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Baton Rouge Halloween Parade: Fifolet Festival & Fun Run

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It’s Baton Rouge Halloween time!! If you’re looking for Trick-or-Treat times and Trunk-or-Treat locations click here. If you’re looking for Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze Guide click here!! Halloween parade and Haloween festival information are below! 

10/31 Consortium is a Baton Rouge-based non-profit organization established in July 2010. The organization is a club for Halloween enthusiasts which hosts several Halloween-themed events throughout the year. These events all lead up to the organization’s largest events, the Fifolet Halloween Festival, Baton Rouge Halloween Parade and Pumpkin Pi 3.14 Mile Race and Tough Pumpkin Challenge! The organization remains dedicated to children and the preservation of this Autumn tradition by raising money for Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital, collecting food for the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank, collecting costumes for children in the Baton Rouge Big Buddy Program and by working with area neighborhoods to promote safe Trick or Treat practices. Baton Rouge Moms is honored to partner with 10/31 Consortium as their media sponsor and we have an amazing giveaway to share with you, see below! 

Baton Rouge Halloween Town

Halloween Town is your one-stop location for all things Halloween this fall! Scheduled between the Pumpkin Pi Race and the Halloween Parade, Halloween Town offers vendor booths, food and beverages, live entertainment, contests, character encounters and much more!

DATE: Saturday, October 19, 2019
TIME: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
WHERE: Downtown Baton Rouge

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:

7:30 – 9:30 am: Alias Page Band
8:00 am: Pumpkin Pi Race begins
9:30 – 10 am: Race awards and presentations
10 – 10:30 am: Festival Singers – Baton Rouge Magnet High A Cappella Choir
10:30 am – 1 pm: The BOBS Band
1 pm – 4 pm: Hoppin John Band
4 pm: Halloween Parade Rolls

Family fun throughout the day!
*CONTESTS
*FACE PAINTING
*PUMPKIN PAINTING
*CARNIVAL /YARD GAMES
*LIVE MUSIC
*ARTS & CRAFT VENDORS
*FOOD TRUCKS
*BEER GARDEN
*Ninja Obstacle and Aerial performances by GymFit – Adventure & Fitness
*Feats of Strength performed by The Atlas Strengthshop
*Live mural painting by Marc Fresh Art

Baton Rouge Halloween Pumpkin Pi, Tough Pumpkin Challenge, Lil’ Pumpkins 1 Mile Fun Run

This is no ordinary 5k. This 3.14 mile long race on the Mississippi River Levee (by the USS Kidd) is exactly 200 feet longer than a 5k. And, it is Baton Rouge’s only Halloween costume race! Take the Tough Pumpkin Challenge and run “the pi” while holding a pumpkin! All participants will receive a finisher’s medal. A special medal will be awarded to those completing the Tough Pumpkin Challenge. Additional prizes will be awarded by age group. REGISTER HERE

Baton Rouge Halloween Parade

Baton Rouge Halloween Parade

Baton Rouge Halloween Parade This year’s Halloween parade will be out of this world!! Don’t forget to DRESS IN COSTUME and bring nonperishable FOOD DONATIONS for the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank. The food bank truck will lead the parade and actively take donations straight from the crowd!

Walk in the Parade!!

No Krewe? No problem! Individual Walkers must dress according to categories as they will be grouped together with other Individual Walkers to form the semblance of a Walking Unit. This is a great way to make new friends and start your own krewe next year! Members can register as an Individual Walker for $15. 

INDIVIDUAL WALKER REGISTRATION FORM

 GIVEAWAY: 4 Spots on 10/31 Consortium’s Baton Rouge Halloween Float!

Baton rouge halloween parade

Enter the Giveaway on our Facebook & Instagram pages!

Be sure to check out our 2019 Baton Rouge Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze Guide for more Baton Rouge Fall Family Fun! 

 

2019 Baton Rouge Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze Guide

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We love fall on Baton Rouge Moms! We get a taste of cooler days (hopefully on the horizon) pumpkins, cute costumes and plenty of fun events. There is plenty to do in and around Baton Rouge during the fall season and we have compiled our list of fun fall pumpkin patch & corn mazes! Don’t miss our favorite spots around the Red Stick to find your perfect pumpkin, create some fall family memories and take a hayride or two. As with previous years, we have included events and activities taking place in Baton Rouge and beyond. 

While every effort has been made to ensure this information is accurate, we encourage you to contact the patch directly to verify that all details are correct and have not changed. If you have information on a Pumpkin Patch or corn maze that we missed, please let us know!

Baton Rouge LawyerBaton Rouge Moms will always bring you the best in Family Friendly events in Baton Rouge and beyond. We have gathered the latest list of Family Friendly events for fall festivities, thanks to our sponsor, Smith Shanklin Sosa!

 

Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze Guide

AgCenter Botanic Gardens Corn Maze

Corn Maze at Burden

The LSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens Corn Maze is a family-friendly day of fall fun with numerous farm-related activities. Join the crazy mazy fun every Saturday in October with hayrides, zip lining, face painting, Bayou Goula’s Petting Zoo, pumpkin decorating and more! Enjoy hamburgers, food from local vendors, and corn inspired snacks like corndogs and popcorn.

