Everything was what you expect out a movie theater. Clean up to date. Staff is friendly The gaming…read morearea is a good value, it's our family's choice for small game room. Games actually worked and were reasonably priced.

We took our ess student's from Delmont per-k on 12/16 to see the Gringe. The theater personnel was…read morewonderful. Thank you all so much. We really appreciate your kindness

Super fun music school. Students learn very quickly and participate in bands if they want to…read more Offers summer camps.

From the owner: School of Rock Baton Rouge provides both in-person and online music lessons for students of all…read moreages. Our programs, camps and workshops for toddlers, kids, teens and adults make learning to play music fun and create great communities of musicians. School of Rock is the leader in performance-based music education. We combine one-on-one drum, bass, keyboard, vocal, and guitar lessons with group practices. Students learn to play music from day one and put on live performances at local venues. Our experienced instructors are local musicians themselves who combine the performance-based School of Rock Method and programs with individual music lessons to get results for your student.

Hands down the best community theatre in the Baton Rouge area is Theatre Baton Rouge. You may have…read moreknown it by it's prior name, Baton Rouge Little Theater, but either way- it's quite good. I have experienced well over 50 shows there as a patron and volunteer. The production standards are quite high for a place that relies on volunteers for their pool of talent. They put on over 10 shows a season, including musicals and plays that were on Broadway just a few years prior. The theater itself holds less than 300 patrons, so there's not really a bad seat in the house. They also have a smaller space next door where they put on more avant-garde pieces, which seats around 100. The ticket prices are in line with expectations and a fraction of what you'd pay for the same show in NY.

I've been coming to Theater Baton Rouge since 2002. They have season tickets which give you 5 plays…read moreand a summer musical. They have a great group of talented actors and actresses. Ronald Coats is one of the funniest actors they have. And Marion B sings amazing. The costumes are always authentic and the sets have great detail put into them. Every Halloween they put on Rocky Horror picture show. Christmas they do A Christmas Carol. The summer musical is usual great for kids. Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast were great. They do a variety of plays from dramas, comedy's, musicals and suspense. The theater does have a bar, so before the show and at intermission you can grab a drink. I enjoy my nights at the theater and will continue to be a member for a long time.

They have no care for artists...(actual real professional artists)! I was lied to several times and…read morewhen inconvenienced about my movie screening there was no empathy, no price concession or anything. I lost hundreds of dollars on advertising and months of planning with Brec Independence Park theater!! The two culprits are Jeffrey Jamal or Holiday (not sure which one he goes by because he is an impulsive liar and Xenobi the director. I have no idea how these two even got hired. Ridiculous. Discrimination at its finest!!

I found this dance school when looking for dance classes for adults. It's very hard to find here in…read moreBaton Rouge. They offer ballet, jazz dance, yoga, hip hop dance depending on the season. Not only are the classes great but the instructors and the owner are sweethearts and they make you feel comfortable. I will continue to go as long as classes are offered!

Soooo, I got hit by a beaded medallion, on my forehead that hurt like heck! But that's not going to…read morestop me from giving this parade 5-stars. Our group got there in the knick of time as it rolled around by the Capitol building. It was a night parade on a drizzly Friday night, but parade-goers still made their way to get their parade on and raise their hands for those throws. We got a lot of great stuff, from from headbands to stuffed animals. My daughter loved catching all sorts of stuff. So, yes, this is a family-friendly parade. It wasn't a rowdy crowd at all and all seemed to be on their best behavior that evening. The route is round-trip, beginning and ending at the River Center. I truly love how Baton Rouge is up-and-coming with many cool parades now, too. If you want to enjoy Mardi Gras festivities without going to New Orleans, you can definitely enjoy this parade two weekends before. There were a bunch of throws, so be sure to bring your bag to catch and store your throws. I am a big fan of these lower-key parades... tons of fun!

The parade runs through downtown so it is near a lot of bars. The floats weren't extravagant but…read morethey were pretty. The ladies in the parade were nice and threw a fair amount of stuff and the marching bands were good. One upside was that the parade was short in comparison to a lot of the New Orleans parades and it wasn't several parades back to back which was a pleasant change of pace. I'd definitely go again.

I don't go to the theater much but honestly? Pretty good! It was clean, checking in/buying tickets…read morewas fast, the seats were amazing! They reclined which is phenomenal. The 2 we picked happened to be the two that didn't work, but I the theater was so empty we just moved wherever we wanted.

Saw Odyssey in Imax Sunday and Obsession in standard on Saturday. Saturday we went in and the…read moretheater had not been cleaned from the movie prior. Popcorn and trash everywhere in my seats, but still was good experience. Imax theater seats need an update or a steam cleaning, seats look dirty. Bathrooms needed a little maintenance\ cleaning. Popcorn was great as always and Icees were working and delicious. Candy selection is small compared to others, my friend couldn't find mnms. Merchandise has smaller selection compared to others. But overall the screen quality and sound quality for both movies were very good and treats tasted great. A better quality screen experience for myself than my prior visits.

Overall, it's a nice outdoor mall that has nouveau architecture that is meant to look like Bourbon…read moreStreet. It's nice and there are cool stores and restaurants. It's a bit bourgeois but quite frankly that's what malls are for: spending money. There is a very nice courtyard where you can sit and relax, read a book, etc. Is meant to have a neighborhood mal feel.

Great area! Nicest movie theater in town, fantastic restaurants, a large Barnes and Noble…read morebookstore, a large gym, and lots of high end shops and stores. They often have live music, and the whole area is clean and beautiful.