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Audubon Zoo: They all asked for you

Nestled near an elbow of the Mississippi River in the old Garden District, on the site of of an 18th century sugar plantation is the Aududon Zoo, which has delighted natives and outsiders for generat...

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Audubon Zoo: They all asked for you
  • New Orleans Museum of Art: Temple of Art for Rich and Poor
  • National World War II Museum hosts 'Greatest Generation'
  • Audubon Aquarium of the Americas

New Orleans Museum of Art: Tem

Visiting the New Orleans Museum of Art is a treat for the senses, inside and out. The Beaux Arts bui...

National World War II Museum h

National World War II Museum brings light to the experiences of The Greatest Generation.

Audubon Aquarium of the Americ

In a city surrounded by water, New Orleans’ Audubon Aquarium of the Americas offers a broad and ofte...

  • Commander's Palace: An essential stop in the Big Easy
  • Galatoire's Restaurant: More than 100 years on Bourbon Street
  • NEW ORLEANS: Palace Cafe is fit for a king
  • New Orleans Bourbon House: whiskey and seafood in the French Quarter

Commander's Palace: An essenti

New Orleans' Commander's Palace is an essential stop in your culinary journey.

Galatoire's Restaurant: More t

This French Creole spot at 209 Bourbon Street is family owned and operated and has been since 1905. ...

NEW ORLEANS: Palace Cafe is fi

You’ll eat like a Mardi Gras King at the Palace Café, operated by New Orleans culinary aristocracy o...

New Orleans Bourbon House: whi

Enjoy the complete New Orleans culinary experience at the Bourbon House by slurping down a few fresh...

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Katrina Surge


Posted by: by Cathy McLaurin

Acrylic on Corrugated Tin 26.5" x 51" $275.00 Painted on Debris from Hurricane Katrina

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Baton Rouge Music[View All]

Signed, Sealed, Delivere


Posted by: lil' bayou band

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Museum District Day: Free admission Sept. 25

Museum District Day: Free admission Sept. 25

Clear your calendar for Houston Museum District Day 2010 – the Sept. 25 event not only allows free admission to most of the many museums in town, it means special events, refreshments and activities throughout the day..

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Baton Rouge Movies

Going the Distance

A California-based journalism student (Drew Barrymore) and her New York lover (Justin Long) try valiantly to keep their bicoastal romance alive.

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Baton Rouge Facts and Places:

Newspapers are Baton Rouge News, Advocate
Baton Rouge Sports teams are Jaguars, Tigers, Jaguars
Local Schools are Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge Community College

About Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Baton Rouge, Louisiana boasts southern hospitality laced with French savoir faire and a dash of zesty Cajun fun. When Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005, Baton Rouge opened its doors and displaced families from New Orleans poured into the city seeking shelter. The city rose to the challenge and the impact on Baton Rouge tourism has been minimal. The welcome mat is out for visitors. From art and alligators to the zoo and zydeco, there’s plenty to do in Baton Rouge.

Baton Rouge is bayou country. Get close to life in the bayous. Acadian Swamp Tours and Alligator Bayou Swamp Tours offer entertaining and educational eco-tours that include a little history, biology, ecology and a lot of fun. Step back in Louisiana’s colorful history at the Louisiana State Museum, Louisiana State Capitol and Old Governor’s Mansion. Tour the USS Kidd World War II Fletcher class destroyer. Ride the rails on authentic steam train at Old Hickory Railroad. Get a taste of Mardi Gras through the years at the Iberville Museum. Go hands-on with interactive science and art exhibits at the Louisiana Art and Science Museum. It is also the home of the new Irene W. Pennington Planetarium.

Give Lady Luck a whirl at the Belle of Baton Rouge, Casino Rouge or Argosy Casino. Get a chilling glimpse of life behind bars at the Louisiana State Penitentiary Museum in nearby Angola. Visit stately plantation homes along River Road and travel down the Mississippi River on a paddlewheel riverboat. When all the fun works up a mighty hunger, indulge in Cajun and Creole specialties like a Po-Boy sandwich piled high with crispy fried shrimp or oysters. Sample a bowl of steaming gumbo with a side serving of tender alligator. They say it’s better than chicken! Baton Rouge satisfies the appetite for food and fun.

Written by: Lynne Christen

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