Baton Rouge Gallery

Great place to have a party, bridal shower, or even a wedding. The place is kind of small but it makes up for a very intimate setting. There is even a balcony. The back of the outside can be used to hold a outside wedding. The price is really reasonable because its a part of BREC.

Words cannot begin to describe the Baton Rouge of Contemporary Arts a BREC facility. There is something for everyone, from art camp to wedding rentals. Every first Wednesday of the month, is the gallery’s art opening which features three artist art works for the entire month, no admission. In addition, to art openings, is Movies and Music on the Lawn. This unique event, is held at the last Saturday of mounts during the Summer. It features a local band that provides music to a silent film, popcorn is always free; however, admission is $ 7.00. Overall, I love BRG, and it serve my community very well. Grate investment in tax dollars

Came here for the movie and music on the lawn event. This is a very nice event and I would highly recommend it. This time the event was inside due to the weather and it was very pleasant.

I really was not sure what to expect when I first walked in. It is located in a park, near some tennis courts and a golf course — definitely a nicer part of town. It is a BREC facility, but it is also a gallery where art can be purchased.
When I went, there was a series which featured Peeps, yes the Easter candy that is just a marshmallow covered in sugar. The gallery itself has 2 showrooms and a terrace overlooking the park.
They offer a membership with a bunch of different benefits, and they have the space available to rent, though only on Friday and Saturday evenings. While this place is not a museum, it is definitely nice to know that there is another place in Baton Rouge devoted to the arts and promoting local artists (at least I think they are local artists).

how has this wonderful place not been Unilocaled? anyone jogging or walking by must just stop by for a quick AC + art break.
i love the historic br space and they’re always bringing in cool, contemporary shows. went there as a kid, during college, and always when i visit BR. i don’t always love love the all the art but always really really like at least one of the artists (usually they have a few on show at a time). what i do love love is the concept of a free public gallery that actively brings a wide range contemporary artists in. i also have always experienced pleasant folks that work there. they give free post cards of their shows which i think is pretty great.
definitely go check out that back brick labyrinth.
OH YES– and don’t forget, the movies/​music they do
— i really wish Austin had more events like this.
we had our wedding in the labyrinth with reception on the terrace catered by unique cuisine– spectacular memories at just the price of membership! a steal.