Baton Rouge Louisiana
Events

One of the fastest growing cities in the South, Portfolio Magazine also ranked Baton Rouge as one of the "Top 10 Places for Young Adults". Baton Rouge culture is a mixture of Cajun and Creole, reflecting influences from France, Britain, and Spain. The city celebrates Mardi Gras every year, complete with parades. Other special events include the Bayou Country Superfest, St. Patrick's Day Parade and the Red Stick International Animation Festival (linkng creativity and technology).

Alex Box Stadium

Alex Box Stadium is a baseball stadium in Baton Rouge and the home of the LSU Tigers baseball team. The stadium is name for LSU Letterman and World War II veteran, Alex Box. This stadium has served as the location of several NCAA Regional Tournaments and Super Regional Series.

Baton Rouge River Center Arena

Baton Rouge River Center Arena is a versatile 30,000 square foot, 8,900 seat facility in Downtown Baton Rouge that serves as a venue for concerts, sports and family entertainment events as well as trade shows.

Baton Rouge River Center Theater

Baton Rouge River Center Theater is a 1,999 seat performing arts theate that serves as a venue for plays, musicals and symphonies.

Felton G Clark Activity Center

Felton G Clark Activity Center on the campus of Southern University, is the home of SU Jaguars basketball, athletics, recreation, convocations, theater and other special events held on Southern University's campus. The builing is named for Dr. Felton Grandison Clark, the second president of Southern University and son of the school's first preisdent, Dr. Joseph Samuel Clark.

L'Auberge Casino & Hotel Event Center

As an entertainment venue, L'Auberge Casino & Hotel Event Center features performances by headlining entertainers from various music genres. Guest can enjoy and evening of entertainment with fabulous views of the Mississippi River.

LSU Pete Maravich Assembly Center

LSU Pete Maravich Assembly Center on the campus of Louisiana State University is the home of LSU basketball. The building is named in memory of Pete Maravich, an LSU basketball star whose on court performances caused the school to have to build a larger basketball facility. The center, also nicknamed The PMAC, is also known as "the house that Pete built".

LSU Tiger Stadium

LSU Tiger Stadium, also known as "Death Valley", is the home of LSU football. This stadium is the tenth largest in the NCAA, with a seating capacity of 92,400. The stadium's nickname, Death Valley, is a testament to fan support evidence by the noise they make during the game, thereby causing communication problems for the visiting team. Tiger Stadium has also been called "Deaf valley".