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.

Excellent variety of blues artists. The outdoor venue is wonderful and extremely accommodating as…read morewell as relaxing.

The Blues Festival is a great event in April in downtown Baton Rouge that has a little something…read morefor everyone. Some years there are some really big names that come in, others it is more local talent exposed. I've tried to get down there every year, and it's fun to see how the event has blossomed. There are more local artisans selling down there now which is great. There are also numerous food trucks and vendors so you absolutely will not leave hungry. There are four stages where you can set up and catch all sorts of groups. It's a very friendly vibe all around. I did feel like there was a disconnect this year with communication. I did not see as much advertising around the city until the week of, and I know several past attendees who were not aware of the date and missed it due to scheduling conflicts. It was also not publicized more than a day or two in advance that the bike corrals would be there again with a safe spot to leave your bike if you chose to ride down there. I spoke to the group over that and they hadn't been given much notice either. I tried to ask a couple of questions on social media but the link it kept sending me to was either broken or I wasn't sure if it would send me where I needed to go. Overall, it's a great event that exposes you to lots of talent, and I do look forward to it every year!

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

Cute professionally situated little theater with a nice comedy backdrop and stage. Friendly people…read moreand participation is encouraged by offering comedy classes and improve. Anyone can also participate in open mic night on Sunday, 4:30p - 6:30p. The comedians were fantastic! I did not expect the long lineup! There were in the end 9 different comedians. Great to know there are so many entertaining, hilarious comedians performing in Baton Rouge. The group was diverse and everything goes! Lol. It was a hoot! Had one of my best nights out in a long time in Baton Rouge, LA. Congratulations, Boomerang! I love a little theater!

Was invited to this place on Saturday night. Had a great time. The show was very good!! Definitely…read morewill come back.

I attended A Raisin In the Sun play here and had a great time. The theater is small, cute, and…read moreclean. The lobby is small but they had a few concessions including cups of wine, popcorn, candy, chips, and soda. The women's bathroom was clean and stocked with free toiletries (pads, tampons, etc). The seating was easy to find. The chairs are labeled with seat number on the back which makes it easy to find your chosen ticket seat. The lighting and sound was good. I really enjoyed and would attend again.

This is an event where the Mid-City neighborhood opens up to local artists. There is talent…read moreeverywhere: popped-up in front yards, side yards, backyards and even surrounding businesses. Come out with the community and experience the Ogden Park Prowl. Welcome the Fall with this family-friendly event that is FREE to the community. Casually stroll through yards of hosting homes to view an abundance of talent displayed by your Baton Rouge community of artists. You can even buy art to take home with you! It's just that grand. Hungry? Local food trucks and food vendors have food for sale. Thinking about attending? Visit their website: http://www.ogdenparkprowl.org to find out when the next event will be. Gather your family, friends and social network to get them out into the Mid-City neighborhood and show your community!

Had a great time with all the mid-city folk. The art was varied and it was great to actually talk…read moreto the artist about their pieces. Lots of vintage clothing and jewelry and the food trucks were in full effect. Loved seeing the kids out and the way the neighborhood was mapped out as perfect.

Great event! Lots of vendors and food trucks. Plenty of parking. The event was free to attend…read more Great live music! It was hot outside but I found there were plenty of trees to sit under. I would suggest wearing a hat and bringing a small fan. The flyer said no outside food/drinks but I saw a few people with small ice chests. My 11yr old enjoyed the art vendor displays and face painting. The lines to most of the food trucks were long and most moved slow. There was a lot of free information and health bags being given out by different agencies. I hope they return next year! Great job!

This was so much fun! A great thing to do whenever you want to do something different and…read moreinteractive! A place where you paint and drink, just bring what you want to drink! Everything else is provided, the paint, brushes, easel, and I liked how the picture was drawn out, so you could follow the lines. We were the only two registered in the class, so we got a bunch of attention and help lol. Neither of us were painters, so we really appreciated the instructor taking her time with us. The instructor, Diana, was amazing and again very helpful. The painting wasn't that hard, so it was fun to follow along but also go and do what we wanted for the painting. Tons of room in here and tons of paintings for sale. I can't wait to come back and do this again!

If I could give 100 stars I would. My wife and child went to Painting with a Twist for my mother in…read morelaw's birthday last night. Let me start off by saying My daughter was born completely blind but that doesn't deter her from participating and having a great time. My wife called them ahead of time to let them know that our daughter has a disability and it would be great if they could accommodate her while attending the party. They put their thinking caps on and came up with the most thoughtful and helpful way to include her while painting. They even went as far as having braille so she could identify the color scheme she wanted. Professionalism and Respect to this business. Thank You