This week in Baton Rouge: a murder mystery, trivia and more events

Play a game of trivia Tuesday

Grab your crew and head to Rally Cap Brewing Company, Tuesday, Aug. 12, for a evening of trivia.

Unlike a normal game, What’s That Thing? Trivia challenges players to guess items based on photos, descriptions, sounds and more. Grab your fave brews and snag a seat to get in on the action.

What’s That Thing? Trivia starts at 6:30 p.m. Rally Cap Brewing Company is at 11212 Pennywood Ave. Find more info here.

Learn some history Wednesday 

Stop by the Capitol Park Museum, Wednesday, Aug. 13, to learn more about some of Louisiana’s mysteries.  

Lunchtime Lagniappe welcomes visitors to listen to museum curator Dr. Faith Ellington talk about the museum’s most interesting and puzzling artifacts. Visitors are encouraged to bring their lunch to enjoy while listening to Ellington’s lecture.  

The free lecture is from noon–1 p.m. The Capitol Park Museum is at 660 N. Fourth St. Find more information here.  

Solve a murder mystery Wednesday 

Go back in time to the Watersdown Mansion, Wednesday, Aug. 13, for a murder mystery at the Pride-Chaneyville Branch library.

Assume the identity of a 1930s murder suspect in an English mansion as you and the other suspects work to solve the mystery. Attendees are encouraged to come in costume.  

The free event starts at 6 p.m. The library is at 13600 Pride Port Hudson Road, Pride. For more information, call (225)658–1150.  

Listen to the art of sound Thursday 

Journey to the Glassell Gallery, Thursday, Aug. 14, for an art workshop hosted by the LSU Museum of Art. 

Immerse yourself in sound in the Observation of Sensation through Sound with Precept Works. This listening event features LSU School of Art student Christina Loughlin. 

The free experience from 6–7 p.m. The Glassell Gallery is at 100 Lafayette St. The event is for those 14 years or older. Find more information here.