Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy at The River Center
These hilarious comics are coming together for one special night in Baton Rouge that is guaranteed to be filled with non-stop laughter!

River Center
Friday, October 14 8PM

Live After Five fall season continues with The Chris Leblanc Band
Live After Five in Downtown Baton Rouge is the capital city's premier FREE live music event, hosted by the Downtown Business Association. The fall season of Live After Five continues this Friday with The Chris Leblanc Band. Chris LeBlanc puts on a driving show that draws in the crowds and keeps them waiting for the next song to drop! Chris' busy gig schedule, playing 244 shows in 2010 is a testament to the driving force in music that is Chris Leblanc!

AZ Young Park
Friday, October 14

Sunday in the Park
The 2011 FREE Fall Concert continues on Sunday and extends through November 6th from noon until 3PM in historic Lafayette Park across from the Shaw Center for the Arts. Come and enjoy amazing live music, wonderful food, face painting and balloon creations. Sunday in the Park is a fall and spring series of free outdoor concerts for the arts in collaboration with the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge and 225 Magazine.

Lafayette Park
Sunday, October 16, 12PM - 3PM

Hollydays Shopping For A Cause
Baton Rouge's premier holiday market sponsored by the Junior League of Baton Rouge is back! With unique vendors, generous contributors and committed Junior League volunteers, this market extravaganza attracts thousands of enthusiastic shoppers each year. Over the past 28 years, Hollydays has been Louisiana's largest fundraiser. The annual Hollydays Market has a positive impact of over $5 million to the greater Baton Rouge area and allows for the Junior League of Baton Rouge Inc. to conduct its mission based programs and community outreach.

River Center
October 12 - 15

Hollydays Hustle 5K & 1 Mile Fun Run
A beautiful night run through downtown Baton Rouge. Runners receive t-shirt, snacks, beverage, & 1 free day of general admission to Hollydays Market. Just bring your race number to the River Center Thursday, Friday, or Saturday to obtain FREE general admission for that one day.

North Boulevard between 3rd & Lafayette
Friday, October 14, 6PM

Bettye Lavette at Manship Theatre
"LaVette brings simmering blues to Pink Floyd ('Wish You Were Here'), the Moody Blues ('Nights in White Satin'), the Who ('Love Reign O'er Me'), the Stones ('Salt of the Earth') and especially Elton John, whose diva ownership of 'Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me' is forever challenged."
- Rolling Stones

Manship Theatre
Monday, October 17, 7:30PM

Baton Rouge Italian Festival
The Baton Rouge Italian Festival will be full of fun and highlights include; Italian maid presentation, Italian 101, genealogy, vino stroll, St. Joseph's altar exhibit, shopping village, plenty of food and drink booths and music provided by Bobby Lonero.

Belle of Baton Rouge Casino & Hotel Atrium
Sunday, October 16

St. Joseph Cathedral Grand Day
Grandchildren and grandparents will be guests of honor at the Third Annual Grand Day at historic St. Joseph Cathedral in downtown Baton Rouge. The event will follow a special theme, "All Creatures Great and Small," followed by a "Street Party" on Main Street. There will be a petting zoo, even a pot-bellied pig, balloons, free hamburgers and hot dogs, free cold drinks, free ice cream, music and more!

St. Joseph Cathedral
Sunday, October 16, 12PM

Louisiana State Museum Fall Lecture Series
Lunchtime Lagniappe, a weekly series of lively presentations on local history, is returning to the Capitol Park Museum. The free, hour long program is designed for downtown workers and is held at noon each Wednesday in October. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lunch and may come and go as their schedules require. The Louisiana State Museum friends make refreshments available for a small donation.

Capitol Park Museum
Wednesday, October 12, 12PM

Red Dress Thursdays at Boudreaux & Thibodeaux's
Live Music, appetizers, delicious happy hour specials and great company! Just what Louisiana is all about! Every week from 4-7PM featuring happy hour specials, new music and more! Sponsored by McGlynn, Glisson and Mouton, with a special partner sponsor every week. Special guest this week, Mayor Kip Holden.

Boudreaux & Thibodeaux's
Thursday, October 13

The 13th Gate & Necropolis 13
The 13th Gate is the ultimate haunted house! Journey through 13 very frightening themed indoor & (weather-permitting) outdoor areas where your worst nightmares come true and anything can happen.

To celebrate a decade of fright at The 13th Gate, Midnight Productions unveils its latest haunted creation, Necropolis 13! 40,000 sq ft and over 400 zombie-infested New Orleans style crypts located next to The 13th Gate! Tickets $20

832 St. Phillip Street
Thursday - Saturday
Through October 31 6:30PM - 11:30PM

Satsumas at the Market
Red Stick Farmers Market welcomes back L'Hoste Citrus Farm and their sweet, certified organic satsumas. A variety of fall pumpkins, squashes, greens, spinach, tomatoes, peppers and shitake mushrooms will also be available as well as late summer produce. The Fresh from the Market weekly cooking show will feature chef Charles Wilford of Charles-Jon-Sheaun Fine Cuisine. The cooking show begins at 10AM in the North Street seating area of Main Street Market. Musical entertainment inside Main Street Market will include tunes by the Lagniappe Dulcimer Society beginning at 8:30AM. The Red Stick Farmers Market takes place every Saturday from 8AM-12PM at Fifth and Main Streets.

Main Street Market
Saturday, October 8

Beer For Breakfast at The Roux House
Come party at the Roux House with Beer for Breakfast. Hailing from multiple Southern Louisiana cities, members of Beer for Breakfast have been compiled from multiple up-and-coming acts throughout the area with a focus on bringing you a great party experience performing the hottest party hits that everyone enjoys.

The Roux House
Saturday, October 14