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North Boulevard Town Square Embraced by Baton RougeThis past week was an exciting and historic one for Downtown as the newly commemorated North Boulevard Town Square took center stage, showing off all of her tricks and embracing the programming of a variety of events. Below is a recap of last week's activities featuring special video presentations and photos. If you did not get a chance to visit Town Square last week, we invite you to join us for the many events planned for this spring!
View the Town Square: Creating a Sense of Place video View the Energy of Baton Rouge video View large format images of the events below
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Sunrise Ceremony First United Methodist conducted their annual Sunrise Cermony in the Town Lawn on Easter Sunday. Previously, First United Methodist conducted the early morning service on the Mississippi River levee, but will now utilize North Boulevard Town Square because of its huge success.
Town Lawn Sunday, April 8
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Zumba - YMCA Spring Outdoor Fitness Series The YMCA held their free weekly Zumba classes on Monday and Wednesday for one of the largest groups yet. Zumba is a Latin inspired dance fitness class that incorporates Latin and International music and dance movements. This class is "exercise in disguise" as you experience various dances and improve your cardiovascular endurance. If you have been looking to shake up your workout routine then this is the perfect class for you!
Town Lawn Monday & Wednesday, April 9 & 11
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DDD Board Meeting The Downtown Development District conducted its monthly commission meeting in the Town Lawn, utilizing the media beacon screen to display a powerpoint slideshow of the April agenda. The setting was so impressive that we have decided to hold one outdoor meeting per year.
Town Lawn Tuesday, April 10
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony The North Boulevard Town Square was officially unveiled this past Tuesday as a huge crowd gathered to hear from the Mayor, the designers and other public officials.
Live Oak Plaza Tuesday, April 10
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Yoga in the Square Karmady Yoga, a new downtown business, continued their free weekly Yoga classes from 4:45PM - 6PM on Tuesday before the Happy's Running Club got going. We definitely encourage you to try the classes if you haven't already. Props are provided if you don't have your own.
Town Lawn Tuesday, April 10
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Daily Hang Out The Town Square attracts visitors daily as the area becomes buzzing with activity around noon each day. With so many great places to eat in convenient walking distance from the Town Square, the space has become a favorite lunchtime hangout for downtown workers.
Town Square Wednesday, April 11
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Mentorship Academy The Mentorship Academy has discovered that the Town Square serves as the perfect venue for outdoor classes! There is nothing like the inspiration of the outdoors to get the wheels of the mind churning.
Town Lawn Thursday, April 12 |
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Live after Five The capital city's premier FREE live music event, Live after Five, hosted by the Downtown Business Association, officially kicked off last week with a record crowd. Held in Galvez Plaza in the new North Boulevard Town Square, the spring season of Live after Five opened with crowd pleasing Lil' Band o' Gold.
Galvez Plaza Friday, April 13
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Blues Fest The Baton Rouge Blues Festival was a huge success this past Saturday as acts such as James Johnson, Lightnin' Malcolm with Cameron Kimbrough, The Royal Southern Brotherhood, and Johnny Winter performed on the Galvez Stage. Concert goers voiced their positive first impressions of the new Town Square.
Galvez Plaza and Town Lawn Saturday, April 14
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Sunday in the Park Sunday in the Park resumed it's free series and closed out this historic weekend for the city with the fabulous blues pianist Eden Brent. Sunday in the park is sponsored by the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge & 225 Magazine, in collaboration with the Baton Rouge Blues Foundation.
Town Lawn Sunday, April 15
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