What to do this month: Kick off the fall season by supporting events around town
Bella’s Ball
September 4
L’Auberge Casino & Hotel
Support the mission of the Bella Bowman Foundation, which raises funds for pediatric brain cancer research and care for families, at the annual Bella’s Ball. Everyone is also welcome to participate in the online auction, which is live now.
Lainey Wilson: Whirlwind Tour
September 11 & 12
Raising Cane’s River Center
Louisiana-born country star Lainey Wilson is bringing her nationwide tour to the Capital City for two nights of hits like “Things A Man Oughta Know” and “Heart Like a Truck.”
A Taste of the Deep South Festival
September 13 & 14
Main Library at Goodwood
Celebrate cultural heritage at this year’s A Taste of the Deep South Festival. Kicking off the weekend is a pre-party at the Henry Turner Jr. Listening Room on the evening of September 11.
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Alvin Batiste Jazz Society featuring Bob Sheppard
September 17
Cary Saurage Community Arts Center
Listen to the musical stylings of Bob Sheppard, along with Mike Esneault, and Bill & Jonathan Grimes. Held in the Virginia & John Noland Black Box Studio, guests can expect a night full of entertaining jazz tunes.
Pictures at an Exhibition
September 18
River Center Theatre
The Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra will kick off its 2025-2026 season with Pictures at an Exhibition, conducted by maestro Adam Johnson, featuring Henry Kramer on the piano and more.
Her Lens
September 21
Manship Theatre
Enjoy an evening full of immersive experiences while spotlighting women in the arts, from film, performance, wellness, visual arts and more. The night will begin at 4 p.m. with a yoga session and happy hour.
BUST Breast Cancer
September 25
Crowne Plaza
The annual BUST Breast Cancer Bra Art Fashion Show returns this year, with breast cancer survivors strutting down the runway in bras and outfits made by local artists to benefit the Foundation for Woman’s.
Farm Fête
September 25
Main Street Market
Support the BREADA and its Red Stick Farmers Market at this year’s Farm Fête fundraiser. Guests will enjoy unique bites crafted by local chefs, live music, a silent auction and much more.
Brew at the Zoo
September 26
BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo
Sample local craft beers among wildlife at the annual Brew at the Zoo event. Guests can spend the evening strolling through exhibits while supporting the zoo and its many animals.