Corn Maze Saturdays
October 5 | October 12 | October 19 | October 26
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Enjoy some crazy, mazy family fun as you find your way through the maze. Test your skill at the giant slingshots, climb Hay Mountain, visit the farm animals and take a hayride. Other activities include pumpkin decorating, children’s zipline, corn crib and more. Concessions available. The fun continues every Saturday in October. Admission is $10 per person. Free for children 3 and younger. Receive 50% off and become a member!

Corn Maze Fridays
October 4 | October 11 | October 18 | October 25

LSU AgCenter Corn Maze opens for schools Fridays in October for grades K-4. The activities will include the corn maze, the haystack mountain, an animal petting farm, a hayride, a giant slingshot game and much more! Download the registration form. Contact our Youth Education Coordinator Sarah Rayner at srayner@agcenter.lsu.edu for more information about to how to register.

Night Maze & Bonfire
October 26 | 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. 

Cozy up to the bonfire and listen to live music. Climb Hay Mountain, decorate a pumpkin, try your hand at glow-in-the-dark bowling and more. Make s’mores and enjoy other concessions.

ADMISSION: $10 per person and free for children 3 and under. Friends of the Gardens family membership discount: $5 per person.

baton rouge pumpkin patch

Jefferson United Methodist Church Pumpkin Patch

The Pumpkin Patch is the largest mission project at JUMC. All net proceeds are distributed to local missions, plus help fund our youth mission trip. Last year we were able to donate thousands of dollars – all because of the volunteers willing to work the patch. Plus, with the Kick-Off event, new people can experience JUMC.

WHEN: Starts first week in October
WHERE: 10328 Jefferson Highway, Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Ascension Parish

Baton Rouge Pumpkin Patch

NewSong Church Pumpkin Patch & Fall Festival

The NewSong Church pumpkin patch at the corner of Old Perkins and Bluff Road in Prairieville will be open starting Monday, October 7th through October 31st.  Hours are 2pm – 6pm Monday – Friday, 10am – 6pm on Saturdays, and 12pm – 6pm on Sundays.

 Pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, as well as various types of gourds from the Navajo Indians in Northern New Mexico will be available for purchase. Additionally, jellies and salsas from the United Methodist Children’s Home will be for sale. There is also a photo booth and other picture opportunities around the patch. Free hayrides are available on the weekends. Morning field trips for area schools include story time, hayrides, crafts, and pie-sized pumpkins.  All proceeds go to church missions.

NewSong will also host a FREE Fall Festival on November 2nd from 4pm – 7pm. Live music, hayrides, gumbo, a variety of desserts, s’mores, face painting, inflatables, games, and crafts.

 

WHEN: October TBA
WHERE: 18465 Old Perkins Rd, Prairieville, LA 70769 Phone: 225-313-6736

 

Livingston Parish

Mrs Heather's Pumpkin Patch

Mrs. Heather’s Pumpkin and Strawberry Patch

Pick a Pumpkin from the field – Activities include: zipline, Jumping Pillow, Tunnel Slide, Face Painting, Duck Racing, Pedal Tractors, See Cotton, Growing, Hay Maze Milk a Cow Roll Down the Hill Catch Mrs. Heather telling how pumpkins grow Merry go round Play Horse Shoes Nature Trail Lots of places to take pictures Weigh & Measure your pumpkin, Bring a Picnic Lunch, Paint a pumpkin (weekends only) 

WHEN: Sep. 23 till Nov. 8 – Sat-Sun 10:00am – 5:00pm
WHERE: 31458 La 43 Hwy, Albany, LA 70711. Phone: 225-567-3493
ADMISSION: Kids (newborn & up): $7 per child Adults: Free

 

Faith Crossing UMC Pumpkin Patch

Baton rouge Pumpkin Patch

Small and Large pumpkins at budget-friendly prices! In conjunction with the Faith Crossing UMC Fall Fest. This will be a fun opportunity for families to enjoy some beautiful photo ops – Kid Zone, Craft Show, Concessions and more! Visit www.faithcrossingumc.org/fallfest for more info

WHEN: Saturday, October 5, 2019, at 9 AM – 2 PM
WHERE: 34260 Walker Rd. N. ​Walker, LA 70785

 

East Feliciana Parish

Barn Hill Preserve

Barn Hill Preserve pumpkin patch

Barn Hill Preserve’s pumpkin patch will be going on every weekend in October! Guests will participate in fun Fall related activities and get to experience the beauty of the preserve. They will have activities ranging from animal shows and mini animal encounters to picking pumpkins out of the patch. 

