The story playing out in LSU's Hill Memorial Library won't jump out at you.
Not gonna lie: The first thought that comes to mind when gazing at Kathryn Keller's painting, "Endurance," is the collection of stately oaks dotting LSU's campus.
The final credits have yet to roll in the West Baton Rouge Museum, though that was never Bob Willoughby's concern.
Theatre Baton Rouge has announced the appointment of Sarah Klocke as its new executive director, effective Oct. 7.
Though Louisiana temperatures are still soaring, October gives us the possibility of autumn, along with lots of Baton Rouge arts happenings.
Whether through ethnicity, switching traditional gender roles or same sex marriage, the world will be viewed through the eyes of women on Baton Rouge stages in September.
Opera Louisiane has appointed Grammy Award-winning tenor Paul Groves as its new general director.
Baton Rouge Gallery — center for contemporary art, 1515 Dalrymple Drive, has announced its first two events in Movies & Music on the Lawn’s 2024-'25 season.
A day doesn't pass without someone posting a comment or tagging the LSU Vet Med's Facebook page with a photo of their fur baby in front of the school's new powdered steel sculpture.
No one preserved the stories along the Cane River better than Clementine Hunter.
Clementine Hunter was in her 50s and working as a cook at Melrose Plantation when she first picked up a paintbrush.
Baton Rouge Gallery Center for Contemporary Art, 1515 Dalrymple Drive, will open exhibitions featuring work by artist members Dawn Black, Kathryn Hunter and Kelli Scott Kelley on Sept. 3.
As the new school year revs up, so does the Baton Rouge area arts scene, which is filled with exhibits, theater and symphony music in September.
At Elizabethan Gallery
Photos, video: Charles Traxler's world of wooden ducks, fish and left-handed and right-handed spoons
Charles Traxler is a woodcarver.
First there's confusion, then comes skepticism.
Evangeline will be telling her story at the Manship Theatre while The Sullivan Theater will map out Agatha Christie's multi-faceted "The Mousetrap" in Central.
Most people do a double take when Rebecca Rumfellow sits down at their pianos.
The decade-long friendship between Christian Vigé and Arthur Gremillion is bound by church choirs.
Two musical productions are opening Friday, Aug. 16, on Baton Rouge stages.
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