I never been to the Manship, but Asleep At The Wheel was playing there, and I really wanted to see…read morethem again. I knew that the band leader Ray Benson had been really sick during the pandemic, so I was glad to see him playing and singing quite well. The Manship was a very well-maintained facility, and everything was spotlessly clean. The seats were a little narrow, but comfortable. I will certainly plan to go back to other shows there again.

Place held Theo Avon comedy show. I like the layout until people have to go to bar/ restrooms…read moresnacks. The entire row has to stand to let people in and out. Then upon end of show, upon walking out they don't direct to you to ONE exit and roped off all other exits the entire hall was congested beyond Fire code. Horribly ran show -not for Theo , the staff of Manship- I won't ever attend anything done here again. Horrible layout for anything seats to right to row and no management of structure on exit

This place is awesome!! Large open area, so you don't feel like you're smashed in a sardine can,…read morebouncing between smelly, sweaty people. Affordable drink prices. Two large bar areas, so you don't have to stand in line 20 minutes for a drink! Unpretentious. Nice people. Down-to-earth. Never a bad view of the stage. Great artists. Highly recommend!!

In for a great night of Aaron Lewis and Chase Tyler the drinks were flowing and the crowd was big…read morebut everyone was there for a good time. No matter where you were you had a great view

I honestly didn't know this place existed until about a month ago…read more It's a free to visit unless you want to go to the Windrush Gardens which cost $3 to get in. There is also a museum called the Rural Life Museum that also charges a small admission fee. This is a nice small piece of Heaven in the middle of Baton Rouge. The sunflower field was a magical place to visit. There are many walking trails. You can even rent out s building for weddings and parties. I will definitely be revisiting this beautiful place again! It's a great place to have a family or romantic picnic. They were also having a orchid sale which was interesting to look at .

The paths that the students and volunteers create and maintain. You can hear the highway from some…read moreof the turns, yet you are tucked away in luscious gardens and walking paths. The Rural Life Museum is housed on the premises, and while the trails are free, the Windrush garden has a fee, and worth it for a day of just mindless nature absorbing. GEAUX Tigers! Keep your living lab alive for all to enjoy!

I'll start by saying what a lovely experience. I've always loved horses and was so excited when my…read morefriend coordinated a day that we could go horseback riding. Fraziers' Homestead is a wonderful spot! We went during December, and honestly, the cold weather made it perfect (otherwise I'd be profusely sweating while riding). Our guide was friendly and constantly checked in on us and our horses to make sure we were getting the most from our trail ride. We even saw the owner and shared a good laugh about the "intricacies" of staying on top of the horse. The trail was pretty with bushes and trees filling the space and even a portion where we saw the rest of their horses- I miss it! My only critique would be that the trail ride, for me, was not as long as I would have liked. To be fair, though, I could ride alllll day. This place is great because once you're finished with your trail, you get to go back to their arena and practice riding and/or trotting some more. If you're curious about $$$, I would have no problem paying again. It was 3 of us, and I want to say it was about ~$67/person not including tip. I definitely hope to go back soon and who knows- maybe even get the same horse :).

We went to Frazier's Homestead and thoroughly enjoyed the trail ride and some fun in the arena with…read morea barrel. Our horses were Girly and Teddy, and they were amazing along with the staff and our lovely guide Liz who made the entire experience seamless and comfortable. I had experience riding in the past, but this was my fiancés first time ever interacting with a horse and the care taken to get him on the perfect, most gentle fellow was appreciated. The only negative I can think of is I didn't get to bring the horses home! Facilities were very well maintained and the animals are well cared for and so healthy and beautiful. Thank you!

The Baton Rouge Fire Guild is a group of local artists who meet to share their love of flow arts…read morewith the community. Their are several artists performing with led poi, staffs, levi-wands, and hoops, and many perform with fire! It's truly fun for all ages. On any given Friday there are numerous people who see all the lights and fire, and stop by and watch the show. The kids really enjoy it, too.

It's the only ice rink in Baton Rouge, so of course I recommend it - ice skating is awesome! Baton…read moreRouge needs an ice rink! It's great fun! However - the skates are never sharpened, the staff give out the wrong sizes of skates (they always give out skates that are too big - skate sizes are different from street shoe sizes). The concrete is only padded in some areas, so kids are walking on concrete with their skates (dangerous and further dulls the blades). It's expensive for such a short time on the ice. Dull skates are dangerous. If you find skating slippery and scary, it's probably the skates. River Center needs to sharpen their skates!! Pro-tip: parents, put your kids in helmets. Please please please put your child in helmets. Bonus points for other protective gear. Everyone should wear knee pads imo - get a skateboarding protective package (knees, elbows, wrists), and you'll find ice skating is soooooo much more fun.

It was very fun to ice skate here. I had to go in person to buy tickets a few days beforehand to…read moreavoid the online fees. We couldn't bring opaque bags inside. The skating rink was good quality.

Great place to pull in and pull out. Watching the horses in the morning was fun. The guys in the…read moreoffice need better training.

Stopped here for an overnight stay. Christian gave us all the instructions we needed as we were to…read morearrive after hours. easy hookup. Electric and water at the parking spot w/dump station onsite and free w/ stay. Very clean facility. Nicely maintained. Perfect location to check out the Mississippi River. Was able to check out and pay over the phone, received email confirmation immediately.

BREC Magnolia Mound: History Summer Camp was one of my daughter's favorite camps! Her first time…read moreattending was the summer of 2016 and she just completed her 2nd go-around during the 2017 camp season. This camp was definitely interesting for her, since we have been to many historical sites around the country. She loves history and as do I, so this camp was very fitting. From what she told me, it was very hands-on with time period craft projects, open hearth cooking sessions, field trips to other Baton Rouge historical sites and of course a tour of the historic house museum. The grounds are beautiful here, so it was a treat for her to get spend a week being here and diving into not only the history of the plantation, but of Baton Rouge itself! The camp is for kids aged 7-years old to 14-years old and ran from 8:30am - 4:30pm. She has already expressed interest on attending for 2 weeks next summer! BREC Summer Camps are such a great way for kids to continue learning during the summer, build friendships with children around the community and of course stay active (and away from electronic devices). Good old-fashioned fun, while enjoying the outdoors and soaking in Louisiana's culture.