This week in Baton Rouge: Valentine’s Day concerts, Henry Turner’s listening anniversary, pizza and more – 225 Baton Rouge

Crawl and craft on Tuesday

Horror lovers, head to the EBRPL main library at Goodwood this Tuesday, February 11, because you will be mine.

Make cards with horror theme Valentine’s Day, using old newspapers, templates and vintage images. Then sit for a terrifying projection of My bloody valentineS The film is evaluated R and this event is aimed at adults.

The craftsman works from 5: 30-6: 45, and the movie starts at 19:00 this event is free of charge and open to the public. The main library is on 7711 Goodwood Blvd. Find more information here.

Attend Valentine’s Day concert on Wednesday and Thursday

Go to the Museum of Arts and Science in Louisiana on Wednesday, February 12 or Thursday, February 13, for bad romance: An anti-valentine’s concert.

The talented musicians of the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra will perform emblematic songs for collapsing under stunning visualizations of the planetarium. Read more in 225The complete preview of the concert series here.

Bad Romance: The Valentine’s Day concert will start at 7:30 pm every night. Tickets range from $ 40 to $ 60. LASM is 100 S. River Road. Find more information hereS

Make a pizza Thursday

Bring your appetite at the Forest Community Forest Park North Park on Thursday, February 13, for stolen a piece of my heart.

Make your own custom pie and hang until it is baked. There will be a lively bingo game and open conversations about healthy friendships and relationships.

You have stolen a piece of my heart will be from 5: 30-6: 30 am. This event is free and open to the public. North Sherwood Forest Community Park is at 3140 N. Sherwood Forest Drive. Find more information hereS

Celebrate Anniversary on Thursday

Visit the Henry Turner Jr. Museum on Thursday, February 13, for its holiday on the 11th anniversary.

Participants can expect a buffet without a household bar, with Henry Turner Jr. music performances and the All-Stars listening hall. There will also be projections of Musical Dreams … American HistoryA documentary about the career of the 40-year year of Turner in the music industry. A new movie about the listening hall will also debut during the celebration.

The event will be 7-11: 30 hrs. Tickets are $ 25 in advance and $ 30 at the door. Henry Turner’s Jr. Jr. is 2733 North St. Find more information hereS