WHEN: Starting the first week in October – Saturday’s & Sunday’s 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
WHERE: Barn Hill Preserve 11342 LA-955, Ethel, LA 70730 – 225-286-3003
ADMISSION: $12 per person 

 

Tangipahoa Parish

Liuzza Land Pumpkin Patch Corn Maze

Liuzza Land

Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch – The maize if full of scarecrows, dead ends, and bridges to excite you as you make your way through! Each scarecrow holds a hole puncher of a different shape which you will use to punch your card to help guide you in the right direction.  Pick pumpkins right off the vine or choose a pre-picked one from our pumpkin patch. One pie pumpkin is included with every admission. Activities include: Pumpkin Tattoos & Painting, Tunnel Slides, Swings, Diggers & A Jumping Pillow, Goat Feeding, Pony Rides, Petting Zoo, Pioneer Playhouse, Horse Drawn Wagon Rides. 

WHEN: Every Saturday in October – Time TBA
Where: 56188 Holden Cir Amite, Louisiana 70422

 

St. Helena Parish

Cajun Country Corn

Cajun Country Corn has been farming food and fiber for over 30 years. They started their corn maze in 2000 and have been doing it ever since. In addition to the regular maze, they open up a portion of the maze on Friday and Saturday nights for haunting. Other spooky attractions include the haunted trail, board maze, and zombie paintball. You can also enjoy the pumpkin blaster, corn cannon, and other farm attractions while you are there. Pine Grove, LA – 7 Acres
Every Saturday night in October –  haunted trail, haunted pallet maze, and our live zombie shoot.  Haunting will begin at dusk dark.  No large flashlights are allowed in these haunted areas.  Only pen flashlights and glow sticks are allowed.

WHEN: Oct. 5th – Nov. 24th | Friday 5pm – 11pm, Saturday 9am – 11pm, Sunday 11am – 6pm
WHERE: The corn maze is located in Pine Grove, LA on  Hwy 16. The maze is located 1 mile east  of 42360 (Napa Auto) in Pine Grove, and five miles west of 35999 (Bear Creek Western Store) in Montpelier, LA 
ADMISSION: Click here for full details on packages and pricing

Cajun Country Corn

Pegasus Equestrian Center Pumpkin Patch / Fall Fest

Hay Ride

Fall festival fun for the whole family! Hayrides, pony rides, bounce house, face painting, games, Family Portraits by Time Worn Tales Photography, food and of course, PUMPKINS!!! Admission is $5 for adults and kids over 10. kids 10 and under are free! Everyone through the gate will receive a complimentary hay ride and all pony ride sized children will recieve1 complimentary pony ride. All other concessions and activities will be on a cash basis. Drinks and light snacks are free for the first 50 guests.

WHEN: Saturday, October 19, 2019 at 10 AM – 5 PM
WHERE: Pegasus Equestrian Center 78261 Highway 1083, Bush, Louisiana 70431
ADMISSION: $5 for adults and kids over 10 

Baton Rouge Moms will always bring you the best in Family Friendly events in Baton Rouge and beyond. This post will be updated as new events are listed, check back for more Baton Rouge Family Fun!

 

Raising Compassionate Leaders – Kids’ Court Youth Leadership Program

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Many of you know 10/31 Consortium as the organization that plans the Baton Rouge Halloween Parade and many other fun events on the Fifolet Halloween Festival schedule. However, few realize these Halloween enthusiasts are also a creative community-minded 501c3 nonprofit. The mission of the organization is to give every child in our area a safe and happy Halloween. This sounds simple enough but the reality is a complex network of giving built on a foundation of love for the City of Baton Rouge, its children, and of course, Halloween. (Read more on their Goals and Objectives HERE.)

Kids’ Court Youth Leadership and Volunteer Program

Earlier this year, 10/31 Consortium announced a new program for children: The Kids’ Court Youth Leadership and Volunteer Program. This program, for children age 6 to senior in high school, teaches valuable lessons in organization, compassion and public speaking. Participating children are also the selection pool to receive the honors of Baton Rouge Halloween Parade Royalty.

The program has 2 components: Service Work and Royal Titles.

Children in the Service Work phase of the program manage 10/31 Consortium’s Costume and Candy Drive by decorating and delivering donation bins to drop off locations, collecting donations, and then sorting and matching donations to children in need. They also manage and staff the Costume Giveaway Day which puts costumes directly into the hands of children who need them. The Service Work phase runs from mid-August to mid-October. Applications for Service Work may be submitted at any time. Only children who have fully completed Service Work in the year prior will be eligible for Royal Titles, like Prince or Princess of the Halloween Parade. Note that it is stated on the website, “Considering the newness of the program, there may be some overlap in Service Work and Royal Titles during the first few years until the application pool increases.”

Raising Compassionate Leaders

2018 Kids’ Court: Prince Wesley Stein, Princess Madeline McCoy, and Pages Caroline Chick, Clara Collins, Iris Collins, Lola Didier, Alex Gabel, Jack Gabel, Ella King and Ciarra Whyte

Raising Compassionate Leaders

There are many program benefits listed on the website:

Lessons in Organization – Managing the Costume and Candy Drive teaches children time management and responsibility. They must decorate and deliver donation bins within a certain time-frame, follow up with the donation location, and sort through the hundreds of donated costumes to match them to beneficiaries. Natural leaders will flourish in this process and those needing to hone these skills gain valuable experience.

