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If you and your sweetie love the theater, check out some of the best local talent at the Baton Rouge Little Theater. See some of the city's most talented thespians practice their art on such well-known productions as Guys and Dolls, Hairspray, and more. Plan a romantic night, buy your tickets early and come prepared to be entertained by a truly fun and personal theater experience.

If you're more than a little bit country and you love the music, attitude and lifestyle, then consider the Bayou Country Superfest a dream come true for you. It is held at LSU's Tiger Stadium, and the party begins with the big tailgate confab outside but the real fun is inside, as it is the largest country fan festival of its kind. Some of country music's biggest names meet fans, sign autographs, and eventually do what they do best-perform! The last big Superfest drew 87,000 fans, and this year promises to be even bigger! See you there!

The USS Kidd and Veteran's Memorial is a standing tribute to the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice during two eras of our nation's military conflicts. See the actual aircraft that soared through the skies of Southeast Asia as well as actual items used during the attack on the beaches of Normandy. The names of the fallen Americans are etched on to a granite wall, and they will forever be remembered as our heroes who tirelessly fought and never gave up. This "Pirate of the Pacific" is located in downtown Baton Rouge, and is a constant reminder of the outstanding bravery of our unparalleled service men and women.

The Foundation for Historical Louisiana works quite hard to preserve the state's cultural and architectural heritage. In fact, the organization's impressive commitment is obvious when you enter the museum and see the detail and care that have gone in to each and every exhibit. The Foundation also counts on the support of the various members and the general public for financial sustenance through such activities as the Historic Marker Program and reaching out for help with specific historical sites with their Treasures in Trouble mission. Although their work is never done and the Foundation is a constant work-in-progress, you'll learn about some of Louisiana's dramatic history from the bottom up.