Beauvoir Park is an amazing event venue available for private party/wedding rentals, as well as…read moreknown for hosting music events for local and national bands. Tucked away near the Perkins Road Overpass, bring your own chair, blanket, snacks, drinks, and listen to great music for a fair entry price when they are hosting concerts. You can rent the venue for a party or wedding. I've been to both events there. There is a stage and an indoor space, as well as clean restrooms and seating options. The grounds are beautiful, and the acoustics are perfect. Follow their social media for events, and contact them for your next reunion, party, wedding, or other needs. Note, parking is all around the area, under the overpass and in other areas. You may have a walk a little, but it's well lit and beautiful.

An event space few are aware of. It is located behind Chelsea's and has been used as part of the…read morefestivities during The Wearing of the Green parade. I have spent several Saturday's following the parade lounging in the grass, drinking beer, while listening to good music. It is a cool place for receptions. I have attended a couple of wedding and receptions here. There are two small buildings on the property which are multi purpose. The owner, Mr. Les, is very helpful and accommodating for your event needs.

Always great to stop by and see what they have on display. I really enjoyed the art and AI exhibit…read moreand was surprised by the artists' expressions and opinions on the impact of AI on art.

The rooftop ring in for the new year was such a fun and swanky event with the best firework views…read morein town. The charcuterie table by crafted nibbles was great. The tipsy tap bar cocktails were perfect. The band had us dancing, the heaters kept up warm, and Pic A Posie had the fun photo booth.

Now this is a hidden gem. I was made aware of this property last year, when Slow Food…read moreOrganization's "Dinner In The Field" event was held there. The property is enormous with a rustic barnyard ready to be the setting for your next special event. It's completely ideal for weddings, where the ceremony is in the grassy field under a giant tree and the reception in the barn area. Twinklelights brighten the room and transformed it into something magical. Dr. Grace, the owner of the property is super helpful and hospitable to those that come to enjoy the beauty of his venue. Anytime there is an event here, I always want to make sure I attend. There is nothing commercial about it and that is what make it so appealing. It's truly an authentic southern space that you will definitely fall in love with and keep in the back of your mind for your next special function. It's located in Plaquemine, LA (about 20 minutes outside of Baton Rouge).

Beauregard Gallery is a treasure in the neighborhood which doubles as its namesake. Originally CC…read moreFish & Oyster Market, this family run operation churns out delicious soups, salads, sandwiches and quiches. I had a half muffaletta, a formidable semi-circle of melted cheese, tangy olive salad and gorgeous cold cuts. They toast theirs, which to me enhances everything. They also have bread bowls swimming with anything from tomato basil to crawfish bisque (their specialty). There's art inside as I'm sure you've figured out, from local artists depicting Louisiana romantically as we all do with vivid color and imagination. They cater and allow for meeting space as well. Here's a clip from the advocate Janet Mansur Terrell owns and operates the Beauregard Gallery & Bistro at 715 Europe St. In an earlier life, the building was the popular CC Fish & Oyster Market. "My great-aunt Corinne Mansur opened the CC Fish Market in 1932," Terrell said. "I was born and raised down here." Her restaurant is a neighborhood favorite. "I'm French, Irish, Lebanese and Italian," Terrell said. "We know how to cook." Yes you do Mrs. Terrell, yes you do..

Adorable little lunch place with really good food. The décor and ambiance are adorable and the…read moreservice is great. I could go on forever, but here are the highlights... The crawfish bisque comes in a bread bowl. You can get sandwich as a half. Everything is made fresh and some things will take a minute. There are flowers on the table. The parking is on the street. The little old ladies who make the chocolate cake can fix your whole life with a hug. How have I not sold you on this place yet?! I meant to take a picture of our food... but we were too excited to eat. Update coming.

