Good morning, Baton Rouge.

The Krewe of Denham Springs held its 46th anniversary parade last Saturday in Livingston Parish as families enjoyed floats and bands.

Grand Marshals from the Cajun Navy honored the 10th anniversary of the 2016 flood, adding a special touch to the event.

The LSU Injustice Reform club held a clothing drive in front of Coates Hall on Jan.

29 to collect gently used clothing for foster children, with donations going to Brave Heart Louisiana. The club plans to collect Easter baskets for more local youth soon.

South Louisiana business sees major personnel moves as Dr. Roy Culotta begins leading a new pulmonary clinic at Baton Rouge General and Beverly Haydel launches Frontline Strategies with partners — Mark Marionneaux is elected to a federal home loan bank board while Charles Tillotson resigns from Louisiana Gateway Port.

The Louisiana Art and Science Museum in Baton Rouge will celebrate Black History Month with special events and a new exhibit (bridging art and science) for local visitors to explore and enjoy.

The F.G. Clark Activity Center at Southern University turned western as it hosted its fourth annual Boots and Bling event — a lively Wild West celebration with themed music and dance.

The King Cake Drive-Thru returned for its third season on Saturday at Rally Cap Brewing Company on Pennywood Avenue, offering Baton Rouge locals a festive taste of New Orleans traditions.

Created by Mike and Tiffany Graves, the drive-thru supports small bakeries + preserves a beloved heritage.

LSU partnered with Argonne + Oak Ridge to advance energy research and train future energy leaders after signing agreements on Jan.

29. The collaboration links local expertise with national priorities for joint research and technology development along the Gulf Coast.

A Baton Rouge wellness studio offers mental health support today and features uniquely designed therapy rooms (crafted for comfort) with experienced staff ready to serve the community.

Residents are encouraged to explore this innovative approach to mental well-being.

LSU men's basketball scored a 92-87 overtime win against South Carolina — key plays by Max Mackinnon and Marquel Sutton decided the tight game.

The Tigers, now 14-8, will return to Baton Rouge next Saturday to face Georgia.

CHERUB Concert

8-11 p.m. — Chelsea's Live — Tickets available through Ticketmaster — Experience the unique sounds of CHERUB in Baton Rouge.

It's Carnival Time Celebration

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Louisiana Art & Science Museum — Cost info not provided — Celebrate the vibrant culture of Louisiana with a musical and visual concert experience in the planetarium.

Annual Spanish Town Block Party

10 AM - 4 PM — City Club of Baton Rouge — Adults $120, Ages 6-20 $45, Free for Ages 5 and Under — Celebrate with a family-friendly atmosphere, delicious food, and an open bar at one of the most colorful Mardi Gras parades.

Paul Thorn Band Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Manship Theatre — Starting at $72.24 — Experience a night of music and humor with Paul Thorn and special guest Gina Forsyth.

Candlelight Concert: The Best of Hans Zimmer

7-8 p.m. — LSU Student Union Theater — Tickets required — Experience the mesmerizing music of Hans Zimmer performed by a string quartet in a unique candlelit setting.

Seeds of Hope Speaker Event

6-7 p.m. — Pete Maravich Assembly Center — Free entry — Experience uplifting talks from Ryan Clark and Clyde Edwards-Helaire at this inspirational event.

SPE North America Student Symposium 2026

Symposium — Feb 26-28 — Louisiana State University — Registration required — Empowering the next generation in oil and gas through networking and learning.

Dartmouth Big Green vs. LSU Tigers Baseball

6:30–9:30 p.m. — Alex Box Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Experience the excitement of LSU baseball at one of the nation's top college venues.