Thanksgiving means that it’s a slow week on the Baton Rouge entertainment scene, but there are still a few places serving up a side of arts and entertainment with our weekend of turkey and stuffing. If Thanksgiving has you spending the weekend with relatives in New Orleans, get out of the house Friday night and get to S. Peters Street to hear Generationals—led by former Baton Rougeans and Eames Era founders Ted Joyner and Grant Widmer—play their new batch of retro-pop savvy songs at Republic. Or, you could celebrate the stellar songbook of composer Irving Berlin with I Love a Piano, a thrilling new musical whirlwind through the decades brought to life and set to 64 of Berlin’s classic 20th Century tunes at the Manship Theatre on Sunday. For more to do in and around Baton Rouge, read 225 Select by clicking here.
A few places also serving weekend entertainment
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