Lessons in Compassion – Staffing the Costume Giveaway Day is an experience they will never forget. Families from all over the Baton Rouge area (and even as far away as New Orleans) line up to “shop” the free costume selection. Your children will assist, serve and help children in need find the costume they have always wanted. The feeling of giving those smiles and the simple joy of a Halloween costume to a child who might not otherwise have it is a beautiful experience.

Lessons in Public Speaking – Children awarded with Royal Titles will have opportunities to represent the Kids’ Court Program at various community events. They will speak in front of a crowd and possibly in front of a camera. While these opportunities are generally reserved for the Prince and Princess, Pages may attend and assist as well. This is a lesson that will serve them well in adulthood.

Notoriety – Children awarded with Royal Titles will have may have their names and photographs appear in local publications. They will also have their names and photographs listed on the 10/31 Consortium website and on the 10/31 Consortium and Fifolet Halloween Festival social media profiles. The Prince and Princess will also have their picture on the Party Time Kids’ Court Float in the Baton Rouge Halloween Parade.

 

Coronation – Children awarded Royal Titles will receive a crown or pin and a sash at their official Royal Coronation as part of the Black and Orange Bash in late April.

 

You can read more about the program fees, which are unusually affordable for a parade royalty program, and rules HERE.

Costume Giveaway Day

According to Coupon Cabin, the average cost of a Halloween costume is $45. While certainly worth the expense, especially to Halloween fanatics like those in Friends of 10/31 Consortium, it is an impossible expense for many families, particularly those with multiple children. At 10/31 Consortium’s last Costume Giveaway Day, families came from as far away as New Orleans and stood in line for hours to “shop” the free costume selection.

This year’s Costume Giveaway Day is scheduled for Sunday, October 14 from 12 p.m. to 4:00pm at the North Sherwood Forest Community Park in Baton Rouge. Anyone interested in volunteering for the day or having their children participate in the Kids’ Court Youth Leadership and Volunteer Program should email info@1031Consortium.com.

Follow 10/31 Consortium on Facebook HERE.

Follow 10/31 Consortium on Instagram HERE.

Follow the Fifolet Halloween Festival on Facebook HERE.

Follow the Fifolet Halloween Festival on Instagram HERE.

 

Baton Rouge Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze Guide – 2016

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We know that getting family and especially kids back into a routine and some semblance of normalcy during these difficult times is crucial. For this reason, Baton Rouge Moms is going to move forward and share all of the holiday guides and events you have come to know and look forward to each year.  I think it’s safe to say that we’re all longing for cooler weather and a change of seasons. There is plenty to do in and around Baton Rouge during the fall season and we have your complete guide for fall events and happenings. Whether you’re looking for a pumpkin patch, fall festival, hay rides, or a corn maze to visit, there’s a cornucopia of Baton Rouge fall events to choose from each year.  If we’ve missed an event or activity, please feel free to let us know in the comments.

While every effort has been made to ensure this information is accurate, we encourage you to contact the patch directly to verify that all details are correct and have not changed. If you have information on a Pumpkin Patch that we missed, please leave info in the comments below. Thank you!

2016 Baton Rouge Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze Guide

We’re starting off with a Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze guide, tomorrow we will post Fall Activities and Festivals.

Baton Rouge Area Pumpkin Patch Locations

Ascension Parish

  • NewSong On Old Perkins Rd – pumpkin patch- already gathered from the field, tractor-pulled hay rides
    18465 Old Perkins Rd, Prairieville, LA 70769. Phone: 225-313-6736. Alternate Phone: 225-978-8882. Open: Monday to Friday, from 2 pm to 6 pm, Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm, Sunday from 12 pm to 6 pm; October 8 to October 31. Directions: Close to Blue Bayou Water Park.

 East Baton Rouge Parish

  • Blackwater United Methodist Church – Blackwater United Methodist’s Pumpkin Patch.
    Open: Pumpkin Patch October 5 – 30, 2014; Pumpkin Patch Hours: Monday – Friday 9 am – 12 pm/3 pm – 7pm; Saturday 9 am – 5 pm and Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm; Saturday “FUN” days is a host of games in the gym on Saturday October 10th, 17th, and 24th; Touch-a-Truck – October 17, 2015; Craft Show – October 24, 2015; Trunk-or-Treat – October 25, 2014 (see their website for hours)
  • Baton Rouge Corn MazeLSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens – pumpkins for sale in the shop or farmstand, Fall festival, corn maze, kiddie (mini) corn maze, tractor-pulled hay rides, Honey from hives on the farm, gift shop, concessions / refreshment stand, restrooms, picnic area, petting zoo, farm animals, birthday parties, weddings and wedding parties, school tours, group reservations, events at your location (call for info) 4560 Essen Lane, Baton Rouge, LA 70809. Phone: 225-763-3990
  • Jefferson United Methodist Church – The Pumpkin Patch is the largest mission project at JUMC. All net proceeds are distributed to local missions, plus help fund our youth mission trip. Last year we were able to donate thousands of dollars – all because of the volunteers willing to work the patch. Plus, with the Kick-Off event new people can experience JUMC. Opening Day: Fri, 10/7   ||  Kick Off Party: Sat 10/15, 11:30am-2:30pm
    Picnic in the Patch with Children Games: Sun 10/23, after 10:30 service   ||  Closing Day: Mon 10/31 at 5pm
    Hours: Weekdays 11am to 6pm | Saturdays 9am to 6pm | Sundays 12pm to 6pm
  • Trinity Lutheran Pumpkin Patch – Opens in October call for details 10925 Florida Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70815
    (225) 272-3110  

