Parents looking for a fun way to fill the last few days of summer break have a new spot to bring their kiddos, thanks to a new indoor play facility located on Lee Drive. Little Lennon Play Cafe is now ...

Fecit, Latin for “he made,” was a word historically used by craftsmen to signify their authorship of an artwork, following ...

Find one-of-a-kind art and connect with the artist at The Corbel’s Summer Art Show this month. Hosted at The Mallory in St.

Veterans, active-duty service members and first responders can take advantage of these discounts and perks all year at these ...

Turns out Zimmern knows about our tasty foodways here in the Capital Region, listing five of his favorite spots and prompting his audience to tell him where he should eat next time he’s in the Red ...

Baton Rouge might be a football town, but soccer is in the air. With 104 matches played across North America, the FIFA World Cup 2026, the largest in history, will end with a final faceoff this Sunday ...

Ahh, Trader Joe’s. There’s nothing like grabbing a red cart and perusing the aisles in search of new favorites at this national grocery chain, right? The 225 team enjoys a TJ’s trip, so it’s no ...

Buy a ticket to hoppy heaven. Get your sour on. Drink your wheat-ies. Sorry, we’ll stop there. Whatever your pleasure, the beer list doesn’t disappoint. Mexican ...

The saying “third time’s the charm” rings especially true for Louisiana musician John Foster. The 19-year-old singer from Addis captured the hearts—and votes—of viewers on American Idol earlier this ...

Hydrangeas are the quintessential Mother’s Day gift, their big, lush blooms bringing instant joy and elegance. But here in Baton Rouge, many varieties are still putting on a beautiful show well into ...

Local peach enthusiasts used to anticipate the arrival of Waterproof peach farmer Buddy Miller at the Red Stick Farmers Market like kids waiting for Christmas. From his seated perch, the chatty, ...