A professional dance theatre company where there's always something going on. Always progressing,…read morelistening and learning. Something for everyone - dance, sweat, business, volunteer, kids, beauty, creativity, critical thinking, creative problem solving, films, videos, beautiful imagery, inspiration, education, stimulation. Dance for Parkinson's. Kick It Out. Artist in Residencies. Programs that infiltrate the city. Great place to work. Enough for now.

Dance like you've never danced before, strive to be different, move to impress! These were all my…read morethoughts, when I watched my first Of Moving Colors dance production. October 2016, my daughter began the road to the "Kick It Out" dance recital that took place this January. Wow, what an awesome program for the boys and girls of the community! I saw unification of different ethnic groups and I loved the diversity! From the moment the classes began, it was basically a rehearsals every Sunday until the final shows in January. My daughter had never done a dance class before, but enjoyed this very much. During the week of the final performances, they moved them to the Manship Theatre to prepare, rehears and learn their spots. The supercharged dance performance by both professional dancers and the children was very entertaining. I was thoroughly impressed by the compilation of the music and the dance numbers. Oh my gosh, what a perfect evening; the both times I saw the show. My daughter loved being on stage so much that she went from not being interested in participating next year to confident that she wants to participate next year. This was amazing and I am so glad that Of Moving Colors does this, so kids who don't participate in dance lessons throughout the year get to be part of something huge in the community! Thank you, OMC!

Had an absolute blast!! Always looking for exciting new clean fun things to do in the city. My…read morehusband typically not to big on photo taking but also enjoyed himself. Owner very kind and professional. Clean & comfortable environment. Totally worth the time & money. 5 Starz

I hired JCW to do some promotional work for a new business that I'm starting, and working with them…read morehas been an absolute delight. John and his team have a refreshingly methodological approach to their work that breaks the onerous task of "marketing" into manageable and bite-sized chunks. And, they're a group of very talented people that can massage random thoughts and ideas into the most logical and cohesive marketing platform you can imagine. I can't say enough good things about JCW, and anyone in need of marketing services should give them a call. It's well worth it.

I just returned from another Baton Rouge business trip. I usAually like to stay downtown. The hotel…read moreselection is short but nice, there's some nice restaurant choices, and I appreciate leaving the car behind. And with each visit, I learn or experience something new. For this visit, that would be attending a performance of the Baton Rouge Symphony and admiring the Old Capital complex as I walked there and back again. The evening's performance included: - Handel: Zakok the Priest (Coronation Anthem #1) - Bottesini: Concerto, Double Bass, No. 2, B Minor - Brahms: Symphony No. 2. op. 73, D Major. Here were my thoughts (in no particular order) during the concert: 1. The old Charley Tuna Sunkist commercial - Having good taste for being here? 2. Hall is a little over half full and a lot of these folks are older than me! 3. Loved the Handel Chorus. Time to pull out the Messiah CD for the Holidays! 4, John Madere was "The Bomb" on the Contrabass during the Battesini piece. 5. Only got a little sleepy during Brahms. 6. You know, this is a really nice performance space! 7. Best seats are lower level - middle rows. 8. Conductor sure has some energetic gestures! 9. Entire concert (including intermission) lasted only 90 minutes or so. 10. A community treasure. I look forward to being in town sometime in the future for another BRSO performance.

This is a very talented group of musicians! I babysit for the son of two of the musicians, so I've…read morehad the chance to attend many of the different concerts! The master series showcases some pretty talented guest musicians. One i loved was Wicked Divas. Two women from broadway came and sang with the orchestra. They were amazing! Even Kristen Chenowith has sang with them. I got to see a very talented violinist come play with the orchestra and an amazing piano player. Christmas time has a lot to offer as well. Home for the Holidays is a great Christmas performance for the whole family. It features a selection of new and old Christmas songs. They also have the sleigh ride selfie. When they play sleigh ride, you take a selfie with the orchestra and sleigh in the background and post it to the BRSO page. My favorite Christmas performance is the brass playing at St. Joseph's Cathedral downtown. It's a beautiful church and the music is so pretty. At the end, the orchestra goes up by the majestic organ in the balcony and plays Hallelujah. It gives me chills every time. The orchestra also has a Christmas performance at Houmas House every year. Then how can you miss the Nutcracker, a Tale from the Bayou. It's a must see for me every year. Beautiful dancing and music! Then in the spring, the orchestra does symphony pops. I went to the one at Rural life museum and they played music from the movies. We sat under the stars and listened. The symphony is a great place to go!