Livingston Parish

MRS. HEATHER'S PUMPKIN PATCH

  • Mrs. Heather’s Pumpkin and Strawberry Patch – Pick a Pumpkin from the field – Zip line, Jumping Pillow, Tunnel Slide, Face Painting, Duck Racing, Pedal Tractors, See Cotton, Growing, Hay Maze Milk a Cow Roll Down the Hill Catch Mrs. Heather telling how pumpkins grow Merry go round Play Horse Shoes Nature Trail Lots of places to take pictures Weigh & Measure your pumpkin, Bring a Picnic Lunch, Paint a pumpkin (weekend only)  Schedule: OPENS Monday – Fri 9:00am – 5:00pm Sat – Sun 10:00am – 5:00pm September 23 – November 8 Admission: Kids (newborn & up): $7 per child Adults: Free. Birthday Parties: $100 (up to 10 children) $7 (per child after that)31458 La 43 Hwy, Albany, LA 70711. Phone: 225-567-3493

East Feliciana Parish

  • Barn Hill Preserve –  Free Adventure Zoo Admission w/ Pumpkin Patch, Animal Encounters Available for Scheduling, Hayrides 2- acre Corn Maze! Rubber Duck Racing, Picture Stations, Princess & Superhero Sundays from 12-2 p.m. Picnic Pavillion & Outdoor Restrooms Provided 286 – 3003 11342 LA-955, Ethel, LA 70730 

Baton Rpouge Corn Maze Pumpkin Patch

 

Baton Rouge Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze Locations

  • LSU AgCenter Corn Maze –  Hike the corn maze, play on the hay mountain, paint a pumpkin, toss a water balloon, see the Red Barn animals, or take the hayride through the fields. The annual corn maze at the LSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens at Burden will kick off with a Corn Maze Festival on Oct. 1 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and continue with special events on subsequent Saturdays in October. Pumpkins for painting will be on sale for $5.Corn Maze Saturdays on Oct. 8, 15 and 22 will feature activities from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visitors will be able to visit a farm animal petting zoo, climb a hay mountain, wander the corn maze, take a hayride and shoot a giant slingshot.The corn maze program will culminate with a Night Maze and Bonfire on Oct. 29 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The family-oriented event will also include the petting zoo, hay mountain, corn maze, hayride and giant slingshot.A bonfire with s’mores and music will conclude the evening, and visitors are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes.Admission for all Corn Maze events is $10 per person, including five concession tickets; children 3 and under admitted free.All corn maze events will have hamburgers, popcorn, snow cones and drinks available for purchase from Burden Horticulture Society volunteers.

Corn maze activities set for October at Botanic Gardens at Burden

  • Cajun Country Corn – Open Friday through Sunday the last weekend in September until late November.  Cajun Country Corn has been farming food and fiber for over 30 years. They started their corn maze in 2000 and have been doing it ever since. Past themes have featured All Aboard Riverboat (2014), Mr. Troy Landry of Swamp People (2013), Louisiana – Stirring it up for 200 years (2012) and Girl Scouts (2011). In addition to the regular maze, they open up a portion of the maze on Friday and Saturday nights for haunting. Other spooky attractions include the haunted trail, board maze and zombie paintball. You can also enjoy the pumpkin blaster, corn cannon and other farm attractions while you are there. Pine Grove, LA – 7 Acres

Cajun Country Corn

Be sure to check back tomorrow for our Fall Activities and Festivals guide!

Baton Rouge Holiday Guide(2) 

This Week in Baton Rouge 10-21

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Fall has officially arrived according to the chill that I felt this morning. This is a great time of year to get out and enjoy local events with your family! This week is full of family friendly events, festivals and local activities.

Please feel free to contact Baton Rouge Moms via email or leave us a comment below if you have an event you would like us to share.. Info@BatonRougeMoms.com

Bass Pro Holidays

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ON GOING FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER

Mrs. Heathers Pumpkin Patch – Open through November 4th –  Hours of Operation:9 am – 5 pm weekdays 10 am – 5 pm weekends

Cajun Country Corn Maze- 40833 Highway 16 Amite, Louisiana 70422  Now – November 24th. Friday 5-11pm Saturday 5 to 11pm

Maggie at My Baton Rouge Mommy has a full list of local pumpkin patches open here.

