BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Baton Rouge’s Taste of Mid City food festival is set to bring together some of the area’s top restaurants and chefs for a day of delicious eats, family fun and community support. This year, the event is supporting Kids' Orchestra, a nonprofit that helps students build creativity and confidence through music education. All proceeds from the event support the Kids' Orchestra. Festival-goers can try samples from local favorites like Barracuda Tacos and Elsie’s Plate & Pie. Families can visit the Kids Zone, which features games, interactive activities and the East Baton Rouge Parish Library Bookmobile. Live music and entertainment will keep the energy high during the event. Interactive experiences will offer hands-on fun for everyone. Attendees will also have the chance to win special prizes in a drawing. Here's what to know before going to this local food festival for a good cause. Festival information When: 1-5 p.m., Sunday, March 30 Where: The Executive Center (250 S. Foster Drive) Tickets General Admission: $35 Kids' General Admission: $8 Buy tickets here. Participating vendors Barracuda Baton Rouge General Chicken Shack Crafted Nibbles Elsie's Plate & Pie French Truck Coffee Hannah Q Smokehouse Ingle Catering Jed's Local Poboys Mestizo's Monjunis Posh Pop Reginelli's Spoke and Hub Trap Haüs Village Cofe 4 On The Geaux List: Baton Rouge area festivals this spring, summer with music, food, art Latest News Baby's corpse, busted casket found on grounds of West Virginia cemetery Trump signals possible TikTok extension as sale deadline nears Mental health cuts concern lawmakers No longer Sour Patch Kids, company says Alina Habba sworn in as interim US attorney for New Jersey ...read more read less