Wow, what a wonderful time we had here. We wanted an authentic Cajun experience and got it. The…read morehosts opened up their house. The other guests were from the area and shared their home cooked Cajun food with us. We learned first-hand about the legendary Cajun hospitality. We took the two rooms in the house. We had one bath between us. Everything was clean, modern and in good shape. Gerri and Liz took us on a fishing excursion. They had kayaks and a paddle boat as well. If we get back to this part of the world we will definitely stay there again.

Fantastic. Bed. and. Breakfast. That's all you need to know, truly an amazing property, great host,…read moreclean, well kept, and the price was unbelievable! Stayed here for my birthday with my fiancé and had an amazing time, honestly wish we could have stayed longer. Thanks again for the great birthday, hope to see you guys again soon!

As one of the city's most versatile and treasured venues, the Varsity Theatre is known well by the…read moreBaton Rouge faithful as a great place to see a show. Located just outside of the LSU campus, it has been a mainstay in the area for decades. While it's mainly concerts that rock this venue, I've attended corporate events, watched LSU Tiger games, and enjoyed a show or two in years past. I've always enjoyed my time here. Not to be confused with a cinema, this multifaceted venue has played host to a number of events and has partnered with many organizations both local and national to feature great acts and some for great causes. My favorite event in the past was a Saints game night, where for $12 one got unlimited beers (Bud Lights only?) and all the hot dogs one could eat, as well as red beans and rice. If that deal is still available, I'll be floored. The parking isn't the most friendly. Street parking is usually that is available and it's more luck than anything else. The Varsity is in good company with a number of other super famous establishments located within the same block. Figuratively, one could chow down at Chimes, play games at Barcade, drink their face off here, and then head to Louie's or Raising Canes for some late night food. This is such a prime location that it's great for a solid casual night out. From concerts to comedy nights, there is literally not a thing that this place can't host. While I do wish for a slightly better men's bathroom, unsightly conditions do happen at places that holds hundreds of people at a time. Peep their schedule on their website and social media for what's happening next.

My first time going here after passing it for many years. I saw R&B artist Tamia and had a…read morewonderful time. The only negative would be parking. The parking lot is behind the building and is not big at all. Fortunately we were able to park across at LSU visitors parking lot and walk about 3 minutes down to the venue. The line was wrapped around the building but it moved quickly. I did will call tickets and had no problem with my name being found on the list. There was a bar with about 10 barstools set up but those were taken. I would suggest being first in line to get a seat at one of these. Upstairs had a few tables but once again those were taken. I ended up watching the show against the wall next to the railing and had a good view of everything. I had a Basic Bitch drink which was surprisingly good. Drink was huge and was only $11. I will definitely look for more events at this venue.

Maybe I'm a highfalutin person. I don't know. But the Lyceum did not impress me at all. I will say…read morethat it is a good space to hold an event as it has plenty of room downstairs and up. What I didn't really care for was the look. The interior looks dated like nothing has been replaced since the 80's. The walls are all white and could probably use some artwork or a coat of paint. The chandliers should be replaced too as they looked old. I like venues that appeal to the eye as much as anything else when going to a party/event. The Lyceum didn't catch my eye. The staff is really nice over there and they have plenty of booze for the events so yeah.

So this is not really a review, but I want to go to a party here AND I want someone who has been to…read morea party here to review. A professional group that I'm involved with is considering this space for our closing party at a conference in Baton Rouge later this year. We didn't have an appointment but the manager just happened to be in and gave us a tour. What a fabulous space! I guess it's an old ballroom and while it was a bit grungy (can't fault them we dropped in unexpectedly), it's got such great architectural details. I hope this is where our party ends up.

I went here for a crawfish event, Crawfete. Now if you love farm living then this is a nice place…read more The smell of horses hit me when I got out of my car. To get to the actual event, I had to walk through the horse stable. The area of the even was a large covered pavilion with dirt ground. I'm glad I wore my boots. A

Gorgeous grounds! Stately oaks spanning several acres. A must-see in the middle of Baton Rouge!read more