Members

Absolutely Genius
Acadian Oaks Pet Clinic
Aladdin's Lamp Antiques
American Gateway Bank
Arnold and Associates Interiors
Baton Rouge Gallery
Baton Rouge General Medical Center
The Bee Hive, Ladybugs and Dragonflies
The Beverage Store
Bill McMillin Interiors
Bistro Byronz No. 1
Bonanno's Fine Catering
Brew Ha Ha
Brown & Brown Custom Clothiers
Caffery Gallery
Calandro's Supermarket
Capital Heights Coffee
Capital Heights Veterinary Clinic
Carco Awards
Centanni Communications
Chef Don Bergeron Enterprises
The Child Development Cooperative
Circa 1857
City Pawn Shop
Coleman Brown Architects
Coleman Partners Architects
Collier's Gallery
Corks N Canvas, LLC
Crawdaddy's
Culinary Productions
Digital Press and Graphics
The Elegant Needle
Elizabeth Baggett Draperies
Elizabethan Gallery
ESG of Baton Rouge, LLC
Esom Gallery
Fleur de Lis Restaurant
Fourrier Agency, Inc.
Future Fitness Wellness Center
Gallery Bohemia
Gallery N
Gene's Car Care
Goodwood Village
Insurance Associates of Baton Rouge
Jewelry Design Shop
Klasco Services - Heating & Cooling
LA Carreta of Baton Rouge
LA Midland Transport Co.
Louisiana Office Supply Co.
Mid City Redevelopment Alliance
Mimosa by M.E.
Mosaic Garden
Nancy Jean Designs
Ogden Park Market
Piggly Wiggly
Pilates Energy Studio
Posh Chic by Jacques
The Red Shoes
Red Stick Crossfit
Sabai Jewelry of BR
Stephen Wilson Stained Glass
Superior Bar & Grill, Inc.
Sutton's Dry Cleaners.
Taylor Clark Gallery
Tipton Associates
Victoria's Toy Station
Yvette Marie's Café
FRIENDS OF MCM
Classic Productions
Gulf Coast Bank and Trust
Lizi B. Ward
  • About

    midcitysignhorizMid City was carved out of a forested oak grove, and the abundance of old oak trees that line the streets reflect its rich history. Government St. is an old road where residents drove their wagons into the woods to gather moss to sell to the mattress factory on Dufroc and Main Street. Government Park was the location of the old Magnolia Racetrack with its enormous grandstand, and Government St. was one of the main thoroughfares to the old Baton Rouge airport at what is now Independence Park. Three of Baton Rouge’s finest schools are located on or near Government St. in Mid City, and Baton Rouge Community College in Mid City is one of the fastest growing community colleges in the nation.

    From large commercial holdings along Florida Blvd. to neighborhood mom-and-pop retail operations, from the turn-of-the-century, row lined houses visible in the Eden Park community to the larger residences of the Garden District, from N. 19th Baptist Church to the Capitol Park, Mid City, in a sense, is a reflection of the Baton Rouge Community.

    The merchants of Mid City welcome you to our presence on the web, and encourage you to come and experience the sights, sounds, and shopping of this unique neighborhood in our city.

    MID CITY MERCHANTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2010

    Carrie Broussard, Mid City Redevelopment Alliance

    Coleman Brown, Coleman Brown Architects

    Geno Brown, Brown and Brown Custom Clothiers

    Jay Bruno, Yvette Marie’s Café and Bonanno’s Fine Catering

    Laurie Chapple, Louisiana Office Supply

    Bradley Ebersole, Baton Rouge Community College

    Marguerite Gresham, The Child Development Cooperative

    Jennifer Hall, Tipton Associates

    Dennis Hargroder, Circa 1857

    Cherry Jochum, Klasco Services

    Robert Pettit, Waters and Pettit Commercial Real Estate

    Liz Walker, Elizabethan Gallery