 

THIS WEEK IN BATON ROUGE

Monday

  • Bass Pro Shop It’s the Great Pumpkin Event – (see above flyer for full details and times)

 

Tuesday

  • Bass Pro Shop It’s the Great Pumpkin Event – (see above flyer for full details and times)

 

Wednesday

  • Redstick Mobile Farmer’s Market – The Redstick Farmer’s Market is mobilizing! Come to the Scotlandville Branch Library to enjoy that same freshness you’ve come to count on. Scotlandville Branch Library 9:00 am to 11:00 am
  • Bass Pro Shop It’s the Great Pumpkin Event – (see above flyer for full details and times)
  • Chick-fil-A (MALL OF LOUISIANA) – free pumpkin decorating for the first 80 kids meals purchased, as well as carousel and train rides for kids. You can even take pictures with the cow! We will also be giving away 4 door prizes, so come by and have a little fall fun! 5-8pm

Chick-fil-A Holiday

 

Thursday

  • Red Stick Farmers Market – Come by and pick up some locally grown treats Thursday morning at the infamous Red Stick Farmer’s Market! Pennington Biomedical Research Center – 8:00 pm to 12:00 pm
  • Greater Baton Rouge State Fair – Click here for cost, times and information. 
  • Bass Pro Shop It’s the Great Pumpkin Event – (see above flyer for full details and times)
  • Chick-fil-A at College Drive – Family Night 5:30-7:30
  • Holly Days –  9:00 AM – 5:00 PM A marketplace for shopping.  Junior League of Baton  Rouge-sponsored even event. www.hollydays.org.
  • Rock N Rowe Featuring After 8 – 6pm -9pm – Perkins Rowe
     – Perkins Rowe really comes alive on Rock N Rowe Thursdays. Justin Adams Band, one of Baton Rouge’s most entertaining bands will play an exciting live show  in Town Square Park. Start your weekend early with shopping, dining and a little rocking at Perkins Rowe.

 

Friday

  •  Live after Five in Downtown Baton Rouge– The Capital City’s premier FREE live, outdoor, music entertainment. Hosted by the Downtown Business Association, it takes place every spring and fall with a various genres of music. The concert series is held every year to entice people to visit and journey through downtown Baton Rouge. Visitors then have the opportunity to visit with the local merchants and their businesses in a fun and relaxed atmosphere.
  • Bass Pro Shop It’s the Great Pumpkin Event – (see above flyer for full details and times)
  • BREC Family Friendly Halloween Events – 6-8pm North Sherwood Forest Community Park, 3140 N. Sherwood Forest Dr. – carnival games, costume contests, inflatables and more.
  • Zachary Fall Art Crawl – Art Crawl 2013 will take place in the heart of Zachary, Louisiana. It is a free public event featuring art, live music, live performances, food and much more! The Art Crawl serves as an annual fund-raiser for the Regional Arts Council of Zachary. For additional information visit www.raczonline.org
  • Cajun Country Corn Maze- 40833 Highway 16 Amite, Louisiana 70422  Now – November 24th. Friday 5-11pm Saturday 5 to 11pm
  • Baton Rouge Corn Maze – Six to midnight – Located in Port Allen on Highway 190w (Airline Hwy)  9 miles west of the old Mississippi River bridge.  Click here for details!
  • Voyage of the Imagination: A Hands-On Learning Event Storytime – Hands-On Learning event. Create and share adventure-themed stories with Rory’s Story Cubes and Jungle Animals Make-a-Mask. CitiPlace Barnes & Noble 7:00pm
  • Go Away, Big Green Monster! Special Event, Storytime, Children’s Event – Halloween Storytime featuring activities, treats and a reading of Go Away, Big Green Monster! from Caldecott award-winning author/artist Ed Emberly. Kids will learn to chase away their nighttime fears with this inspiring book. Perkins Rowe Barnes & Noble 7:00 PM
  • Holly Days –  9:00 AM – 5:00 PM A marketplace for shopping.  Junior League of Baton  Rouge-sponsored even event. www.hollydays.org.
  • The Myrtles Halloween Experience – Mystery Tours begin at 6 PM each evening with the last tours beginning at 9 PM on Friday, Saturday and Halloween  7747 US Highway 61 St. Francisville, LA 70775 

 

