasting winter memories Louisiana doesn’t often provide.
The massive alligator is back! Louisiana’s 60-foot “Celebration Gator” will once again crawl down the streets of the Big Apple during this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
It’s October which means “spooky season” is officially underway in south Louisiana. We’ve created a list of all of the dates, times, and places, to go trick-or-treating, in addition to Halloween events taking place in the area.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Saturday, September 16, to officially welcome the public to the new J.S. Clark Golf Course in East Baton Rouge Parish.
Food, drinks, a silent auction, a split-the-pot raffle, student presentations, and three rounds of friendly team scrabble are highlights of the evening.
The project, called the Big Sketch, is a two-month-long event that will allow East Baton Rouge Parish residents to participate in drawing, sketching, painting, and more.
