Henry Turner Jr’s. Listening Room and Heritage Museum opened in Baton Rouge in 2014. The purpose of the venue is to introduce, encourage and support local and regional talent, as well as provide national touring acts an intimate and inviting place to perform. The Museum Foundation, formed in 2019 focuses on arts and entertainment education. Virtual and in-person concert series have been funded by the Greater Baton Rouge Arts Council, East Baton Rouge Parish Mayor-President and the Metro Council, Blue Cross Blue Shield, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation and the Louisiana Lottery, among others.   
Accomplishments and accolades include being named an official Music Ambassador by the Louisiana Office of Tourism in 2014, for his performance at the 53rd Annual Lions Club Watermelon Festival in Southern California. In 2015, October 28 was proclaimed Henry Turner Jr. Day in Baton Rouge. In 2016, Henry Turner Jr. & Flavor did a weekly month long music series for Louisiana State Museums’ Music at the Mint program in New Orleans. October 28, 2017 was once again proclaimed Henry Turner, Jr. Day. In 2018 the Slim Harpo Music Awards honored him with an Ambassador Award and in 2019 the Lieutenant Governor’s Office named him an Honorary Louisiana Ambassador in part for writing “The Baton Rouge Theme Song.” 
In 2025 he was awarded the inaugural Sgt. 2 Step Award by its foundation in recognition of Henry Turner Jr.’s unwavering dedication to music, philanthropy, and community service. In 2026 he was nominated in multiple categories for the first annual 225 Live Events and received the Black Business Insider’s Arts and Entertainment Torch Award for preserving Louisiana’s musical heritage while providing a platform for artists and cultural expression. 

“Music Dreams…An American Story” debuted in 2020. The half-hour documentary focuses on his musical evolution from funk to Top 40, to reggae and blues. Screened at various museums and libraries throughout Louisiana it has aired on Louisiana Public Broadcasting channels. “We’re Going Down the Mardi Gras,” another documentary about the founding of his festival was screened at festivals and shown on television in 2021. Turner produces “Henry’s Listening Room,” a weekly television series that aired in Baton Rouge and New Orleans and is currently in worldwide syndication. Focusing on the musical acts and performers who played the room it includes interviews and music videos. He is also launched a new music video show entitled “Have You Seen My Video” and an internet television station Henry Turner TV that is available at www.henryturner.tv.

Henry firmly believes that one of his missions is to introduce and mentor new talent into the ever changing music industry. As a show business veteran and entrepreneur his vision is and always will be to share the love he has for his home state of Louisiana, his hometown of Baton Rouge and to introduce the cultural diversity of his world to the world in general.