It may be blasphemous for a self proclaimed baseball fan that bleeds purple and gold to say I have…read morenever been to an LSU baseball game, but sadly until Saturday night this was the case. I have been to countless football games, basketball games and even an intramural rugby game at LSU. Alex Box does an unbelievable job documenting LSU's baseball success through out its history with plaques of All-American Players banners of their 6 NCAA Championships, and a Hall of Fame inside the stadium. The Hall of Fame is free to ticket holders and stays open through out the 7th inning. The stadium itself is very nice, better than a lot of minor league stadiums I have been too. The fan support is also unbelievable!! Tiger fans boo every ball and cheer every stike to the opposing team. "Geaux Tigers!" will be chanted through out the game and not 1 fan dares not join in. There are playgrounds on each end of the stadium for the kiddos to play. Ticket prices are dirt cheap! 5.53 will get you a seat in the bleachers if you are lucky enough to buy them without a scalper. (I paid 20.00 a piece for these as the game was sold out). So why not 5 stars? Well the Tigers lost for 1 so that dampered my mood and no beer at college venues. I hate that rule as beer and baseball are like peanut butter and jelly. Overall though a great place to watch a game.

This place is awesome. I get chill bumps every time I walk up the stairs and see the field. There…read moreis not a bad seat in the stadium. I love stadium food and they definitely have it. Some of the items are a little on the small side but has a large price. I can normal fresh a hot dog before I even make it back to my seat. On this occasion I had chicken tenders and french fries, and a bottle of water. It was $11.50. Luckily I had enough beers tailgating to not care how much it was. I don't even have say I'll be back because that should be understood. GEAUX TIGERS!!!!!!

Super excited about the continued improvements to the stadium. It's come a long way from when I…read moreattended SU in the early 90s. Fun times tailgating at the 2013 homecoming games.

Super clean! The ramp to get there isn't for the weak so wear comfortable shoes since it can be…read moretricky with heels! The seats are VERY uncomfortable for anyone over 5'7" because your knees reach the seat in front of you even when sitting with your back against your chair! I know this can't be fixed but wish they'd left about 3" more between each row of seats! The big screen is easy to see and the acoustics are great!

Even with being an LSU alum I never spent too much time in the PMAC. It is the host to many events…read moreincluding the LSU basketball games. There are several concession stands just like Tiger Stadium including chick fil a and papa johns. Of course regular high stadium prices as usual so maybe try to catch a meal at one of the nearby restaurants. The seats are kind of close and tight when it's a packed house. It is clean though and it's one of the many awesome sights of the campus.

The streets are not mapped out or equipped to handle a large concert. Also, one vendor selling…read moreshirts in one spot, we are still in the line and half way and it's been 30 minutes. This place doesn't know how to handle a large event and make it manageable for those that are attending. Just sad. Will not come back here for any event. Just ridiculous! Oh and no AC in Auditorium, was soaked when we left.

Mega live shows, ice skating exhibitions, political rallies, concerts, plays, circus, pageants,…read moreetc. I have been here for numerous events and I have even spent some time backstage. This is Baton Rouge's premiere venue for any large venue gathering. For all of the various types of events listed above, the set-ups have been different. The venue is pretty versatile and can handle any kind of event. It's locate at the heart of the downtown Baton Rouge area. The only problem, I see a lot of is when a huge event is letting out and the traffic could be quite horrendous, when exiting the parking garages. Sometimes, one could be stuck for an hour or so, when everyone is trying to get out at the same time. You may be better off finding street parking and just walking to the arena. What's great about it being downtown is that there are a lot of eateries close by and you may even catch a free event in the outdoor venue - Galvez Plaza. If you are coming for a huge special event, then prepare to pay for parking (bring cash though; preferably, exact change). I wish they would bring cooler acts here, so I don't have to drive all the way to NOLA to see a show.