re: Things to do in BR

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7,9,13

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I'd say bluebonnet swamp or take them out to the lakes and get some kayaks.

Head to New Orleans or Lafayette

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get down by the overpass

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Thats where I grew up

(Zeeland)

Capitol Park Museum is worth a visit

Hilltop arboretum
Highland road observatory
LASM
LSU Art Museum
Old State Capital
USS Kidd
New State Captial
Zoo
State Arsenal Museum
State Museum
Andonne Museum (lsu sports)
City Park Art Museum
LSU lakes
LSU natural history museum
Roll down the indian mounds
Walk the levee
Bluebonnet swamp
LSU Rural Life Museum
Magnolia Mound Plantation
Bowling alley (quarters)
Celebration station
Laser Tag of Baton rouge
LSU baseball game

There is a baseball game tonight

Downtown itself has more to offer than it did 15 years ago. After visiting the USS kid you can go the state capital, I think you can take a tour in the old state capitol, and across the street from the old state capital there are several places to eat, etc.

There is always LSU's campus, but the appeal for kids is going see Mike the Tiger, which we obviously do not have at the moment. Is LSU baseball or softball playing home when you will be in BR? If it is the type of day you don't want to waste being inside, it would be worth going to a baseball or softball game.

I know one of my friend's kids loves going to Area 51. Here is the website. LINK

Someone else might know more about this, but I think the building used for the 13th Gate has one of those places where you go through a maze using clues, etc...

The Swamp Tour. There is the Zoo, but if going to New Orleans is an option, go to the Audubon Zoo.

BR isn't lacking in movie theaters so there is that. There are bowling alleys, etc

LSU Rural Life Museaum is a pretty cool place to spend an afternoon.

Go see the new Mike.

everyone has forgotten to mention BR's own new Magazine Street, officially known as Government Street