Join BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo for Baton Rouge Zoolights from November 29th through December 30th! Discover the magic of the season at Zoo Lights, presented by Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital! This year, the lights are shining brighter than ever, creating an enchanting experience for the whole family. Again this year, the Zoo […]
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One of our favorite family traditions is taking an evening car ride in search of the best Christmas Lights in Baton Rouge. From the houses with thousands of synchronized dancing lights to the simple and elegant ones, we appreciate the time it takes to share the beauty of their Christmas lights with the community. As
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Get ready to enjoy the CPKC Holiday Train in Baton Rouge on December 5th, along with a few stops in other Louisiana cities. Â The Holiday Express resumes free public stops, allowing visitors to meet Santa and explore the festively adorned train cars. Professional musicians play free concerts from the brightly decorated train’s stage. CPKC donates
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Get ready for a Creole Christmas at Magnolia Mound on Sunday, December 15th! Â Experience holiday decorations display in the historic house, traditional holiday songs in French and Spanish, period demonstrations, folk crafts, and booths from local vendors. The celebration will conclude with the annual bonfire to welcome Papa Noel! Festivities start at noon and will
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Grab your cameras and your Christmas cheer, and get ready to enjoy the magic of the season. The Festival of Lights, Baton Rouge’s oldest holiday tradition, transforms the winter sky into a wonderland on December 6th from 4-8 pm. Welcome the holidays with half a million sparkling lights on North Boulevard, a 35-foot Christmas tree,
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Do you know the difference between Tunica Hills and Tunica Falls/Clark Creek? Clark Creek is sometimes called Tunica Falls; hence, Tunica Hills and Tunica Falls are often confused. However, if you’re in the mood for chasing waterfalls, trails, and adventure, both parks are worth a visit. Tunica Hills – Outdoor Fall Fun As the mom of
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The Louisiana Renaissance Festival is back for 2024 and Theme Weekends have been announced! Every autumn, the Louisiana Renaissance Festival creates the English “Village of Albright,” with more than 600 artisans, entertainers, and educational demonstrations welcoming you to the best parts of the 16th century. Albright has a magical ambiance: an adventurous, exciting, and romantic
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We have a very special vendor coming to Hollydays this year for the very first time… Your Best Elf – Holiday Magic Elf Kit! If you’re like me, the holidays can be a joyful whirlwind, but keeping up with all the festivities—especially when you have kids—is no small task. No more waking up in a
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Get ready for a spooktacular weekend in Baton Rouge with our Halloween Edition of the Top 5 Fun Things to Do in Baton Rouge! Discover the best events and activities in and around Baton Rouge that are sure to thrill and delight the whole family. Please note that events are subject to change, so be
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Excitement is brewing as Halloween approaches, and kids of all ages eagerly await the big night of trick-or-treating! The good news? We’ve got the latest 2024 trick-or-treat times for Baton Rouge and beyond, and we’ll keep updating them right here as new info rolls in. Stay tuned, grab those costumes, and get ready for a
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In the heart of Baton Rouge, a wickedly awesome non-profit organization was born in July 2010 – the one and only 10/31 Consortium! Picture a club bursting with Halloween enthusiasts; you’ve got a pretty good idea of what this group is all about. But there’s more to it than meets the eye – they’re the
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Prepare for Spooktacular fun as your kids Trick and Treat Down the Row! Held the Sunday before Halloween, this free event brings hundreds of families to campus. West Lakeshore Drive, also known as Sorority Row, is blocked off for this two-hour event. Children and families can go door-to-door to all sorority houses and get candy
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