The arts are bountiful in Baton Rouge, even during the summer, when other things seem to slow down after the school year ends.
Brandy Johnson was judging a talent contest the first time she heard Annalee Templet sing.
Playmakers of Baton Rouge opens "Matilda the Musical Jr." on Friday, June 2, in the Reilly Theatre, Tower Drive, on the LSU campus.
The LSU Textile & Costume Museum is showing the exhibit, 'Til Trends Do Us Part: A Retrospective in Changing Fashion in Bridal Wear,' through Aug. 31.
Baton Rouge Ballet Theatre’s Youth Ballet, directed by Rebecca Acosta and Jonna Cox, is once more taking its show on the road, this time with the comedy ballet, "Coppélia."
Of Moving Colors Productions, a contemporary dance theatre company based in Louisiana, supported by the Parkinson’s Foundation, is seeking participants for a global movement project via Zoom o…
The Manship Theatre's art galleries are showing solo exhibits by two local artists whose polar opposite styles somehow complement each other.
One can't help wondering if Louisa May Alcott had access to a crystal ball when writing "Little Women."
Of Moving Colors project
Charles Lloyd Jr. knew he had to be careful in "going there," for his own emotional well-being and the audience's.
At Theatre Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge is big on the arts and that's a good thing. Welcome to a new monthly Red feature which will offer four recommendations on productions, concerts or exhibits not to miss in the area.
Baton Rouge Gallery, 1515 Dalrymple Drive, is showing work by artist members James Burke, Sarah House, Brian Kelly and Liz Lessner through June 1.
Candlelight concerts
Collaborating with prestigious world-class choreographers such as Christian Von Howard, Pavel Zustiak and John Allen, Of Moving Colors' artistic director Garland Goodwin Wilson, alongside Cour…
For Theatre Baton Rouge, staging Ken Ludwig's adaptation of "Murder on the Orient Express" is a chance to give its capital city audiences a taste of Hollywood.
Theatre Baton Rouge opens its production of Agatha Christie's 'Murder on the Orient Express' on Friday, April 28.
Joel Podolsky began using his yard and house as his artistic canvas 30 years ago.
Joel Podolsky gazes at the waterfall outside the forest window of his kitchen on Dalrymple Drive.
Stand close enough and you can see the picture as he saw it.
The 2023 Baton Rouge Blues Festival kicks off Friday, April 21 with almost 40 performers on six stages in and around Rhorer Plaza on North Boulevard and Lafayette streets downtown.
The Louisiana Art & Science Museum, 100 S. River Road, will host “Astronomy Day” on Saturday, April 22.
The LSU Museum of Art in the Shaw Center for the Arts, 100 Lafayette St., will host a free reception and panel discussion at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 20, for the opening of "Hank Willis Thomas/U…
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