The Museum is showing A. Hays Town and the Architectural Image of Louisiana, an exhibit which focuses on Town’s residential architecture, for which he gained national renown. Additional Info...
To honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr,'s memory, the Museum will remain open to visitors. Further, we encourage you to view our Cuttin' Cane A'int All We Do video series, which include videos on the Civil Rights Movement in West Baton Rouge Parish. View the videos here...
This January, we are pleased to partner with Nanette McCann of A Caring Season Doula and Dr. Sears Certified L.E.A.N. Coach to present a two part retreat community program for expectant mothers. Contact acaringseasondoula@gmail.com for more information!
We are proud to feature Queen Zulu Rose Roché’s costume and other memorabilia. You can learn about the unique experience of being Queen Zulu and the history behind one of America’s largest and most popular carnival krewes! The exhibit closes February 28. Additional Info...
Café français was inaugurated in response to requests by visitors for a venue to meet and enjoy the French language. Café français meets on the first Friday of each month at 1:00 p.m. Additional Info...
National History Day is an academic national history fair that allows middle and high school students to develop papers, documentaries, exhibitions, performances, and websites for participation in regional, state, and national contests. Learn about Registering Here...
Jam sessions are open for any musician to join in to play tunes including but not limited to Old Country, Bluegrass, Cajun and folk music. The public is invited to sit in free of charge. Additional Info...
