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No. Third Street downtown and the Tigerland strip both exist, but the hub lists no dates and no venue partners for the city yet.
Downtown along Third Street and the Tigerland strip near LSU are the two candidates, and they draw completely different crowds.
Enormously. Baton Rouge's bar scene bends around the academic and football calendars, and Tigerland exists almost entirely for the student population.
Badly, or brilliantly, depending on your view. LSU home games fill the city completely, so any autumn date would need checking against the schedule.
Yes. The downtown blocks keep bars close together near the river and the Capitol, which makes it the more practical of the two districts for a route.
Quieter and more local. New Orleans carries a full nine-date calendar and a visitor economy, while Baton Rouge runs on students and state employees.
It does, with its own parades in the weeks before the holiday. That season would sit between the New Year's Eve and St. Patrick's slots.
Considerably. Tigerland runs almost entirely on LSU students, so the summer months strip out most of the city's bar trade until August.
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