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Moving to Baton Rouge or taking a Louisiana vacation this summer? Your local and long distance Baton Rouge movers know how to party in only the most remarkable way this Independence Day. Have the most spectacular Fourth of July in Baton Rouge by celebrating your freedom on the edge of the Mississippi River!

Every year, Baton Rouge movers travel on over to New Orleans to attend the ESSENCE Music Festival. This annual festival taking place this Fourth of July in Baton Rouge is the largest African-American music festival in the country, running on its 22nd year this 2016. Make your way on over to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in The Big Easy, it is definitely worth the trek. At the festival you can witness new and old global music icons and dedicated rising stars doing what they do best – performing for you!

If backyard-style fireworks and grilled hotdogs are more of your thing, move on down to L’Auberge Casino and Hotel this Fourth of July in Baton Rouge for a fun filled pool party and a beautiful firework show in the evening. New Orleans also hosts a free dueling barges fireworks show at the 26th Anniversary Celebration of Go 4th On The River, which is marked 5th “must see” fireworks display in the United States!

Your Baton Rouge movers are a huge fan of all Fourth of July celebrations. What better place to celebrate America than right in the heart of NOLA? Hope to see you there!

Welcome to Baton Rouge, which is of course French for the “Red Stick.” If you’ve just moved to Baton Rouge, then we hope you arrived safe and you were satisfied with the level of care and customer services the long distance Baton Rouge movers at All My Sons Moving & Storage provided for you!

This June is a great time to be on the banks of the Mississippi, and there are some great things to do in Baton Rouge! Here’s a little list of the Baton Rouge June events that all newcomers should check out this month.

USS Kidd

Let your long distance Baton Rouge movers finish unpacking and go take a tour of this genuine World War II and Korean War veteran submarine. The USS Kidd is also a movie star because it appeared in the 2002 film Bellow.

Baton Rouge Arts Market

There’s nothing like a little flair and culture to welcome newcomers to Baton Rouge. One of the Baton Rouge June events you can go to more than once, the Baton Rouge Arts market takes place on Main Street on June 4^th and July 2^nd which gives you a chance to catch it twice!

Baton Rouge Food

All My Sons Moving and Storage Baton Rouge has a few food blogs to get you caught up on what the eats are like in Baton Rouge. Check the Top Baton Rouge Restaurants for Seafood and the best Baton Rouge Food Trucks to get a good idea of where to eat!

Baton Rouge Nightlife

If you prefer dancing, check out the Splash Nightclub for a great dance party vibe. If you like live music, then The Texas Club is one of the Baton Rouge June events where you should be!

On Behalf of All My Sons Moving & Storage, your long distance Baton Rouge movers, welcome!

Don’t forget Father’s Day is Sunday June 19^th! Here are a few fun things to do with dad courtesy of All My Sons Moving & Storage, your local moving company. (Don’t forget to give us credit if your dad has a great time!)

2016 Father’s Day 5K

Does your dad love or perhaps need some physical activity this Father’s Day? Well tell him he can spend the other 364 days of the year watching the game on the couch, but this year you’re both going to sign up for the 2016 Father’s Day 5k! And if that doesn’t whip him into shape, we’ll give him a job on one of the trucks here with our local movers and shape him up in no time!

The fun run starts at 1:00 p.m. this Father’s Day in Baton Rouge.

Brunch Time

Brunch has all the best parts of breakfast and lunch put together, so it might be brunch time for dad. Check out “Another Broken Egg Café” restaurant for a fantastic brunch but be warned, they are usually packed and they don’t take reservations on holidays like Father’s Day in Baton Rouge.

A favorite of the local Baton Rouge movers at All My Sons Moving & Storage, if you are in the mood for drinks for Sunday Funday then head over to Mason’s grill to treat dad to a relaxing Sunday afternoon with a great steak and eggs combo.

Blackwater Conservation Area

Hold up, wait a minute, let us put some nature in it. The Blackwater Conservation Area is a gem so perfectly kept that some of the locals don’t even know it exists, but the local Baton Rouge movers do! A small hiking trails leads through the woods to a secluded, soft sand beach on the banks of the Comite River. This is a nice spot to catch up and get some dad time in this Father’s Day in Baton Rouge.

The East Baton Rouge Redevelopment Authority is struggling to survive. In 2011, the Baton Rouge RDA was poised to create some real changes and to improve five areas in the city until all funding completely fell through. At this point, the Baton Rouge RDA is composed of only two employees after the president was forced to step down following allegations that he was misappropriating funds. The blight affects surrounding areas that are residential as well as commercial, including locations for homes and local Baton Rouge moving companies and everything else in between.

