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Visiting Pete Maravich Assembly Center: what to know before you go

1 North Stadium Rd., Baton Rouge, LA 70803, United States

Pete Maravich Assembly Center is a arena in Baton Rouge, open since 1972, with room for about 13,215 people.

Most dates fall on Tuesday and Sunday.

The busiest month ahead is November 2026, with 3 dates.

Pete Maravich Assembly Center

Key facts

Type of venue
Arena
Capacity
13,215
Opened
1972
Address
1 North Stadium Rd., Baton Rouge, LA 70803, United States
Upcoming events
10
Busiest days
Tuesday, Sunday

Pete Maravich Assembly Center, month by month

  • November 20263 dates, including Texas Southern Lady Tigers at LSU Tigers Womens Basketball, Oklahoma Sooners at LSU Tigers Womens Volleyball and McNeese State Cowgirls at LSU Tigers Womens Basketball
  • December 20262 dates, including Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns at LSU Tigers Mens Basketball and Alcorn State Lady Braves at LSU Tigers Womens Basketball
  • January 20272 dates, including Tennessee Volunteers at LSU Tigers Mens Basketball and Texas Longhorns at LSU Tigers Mens Basketball
  • February 20272 dates, including Vanderbilt Commodores at LSU Tigers Mens Basketball and Ole Miss Rebels at LSU Tigers Mens Basketball
  • March 20271 date, including Arkansas Razorbacks at LSU Tigers Mens Basketball

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Pete Maravich Assembly Center: practical questions

How many people fit in Pete Maravich Assembly Center?

Pete Maravich Assembly Center has a capacity of about 13,215; the figure for a given show depends on its layout.

When did Pete Maravich Assembly Center open?

Pete Maravich Assembly Center opened in 1972.

Which month has the most events at Pete Maravich Assembly Center?

November 2026, with 3 dates, including Texas Southern Lady Tigers at LSU Tigers Womens Basketball and Oklahoma Sooners at LSU Tigers Womens Volleyball.

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