The annual Baton Rouge Blues Festival is back with live and in-person concerts all weekend. The free festival brings music, food, art and more to Downtown Baton Rouge. Events will begin Friday and ...

The Baton Rouge Blues Festival and Foundation has announced ... North Boulevard and Lafayette Streets in Downtown Baton Rouge, features live music, food, art and activities. The family friendly ...

The festival is free and will be located in downtown Baton Rouge surrounding North Boulevard from 5th Street to Lafayette Street. There will also be features of local and nationally touring acts ...

Festival goers enjoys the performance on the Watermark Slim Harpo Stage at the Baton Rouge Blues Fest downtown on April 21, 2024. National acts at this year’s festival include Cedric Burnside ...

The festival is set to take place in downtown Baton Rouge from April 4 to 6. Admission is free, but VIP passes are sold, offering special seating, exclusive spaces and more. A Friday Night Kickoff ...

Draw some anime this weekend Try out an anime workshop at several East Baton Rouge Parish Library locations this weekend ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The Festival of Lights returned to downtown Baton Rouge on Friday, Dec. 3. Many experienced the magic of Baton Rouge’s oldest holiday tradition at North Boulevard Town ...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The Festival of Lights holiday celebration makes its awaited return Friday evening from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. The event features half a million sparkling lights, the 25-foot ...

For more information about the 2020 Baton Rouge Oyster Festival, visit www.batonrougeoysterfestival.com. The festival is free and open to the public, but guests may purchase VIP tickets here. The ...

The Baton Rouge Blues Festival and Foundation has announced the official rescheduling of its 2021 Blues Festival for Saturday, September 18, in Downtown Baton Rouge. The Blues Festival, a landmark ...

After nearly three decades in downtown Baton Rouge, an Earth Day celebration billed ... We are just this family-oriented festival," she began. "Yes, we had some problems last year.

What is it: Baton Rouge’s most irreverent parade, emerging from the colorful Spanish Town neighborhood adjacent to downtown, also acts as its entry into the state’s Mardi Gras canon.