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It’s time for an adventure in Baton Rouge and beyond! Looking for something to do each month with the whole krewe? Explore our calendar packed with family fun, local events, and unforgettable adventures waiting to happen. BY AMANDA MILLER September
Hop in the car and head on over to Morgan City for the annual Louisiana Shrimp & Petroleum Festival on Labor Day Weekend. Known for being the oldest harvest festival in the state, the five-day celebration features arts & crafts, a children’s village, carnival, parade, and fireworks on the river. September 3–7.
November Every autumn, the Louisiana Renaissance Festival transforms Hammond into the English village of Albright. This annual festival includes more than 600 artisans, en- tertainers, and educational demon- strations highlighting the best parts of the 16th century. Saturdays and Sundays beginning November 7 and ending December 13. renfest.net
shrimpandpetroleum.org Few experiences can rival the feeling of being in Tiger Stadium on game day. Football fun begins this month, giving families
the perfect opportunity to tailgate, watch the band play, and cheer on the Tigers. The first game kicks off on September 5. lsusports.net October
Bookworms, unite! Each year, the Louisiana Book Festival welcomes thousands of book lovers for a full day of author events, performances, and family-friendly activities in down- town Baton Rouge. October 31. louisianabookfestival.org It’s not really fall without a trip to the fair. The Greater Baton Rouge State Fair is a staple of family fun in Baton Rouge. With thrilling rides, tasty food, and exciting special events, this annual tradition is one you won’t want to miss. October 22–November 1. gbrsf.com
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