Baton Rouge and New Orleans share many traditions and a rich, multicultural heritage. Both cities celebrate Mardi Gras, are home to Southeastern Louisiana's famed Cajun and Creole cuisine, and host festivals throughout the spring and summer. Each city, however, has its own distinct character and attractions. For more information about our communities and what each city has to offer, click on the links below.

New Orleans Information and Resources

• Audubon Nature Institute
• Best of New Orleans
• French Quarter
• House of Blues Online 
• MardiGras.com 
• Museums
• New Orleans Convention & Visitors Bureau
• New Orleans Entertainment 
• New Orleans Hornets 
• New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 
• New Orleans Online Dining Guide 
• New Orleans Saints
• New Orleans VooDoo Arena Football
• New Orleans Zephyrs Baseball
• NOLA.com
• The New Orleans Menu
• Pollstar Concert Schedule

Baton Rouge Information and Resources

• The Advocate  
• Baton Rouge Area Sports Foundation
• Baton Rouge Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Baton Rouge Guide  
• The Baton Rouge Restaurant Guide
• Baton Rouge Zoo
• Clarence's Baton Rouge Information
• hellobatonrouge.com – Baton Rouge city guide
• Louisiana State Museum
• Museums
• Things to do in Baton Rouge