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Catching a Meltdown :The Coolest Spot in Town
The Meltdown Snoballs has become a popular stop for residents seeking relief from Louisiana’s rising temperatures, drawing steady lines of customers across its multiple locations. With locations on Brusly, Highland Road, Jefferson Highway and Louisiana Highway, the business regularly sees crowds wrapped around parking lots as customers wait for...
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Columbia Theatre welcomes Little Shop of Horrors in March
The Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts in partnership with Southeastern Theatre and the SLU Department of Music and Performing Arts proudly presents the hit Broadway musical Little Shop of Horrors. Performances are at 7:30 p.m., on March 13 and 20th, and at 2 p.m. on March 14 and 21.
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Sims Library lecture highlights Black innovation
From the fire extinguisher to caller IDs, many inventions people use daily trace back to African American innovators. That was the message delivered on Wednesday, Feb. 25, during a Black History Month lecture at Sims Memorial Library, where Dionne Reed presented “African-American Innovation and Inventions” in partnership with the Tangipahoa African American Heritage Museum and Veterans Archive.
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Spring nearing means fishermen getting excited
We’re closing on on the first day of spring. If you follow the old saying about a what spring does to a young man’s fancy — it’s supposed to be love, right? — well, not around here, because it’s fishing! And its attraction affects more than young men.
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“Curtain Up, Livingston!” Bringing Professional Theater Experience to LPPS Students
LIVINGSTON PARISH, LA – A new collaborative initiative, "Curtain Up, Livingston!", is set to bring professional grade theater technology to the Livingston Parish Public Schools (LPPS) multi-purpose building in Albany. This project aims to provide K-12 students, particularly those in the Talented Arts Program, with a true performance-ready venue designed to foster creativity and confidence.
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“Let’s kick it up a notch, this time in Baton Rouge!”
It’s been a big year for Emeril Lagasse—whose flagship, Emeril’s, was the only restaurant in the South to receive two Michelin stars in the guide’s new American South edition. Now, leaping off of that buzz, he’s sending his energies out from the Big Easy to the Red Stick—where his newest concept, Emeril’s Chop House, will open in L’Auberge Casino & Hotel later this year. From the project, foodies can expect an upscale steakhouse vibe, with Emeril’s characteristic Louisiana twist: think premium steaks, local seafood, and signature dishes you can’t find anywhere else. More to come at emerils.com.
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Clerk of Court's Office has Mardi Gras decorating fun
The St. Tammany Parish Clerk of Court's Office held a Mardi Gras decorating contest on the Friday before Fat Tuesday to send the Carnival spirit soaring. Spearheaded by the Clerk's Criminal Department, the contest is part of a regular decorating event that fosters camaraderie among co-workers. Each section of cubicles was transformed into a parade float complete with wheels, representing iconic Louisiana festivals such as Jazz Fest, Wooden Boat Festival, King Cake Festival, Crawfish Festival, Strawberry Festival and Hot Air Balloon Festival.
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February 2026’s new openings and spots to watch in the Capital Region: Daruma Ramen Bar & Grill, Pickleball Kingdom and more
February is almost over. And while known to be a short month, it still brought about new openings in the Capital Region. If it feels like this month flew by, we get you. Here’s a recap of new debuts in case you missed them, from a ramen spot to an indoor adventure park.
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A Taste of Tradition This Lent
In the middle of Baton Rouge, on Jefferson Highway, there is a place that quietly and consistently shows up for this community every single day. Bergeron’s City Market is more than a market or a lunch spot. It is the continuation of a lifelong relationship with food, hospitality, and Louisiana culture led by Chef Don Bergeron.
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Truce and Chaos Takes Over Uncle Earl's Turf on Perkins Road
Perkins Road’s late-night lineup is getting a shakeup as a new cocktail bar called Truce and Chaos moves into the former Uncle Earl’s space, according to local filings and the bar’s own promotional materials. The concept leans into its name with two distinct vibes: an earlier "truce" mode built around conversation and elevated cocktails, and a louder "chaos" mode that kicks in later for a full-on party atmosphere. Uncle Earl’s closed in mid-January, leaving behind one of Baton Rouge’s more recognizable after-dark storefronts for a new operator to claim.
lionsroarnews.com
’12 Angry Jurors’ deliberate at Columbia Theatre
Alpha Psi Omega’s (APO) production of “12 Angry Jurors” runs from this Thursday, Feb. 26-Saturday, Feb. 28 at the Columbia Theatre. Audience members can expect Sparks to fly, as minds are changed over the next 70 min of runtime. The play is an adaptation of the 1957...
Gonzales Weekly Citizen
Calendar: Upcoming events in Ascension Parish
Here is a look at upcoming events in Ascension Parish. Merry Market in March: The event, which will include more than 350 booths, will be March 7-8 at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center. Louisiana Outdoor Expo: The fishing, hunting and outdoors event will be March 13-15 at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center's...
WWL
Southern University names alum Jaron Williams as Human Jukebox arranger
NEW ORLEANS — Southern University has named alumnus Jaron Williams as the new arranger for its nationally recognized marching band, the Human Jukebox. Williams, a New Orleans native and former trumpet section leader for the band, called the opportunity a “dream come true.”. “Growing up in the marching...
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Things to do this weekend in Baton Rouge: 225 Fest, Herb Day and more
Georgia-based soulful rock band Eddie 9 Volt is visiting Chelsea’s Live on Feb. 26. Doors open at 7 p.m. The group just released a new album and will be opening for the renowned rock band The Black Keys for part of the band’s international tour this summer. Tickets...
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Southern University hires New Orleans native as new arranger
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From refugee to restaurateur: A Baton Rouge chef’s passion for sharing food
With just a few black tablecloths, wine glasses, candles and flowers, Jabby's Pizza on Old Perkins Road in Baton Rouge transformed into an upscale Sicilian trattoria. Behind the glass in the open kitchen, Albina Brahimi and Linda Roppolo crafted authentic Sicilian dishes for their customers. Using just one pizza oven...