The Baton Rouge RDA has issued report that outlines the need for funding. They face three options if public funding cannot be secured. First, they can remain an individual entity raising funds locally, move to Baton Rouge agencies that are involved in redevelopment, or be taken over by the local government completely. The report recommends that the RDA remain a private entity and that funds are raised locally through grants from the local city government.

The five areas that were originally targeted for redevelopment are Scotlandville Gateway, Zion City and Glen Oaks, Northdale, Choctaw Corridor, and Melrose East. If the Baton Rouge RDA can secure funding again, plans will continue to transform those neighborhoods, hopefully causing more businesses and residents will be moving in and settling down. The date for a decision has still not been set but the report confirms that something may need to happen soon.

So far, it cannot be proven that the blighted areas have not caused anyone to move away. If you are looking for a new home in Baton Rouge and searching for local Baton Rouge moving companies, call us at All My Sons Moving & Storage to get a quote today. For more information about Baton Rouge, check out the All My Sons Baton Rouge moving blog to find out more!

The Baton Rouge movers at All My Sons Moving & Storage have been proudly serving the residents of Louisiana to meet every moving and storage need. We have been moving families into beautiful Baton Rouge homes and we will continue to do our very best. There are some fantastic homes in Baton Rouge and no other event proves this more than the Annual Parade of Homes.

Last month on May 14^th, the Capital Builders Association kicked of the 2016 Annual Parade of Homes, a local showcase of some of the best homes in Baton Rouge. The showcase allows local builders the opportunity to display their craftsmanship and skills whilst also giving local residents ideas and inspiration that they can use in their own homes.

Every year the tour features 50 homes that range from affordable starter homes, to mid-sized/moderately priced homes, and then the larger homes and mansions. The average home in Baton Rouge costs $147,000 according to the Zillow home value index. The homes will eventually go for sale and Baton Rouge movers will have the opportunity to move in some new home owners and families.

Every year the Capital Builders Association’s Annual Parade of Homes hosts events in cities all over the U.S. and most showcase at least 30 to 50 homes in each city. If you are interested in finding when the Annual Parade of Homes will be in your city, visit the Capital Builders Association website. If you are interested in Baton Rouge movers check out the All My Sons Moving & Storage website for more.

Spring is not only a wonderful time to move to Baton Rouge, but also to participate in “spring cleaning”! After a thorough cleaning of your new home, you and your family will feel settled in, refreshed, and ready to conquer what your new town has in store for you. To help get you started on your deep cleaning, All My Sons local Baton Rouge movers have put together this list of spring cleaning tips:

Dust and wash all of the doors, switch plates and knobs in your home. Everyday wear can leave your doors and switch plates looking filthy and knobs covered in germs. These items should be sanitized regularly.

Sort through items in your closets. Our Baton Rouge moving company suggests using the “One-Year Rule” while cleaning out closets – if an item hasn’t been worn or used in the past year, you should consider parting with it.

Steam-clean carpeting. Whether you hire a professional carpet cleaner or you rent a piece of equipment from your local home improvement store, you’ll want to sanitize your carpeting by steam cleaning it each year.

Launder dust ruffles, curtains, cushions, pillows and duvet covers. Pay special attention to the care instructions on each of these pieces, as some may be dry-clean only.

Wash all exterior windows and doors. Attach a cleaning agent, such as Windex, to your hose to help better clean your windows and window sills and rid them of unruly dirt and grime. Remove window screens and give those a thorough rinse, as well.

Scrub the grout in your bathrooms and kitchen. Using a toothbrush and grout cleaner, take the time to scrub all grout lines in your bathroom, kitchen, and anywhere else water may collect. Grout is one of the most popular places for mildew to gather, so All My Sons Baton Rouge moving company encourages you to complete this task at least once a year.

Take a break from unpacking after moving to town and check out one or all of these top Baton Rouge restaurants for seafood. Our professional Baton Rouge movers at All My Sons Moving & Storage are sure you won’t be disappointed by the cuisine!

1. Tony’s Seafood – Aside from delicious crab, crawfish, and catfish, Tony’s Seafood also offers unique dishes which include alligator tail, duck, frog legs, and rabbit. Tony’s is located off Plank Road and serves lunch and dinner in a family-friendly environment every day of the week.

2. Mansurs on The Boulevard – Looking for somewhere to chow down on scrumptious oysters or sesame-crusted ahi tuna after moving to Baton Rouge? Give Mansurs on The Boulevard a try; their contemporary creole cuisine will be just what you’re looking for after a busy move.

3. Parrain’s Seafood Restaurant – Parrain’s prides itself in serving only the freshest, high-quality seafood on the local market and has been doing so since 2001. This restaurant is perfect for an evening out with friends, family or for a business meeting with clients.

