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8.3Performing Arts •100 Lafayette St, Baton Rouge
225 magazine • July 2, 20132013 #Bestof225 Best Theater or Performance Venue: Manship Theatre ensures that every one of its 325 seats gets a "front-row" experience.
Hotel Indigo • April 24, 2013Guests love the dynamic and engaging galleries with rotating exhibits from the permanent collection as well as cutting-edge artists and works by students in the Glassell Gallery.
LSU • February 24, 2011When the weather is nice, this is a great place to study, meet friends or take a load off.
Chris • February 6, 2015It's free and they usually have a diverse lineup of music so there's something for just about everybody on the schedule.
Daimen V. • May 11, 2014All the seats are great from a viewing and hearing perspective. And actually comfortable, too. But it can be a bit chilly, so bring a jacket.
Andy S. • July 29, 2013We were here for the Antiques Road Show. Very organized, all event staff helpful. Thanks Governor Jindal
?Performing Arts •201 Community College Dr (Florida Blvd), Baton Rouge
7.8Music Venue • View Prices •3353 Highland Rd (btwn E Chimes & E State St), Baton Rouge225 magazine • July 2, 20132013 #Bestof225 Best Bar for Live Music: Just big enough to pack in a crowd, but small enough to feel intimate, this entertainment institution never lacks for diversity in its lineup.
Dot Z. • April 19, 2013The Mediterranean nachos are to die for. Portion size is huge for $8; 4 people could easily share it. Service is amazing. I wish they don't keep the place so cold, though.
Andrew B. • October 25, 2011Check Roux House out on Facebook and twitter for nightly drink specials and the updated band lineup
?Theater •201 Community College Dr, Baton Rouge
?21. Shaver Theater
Theater •105 LSU's Music and Dramatic Arts Building (Dalrymple Drive), Baton Rouge
Swine Palace • January 20, 2012Swine Palace, Louisiana's Premiere Professional Theatre, produces shows here! Gorgeous art-deco style proscenium theatre!
Swine Palace • September 16, 2011August: Osage County opens October 26, 2011. A must-see Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize winning family drama..."eat the fish!" It's also disturbingly funny.
Karri S. • December 27, 2015pt. 2 When our drinks came the two large groups already received their food and drinks while we were waiting.
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