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Aboard our River Boat Casinos, all of your entertainment needs are taken care of. With plenty of games, great live entertainment, and lots of meeting facilities, this casino has it all. Open 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week, all year round and located in beautiful, historic downtown Baton Rouge, it’s an experience you don’t want to miss!

The Horace Wilkinson Bridge, locally known as the New Bridge, is quite the structural phenomenon. As the gateway to downtown Baton Rouge, it has a 6-lane traffic deck and sweeping views of the Mississippi River. So cruise on over towards Louisiana’s state capital and submerge yourself in Louisiana culture.

Nicknamed the Pirate of the Pacific, the USS KIDD serves as a war memorial in the heart of downtown Baton Rouge. Take advantage of the KIDD for military and family reunions, or take a tour and walk the decks of the Fletcher-class destroyer. Be sure to check out the war relics at the Veterans Memorial Museum and the Louisiana Memorial Plaza!

The present-day Louisiana State Capitol, built in 1929, is an art deco masterpiece and has been the site of many historical events in Louisiana. Take a stroll up the state steps, check out the Huey P. Long Memorial, and be sure to make your way to the observation deck of the tallest state capitol in the United States and experience the best views of downtown Baton Rouge and the Mississippi River.

The Old Governor’s Mansion, built in 1929 by the “Kingfish,” Huey P. Long, reflects the beauty and history of Louisiana. Filled with vibrant traditions and rich culture, it is of great educational value and contributes to the cultural enhancement of Louisianans. Take a tour of the Old Governor’s Mansion and soak up the history of Louisiana’s beloved capital!

Tip: The Mansion’s elegant ballroom is just right for an awards dinner or gala event.

The Shaw Center for the Arts houses the Manship Theatre, the LSU Museum of Art and an education center, and is an architectural marvel itself. This multi-purpose modern building is a perfect offsite setting for groups of all sizes with indoor and outdoor space available for private functions such as dinners, receptions, or speaking engagements.

Although there are many festivals in Baton Rouge, such as Bayou Country Superfest and Baton Rouge Blues Festival, the Pennington Hot Air Balloon Championship stands out due to its whimsical nature. Located in the heart of Baton Rouge, it’s a fun-for-the-whole-family event. Three days filled with hot air balloons, fireworks, food, and fun. Don’t miss out on the balloon glow after sunset, it’s a beautiful ending to a fun-filled day!

Housed in a historic railroad depot on the banks of the Mississippi, its art galleries and educational entertainment are great for all ages. It’s a unique meeting destination that has a Discover Dome for students, movies in the Planetarium for families, as well as lectures and tours for adults.

Tip: The planetarium and gallery space are perfect venues for your opening reception.

Louisiana’s Old State Capitol is an architectural work-of-art that sits on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River. The 160-year-old National Historic Landmark has withstood great political turmoil, and is now the site of the Old State Capitol for Political and Governmental History. Visit the museum and be charmed by The Ghost of the Castle, or book this romantic, gothic venue for an event.

Tip: The lawn at Louisiana’s Old State Capitol is the perfect outdoor location for a crawfish boil.

The River Center plays host to more than 500 events a year, including concerts, conventions, sporting events, trade shows, and theatrical productions. With a versatile Ballroom and Arena, as well as the Theatre for the Performing Arts and the Exhibition Hall, the Baton Rouge River Center is the go-to place for events.

Get a taste of French Creole culture and architectural influences while touring the Magnolia Mound Plantation. Through educational programs, workshops, lectures, and festivals, learn about the culture that has greatly influenced southern Louisiana today. Come check out the plantation-style property, and be sure to stop by the famed open-hearth kitchen.

Tip: During the fall a cooking demonstration is a great team building exercise for your group.

Louisiana State University’s infamous Tiger Stadium is the sight of many a thrilling Saturday night in Baton Rouge. Experience how it gained its reputation and the nickname, Death Valley. Join nearly 93,000 of your closest friends and contribute to another Death Valley earthquake while watching the LSU Tigers play!

Tip: If you can’t make it in the fall, head down for Memorial Day and experience Bayou Country Superfest in Tiger Stadium.

Visit Perkins Rowe and get the big-city, downtown vibe in an outdoor mall. Filled with local boutiques, restaurants, a Barnes & Noble, an Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, a movie theater, and even a Bally Total Fitness Center, it is a great way to spend your free time.

Tip: The town square offers a unique and fun outdoor space for group events – like that flash mob you have been talking about.

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