4. The Chimes Restaurant & Tap Room – If you’re looking for great seafood and a neat atmosphere after moving to Baton Rouge, check out The Chimes Restaurant & Tap Room off Highland Road. Our local Baton Rouge moving company suggests giving the Crawfish Etouffee a try and washing it down with a cold local craft beer. At Chimes, you can even enroll in Beer University to become an expert on all the beers served at The Chimes Restaurant.

If you’re planning on becoming a Baton Rouge local, there’s some Baton Rouge lingo you’ll need to learn first. Check out this list of local terms and their meanings from All My Sons Moving & Storage of Baton Rouge to get you well on your way to understanding the slang of the south.

Boudin: A kind of sausage.

Bag daer: Back there.

Beb: Term of endearment (i.e. darling).

Blow: A ceiling fan.

Ax or Axe: Ask.

Bayou: Stream of body of water that runs through a swamp or marsh area.

Praline: Pecan covered in brown sugar, making it a sweet treat.

Snowball: Shaved ice covered in different flavored syrups.

Who Dat? : A New Orleans Saints fan.

Hurricane Party: A party that is thrown after your home has been secured and before the hurricane hits. Many people invite friends over and have drinks, snacks and games to pass the time in anticipation of the storm.

Makin’ Groceries: Buying groceries.

Pass the Vacuum: Vacuum the floor.

Cajun: French pronunciation for Acadian, which is a descendant of an Acadian refugee that came here from Canada.

Dirty Rice: Rice with added spices and meats. It is usually served with red beans.

Dressed: A sandwich that comes with lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise.

Gumbo: A hearty soup that is usually spicy and comes with seafood and/or sausage.

Parish: Louisiana consists of parishes rather than counties.

Po’ Boy: A sandwich made with any type of meat and French bread.

There are many more terms you will learn after moving to town, but our local Baton Rouge movers think these are the ones you’ll want to know right away!

New to town? Check out these spring events in Baton Rouge you won’t want to miss, brought to you by our professional Baton Rouge movers at All My Sons Moving & Storage. Needless to say – we’re happy to have you!

Lewis & Clark: Great Journey West – Dive into some local history after moving to Baton Rouge and grab tickets to see Lewis Clark: Great Journey West at the Louisiana Art and Science Museum and Irene W. Pennington Planetarium. The show will recur weekly, Tuesday through Saturday, at 11 a.m. and noon until May 31^st.

Red Stick Farmers Market – Located just off Main Street, Red Stick Farmers Market commences every Saturday morning through the end of November, rain or shine. With so many wonderful things to choose from, you are bound to find something the whole family will love at the farmer’s market, while supporting local businesses and farmers at the same time.

Angola Prison Rodeo – You haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen convicted felons bull-riding at Louisiana State Penitentiary. This annual event has caused a lot of buzz over the years as being one of the most entertaining events locals have ever seen. Held on April 16^th-17^th from 9 a.m.-5 p.m, admission is $20 and concession stands will offer refreshments, such as soda and peanuts, for visitors to buy once they are inside the event.

Salt & Smoke Festival – Head on over to Tin Roof Brewing Co. after making a move to Baton Rouge for an evening filled with the South’s best food, drinks and entertainment. The festival is on April 23^rd from 4-7 p.m., and tickets are $45 in advance, $50 at the door, and $15 for children 12 and under.

Nothing says good eats like a food truck with a line of happy people waiting to dig in. It may surprise you to learn that Baton Rouge food trucks are some of the best in the state. Baton Rouge auto transporters have bene in the business of moving vehicles safely for years, but these vehicles have been in the business of giving out great food to hungry customers for just as long. They’ve even become a sort of staple in the food scene down in Baton Rouge. The auto movers at All My Sons have compiled a short list of some of the great places to eat that just so happen to have 4 wheels.

Chicken Shack Express – Run by a family that has been serving chicken to the people of Baton Rouge for over 75 years, the Delpit family is on the move and their chicken is likely to make you run in order to catch up!

Fleur de Licious – What is any southern food list without a little Cajun? Baton Rouge food trucks beware, because the king of Cajun is here. Some of the best rotisserie chicken with a Cajun twist, highly recommended by your favorite Baton Rouge auto transporters, All My Sons.

Taco de Paco – Serves just what you would expect with a name like that. Great tacos with all sorts of meats. You got your steak, pork and even chicken. Just in case you didn’t think this list already had enough chicken, there’s a little more for you.

Three Bones BBQ – Sweet, sweet southern barbeque. This Baton Rouge food trucks boasts a new flavor combination called barbaCajun. You heard that right. If you are excited to try it, then you aren’t alone. It’s got high ratings for a reason. Check it out as soon as you can. And while you’re at it, check out All My Sons auto transportation if you need a car moved. We will move your car while you run to catch theirs!