About This Event

Spanish Town Pink Dress Crawl

Official After Party of the Spanish Town Parade

The parade may end, but the party does not.

The Spanish Town Pink Dress Crawl, presented in collaboration with 13 Social and SPLL, serves as the official after party of the Spanish Town Parade. This event is designed to keep the spirit of Spanish Town alive by bringing guests together for an afternoon and evening of celebration throughout downtown Baton Rouge.

Guests are encouraged to dress in pink, preferably in a dress, and continue the Mardi Gras tradition in a fun, festive, and social atmosphere. Inspired by one of Baton Rouge’s most iconic celebrations, the Pink Dress Crawl offers attendees the opportunity to enjoy a shared downtown experience filled with energy, music, themed drinks, and the unmistakable spirit of Spanish Town.

The event will begin on May 2nd at 6:00 PM at the Bogan Fire Museum, which will be marked as the starting point on the event map. This location will serve as the official check in point, where attendees will receive event details and begin the crawl surrounded by a crowd dressed in pink and ready to celebrate.

From there, participants will make their way through participating bars across downtown Baton Rouge as part of a coordinated after party experience. The crawl is intended to give guests a fun and memorable way to extend their parade day celebration, reconnect with friends, and enjoy the energy of downtown long after the parade has ended.

The Spanish Town Pink Dress Crawl is more than just a bar crawl. It is an extension of the Spanish Town tradition and a way for the celebration to continue beyond the parade route. Whether attendees are coming directly from the parade or joining later in the afternoon, the event offers a unique opportunity to be part of an official after party that brings people together in the heart of the city.