Saturday

  • Red Stick Farmers Market  – 8am – 12pm – 501 Main Street Baton Rouge, LA  The Red Stick Farmers Market is a producer only market with over 50 vendors that has been in operation for nearly ten years. Open on Saturday mornings from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm in conjunction with The Main Street Market which is a six day a week public marketplace located on the first floor of the Galvez Garage in downtown Baton Rouge.
  • Bass Pro Shop It’s the Great Pumpkin Event – (see above flyer for full details and times)
  • Go Away, Big Green Monster! Special Event, Storytime, Children’s Event – Halloween Storytime featuring activities, treats and a reading of Go Away, Big Green Monster! from Caldecott award-winning author/artist Ed Emberly. Kids will learn to chase away their nighttime fears with this inspiring book. CitiPlace Barnes & Noble 2:00 PM
  • Voyage of the Imagination: A Hands-On Learning Event Storytime – Hands-On Learning event. Create and share adventure-themed stories with Rory’s Story Cubes and Jungle Animals Make-a-Mask. Perkins Rowe Barnes & Noble 3:00pm
  • CORN MAZE SATURDAYS AT BURDEN – 4pm to 7pm – LSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens at Burden Center – Bigger and better, more twists and turns, this Corn Maze ROCKS! http://www.LSUAgCenter.com/Burden
  • Cajun Country Corn Maze- 40833 Highway 16 Amite, Louisiana 70422  Now – November 24th. Friday 5-11pm Saturday 5 to 11pm
  • Baton Rouge Corn Maze – Noon to midnight – Located in Port Allen on Highway 190w (Airline Hwy)  9 miles west of the old Mississippi River bridge.  Click here for details!
  • Boo at the Zoo – Oct 19 – Oct 27  A merry-not-scary trick-or-treating extravaganza. Wear your best costumes and visit the Zoo on October 19, 20, 26 and 27, 2013. Children can visit treat stations throughout the Zoo, make a memory at the Safari Snapshot photo booth and wander throughout the merry-not-scary Hay Maze.  9:30 a.m. to 5:00pm
  • The Myrtles Halloween Experience – Mystery Tours begin at 6 PM each evening with the last tours beginning at 9 PM on Friday, Saturday and Halloween  7747 US Highway 61 St. Francisville, LA 70775

 

Sunday

  • Sunday in the Park –  North Boulevard Town Square –   Sundays in October & November at Live Oak Plaza in North Boulevard’s Town Square from 2-5 PM and enjoy FREE live music under the oaks.For more information click HERE 
  •  Bass Pro Shop It’s the Great Pumpkin Event – (see above flyer for full details and times)
    Baton Rouge Corn Maze – Noon to Eight – Located in Port Allen on Highway 190w (Airline Hwy)  9 miles west of the old Mississippi River bridge.  Click here for details!

    It’s beautiful living in Baton Rouge!

 

We hope you have a great week! Meet us back here tomorrow for Manger Monday!

This Week in Baton Rouge – Family Friendly Events & Entertainment

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This Week in Baton Rouge – Family Friendly Events & Entertainment- A weekly column published on Baton Rouge Moms every Sunday. This is such a great time of year to get out and enjoy local events with your family; lots of fall festivals, outdoor concerts and pumpkin patches, oh my! 

We hope this weekly post will help you get a head start on your weekly planning.  Please feel free to contact us via email or leave us a comment below if you have an event you would like is to share.. Info@BatonRougeMoms.com

 

 

 

 

Mrs. Heathers Pumpkin Patch – OPEN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH—SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH Hours of Operation:9 am – 5 pm weekdays 10 am – 5 pm weekends

Cajun Country Corn Maze- 40833 Highway 16 Amite, Louisiana 70422  Now – November 24th. Friday 5-11pm Saturday 5 to 11pm

Maggie at My Baton Rouge Mommy has a full list of local pumpkin patches open here.

 

Monday

  • Happy Monday!

Tuesday

  • Dinosaur Passage To Pangaea – October 15th – 20th
    Claymation adventure explains one of the greatest geological events in the history of the earth: the separation of the supercontinent Pangaea. When two children embark on a geology field trip, they are thrown into a fantastic voyage in which they witness incredible geological wonders and explore the mysterious process that created our present-day continents. For show times call or visit www.lasm.org.

Wednesday

  • Redstick Mobile Farmer’s Market – The Redstick Farmer’s Market is mobilizing! Come to the Scotlandville Branch Library to enjoy that same freshness you’ve come to count on. Scotlandville Branch Library 9:00 am to 11:00 am

Thursday

  • Red Stick Farmers Market – Come by and pick up some locally grown treats Thursday morning at the infamous Red Stick Farmer’s Market! Pennington Biomedical Research Center – 8:00 pm to 12:00 pm
  • United Way Jambalaya Jam – 5pm – 8pm  North Boulevard Town Square http://www.cauw.org/jam
  • Rock N Rowe Featuring After 8 – 6pm -9pm – Perkins Rowe
     – Perkins Rowe really comes alive on Rock N Rowe Thursdays. Justin Adams Band, one of Baton Rouge’s most entertaining bands will play an exciting live show  in Town Square Park. Start your weekend early with shopping, dining and a little rocking at Perkins Rowe.

