The show explores the role of film, photography and art in capturing the history of slavery. This month, it will be on ...

New Orleans-based artist Katherine Klimitas will lead a luau-themed watercolor workshop at the West Baton Rouge Museum on Monday, July 27 at 6 p.m. Participants will paint one of Klimitas’ original ...

Dive under the sea Friday Young performers have prepared at Manship Theatre’s two-week musical production camp to put on The Little Mermaid Jr. this Friday, July 24. The final two shows will be at ...

A sculpted giraffe’s head emerges from one television set, while a Stranger Things-style monster peeks out from another.

Consider Friday night dinners done for the dog days of summer, thanks to Food Truck Fridays at Companion Animal Alliance.

Sponsored by ExxonMobil Every day, millions of vehicles and aircraft rely on high-performance lubricants to operate safely and efficiently. Behind many of those products is ExxonMobil’s Port Allen ...

Parents looking for a fun way to fill the last few days of summer break have a new spot to bring their kiddos, thanks to a new indoor play facility located on Lee Drive. Little Lennon Play Cafe is now ...

Lexus and Jacob Chatagnier are expanding their family farm into a brick-and-mortar community market in Prairieville. Their plan: to make locally produced food and handmade goods available year-round ...

Baton Rouge might be a football town, but soccer is in the air. With 104 matches played across North America, the FIFA World Cup 2026, the largest in history, will end with a final faceoff this Sunday ...

Fecit, Latin for “he made,” was a word historically used by craftsmen to signify their authorship of an artwork, following ...