Friday

  •  Live after Five in Downtown Baton Rouge- Featuring Hai Karate – is the Capital City’s premier FREE live, outdoor, music entertainment. Hosted by the Downtown Business Association, it takes place every spring and fall with a various genres of music. The concert series is held every year to entice people to visit and journey through downtown Baton Rouge. Visitors then have the opportunity to visit with the local merchants and their businesses in a fun and relaxed atmosphere.
  • Fall Fest on The Boulevard- Mall of Laouisiana “The Boulevard” 5 to 7 pm – Fall carnival games, children’s costume contest, face painting, retailer offers, lots of candy, and more! FREE with a canned or non-perishable or canned food item donation to the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank.
  • Healthy BR Food Week Kickoff at Live After Five – Friday, 18 October, 2013 – Friday, 18 October, 2013 – 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM – Mayor Holden kicks off Healthy BR Food Week, a week-long celebration of healthy, affordable and sustainable food spotlighting the innovative food work being done right here in Baton Rouge!
  • The Myrtles Halloween Experience – Mystery Tours begin at 6 PM each evening with the last tours beginning at 9 PM on Friday, Saturday and Halloween  7747 US Highway 61 St. Francisville, LA 70775
  • International Acadian Festival – The 45th International Acadian Festival will have food, rides and a great time for the whole family!  5:00 pm to 11:00 pm

Saturday

  • LSU vs. Ole Miss – Starts at 06:00 pm
  • Red Stick Farmers Market  – 8am – 12pm – 501 Main Street Baton Rouge, LA  The Red Stick Farmers Market is a producer only market with over 50 vendors that has been in operation for nearly ten years. Open on Saturday mornings from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm in conjunction with The Main Street Market which is a six day a week public marketplace located on the first floor of the Galvez Garage in downtown Baton Rouge.
  • Harvest Festival on False River – Local cuisine, arts and crafts, fun attractions, carnival rides Friday 6pm-10pm, Saturday 10am-10pm and Sunday 10am-6pm. 
  • CORN MAZE SATURDAYS AT BURDEN – 4pm to 7pm – LSU AgCenter Botanic Gardens at Burden Center – Bigger and better, more twists and turns, this Corn Maze ROCKS! http://www.LSUAgCenter.com/Burden
  • Boo at the Zoo – Oct 19 – Oct 27  A merry-not-scary trick-or-treating extravaganza. Wear your best costumes and visit the Zoo on October 19, 20, 26 and 27, 2013. Children can visit treat stations throughout the Zoo, make a memory at the Safari Snapshot photo booth and wander throughout the merry-not-scary Hay Maze.  9:30 a.m. to 5:00pm
  • Halloween Parade –  2:oopm – 5:00pm  Downtown Baton Rouge-starts on St. Philip and South Boulevard
  • St. George Fair – Saturday October 19th (10:00 AM to 10:00 PM)  Sunday October 20th (10:30 AM to 6:00 PM)
  • International Acadian Festival – The 45th International Acadian Festival will have food, rides and a great time for the whole family!  11:00 pm to 11:00 pm
  • The Myrtles Halloween Experience – Mystery Tours begin at 6 PM each evening with the last tours beginning at 9 PM on Friday, Saturday and Halloween  7747 US Highway 61 St. Francisville, LA 70775
  • The Monster Squade –  This classic is rated PG-13 and has an 82 minutes run time. – Manship 2:00 pm
  • Ultimate Louisiana Party – Louisiana’s unique music, food and culture – Town Square 12pm – 7pm

 

Sunday

  • Sunday in the Park –  North Boulevard Town Square –   Sundays in October & November at Live Oak Plaza in North Boulevard’s Town Square from 2-5 PM and enjoy FREE live music under the oaks.For more information click HERE – Free, family-friendly outdoor concert.
  • St. George Fair – Saturday October 19th (10:00 AM to 10:00 PM)  Sunday October 20th (10:30 AM to 6:00 PM)
  • Harvest Festival on False River – Local cuisine, arts and crafts, fun attractions, carnival rides Friday 6pm-10pm, Saturday 10am-10pm and Sunday 10am-6pm.
  • International Acadian Festival – The 45th International Acadian Festival will have food, rides and a great time for the whole family!  11:00 pm to 11:00 pm
     

    It’s beautiful living in Baton Rouge!

We hope you have a great week! Meet us back here tomorrow for Manger Monday!

Pumpkin Fest at The Fresh Market on Perkins Road

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You are invited to celebrate the flavors of fall at the Pumpkin Fest at The Fresh Market on Perkins Road. This year, Pumpkin Fest will be accompanied by in-store trick-or-treating and a coloring contest for children. You can stop by The Fresh Market stores to take advantage of special offers and enjoy samples of some of the specialty grocer’s favorite autumn and pumpkin inspired items including:

  • Apple Cider
  • Honeycrisp Apples
  • Pumpkin Pie
  • Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Pound Cake
  • TFM Pumpkin Milk
  • TFM Pumpkin Salsa
  • TFM All Natural Pumpkin Pie Coffee
  • TFM Pumpkin Spice Tea
  • TFM Pumpkin Gelato
  • TFM Pumpkin Cinnamon Caramel Dessert Sauce

During Pumpkin Fest at The Fresh Market, you can also expect a number of special two-day deals on many pumpkin and autumn inspired items throughout the store. 

* Sampling and product availability may vary by store*

Pumpkin Fest will start on Wednesday, October 2  and run through Saturday, October 26th.

For local store information, please visit www.freshmarket.com

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