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Brave New Deal
A poster art contest challenges LSU design students to see their state through the eyes of a different time Read more
Gotcha Bike Share Comes to Baton Rouge
Locals, visitors, and students will now have access to over 500 bicycles available at fifty mobility hubs throughout the city and on the campuses of LSU and Southern University Read more
Lucie Monk Carter
Going Native
Helen Peebles advocates using native Louisiana plants in the garden Read more
Lucie Monk Carter
Cream of Broccoli Soup
The creamy emerald decadence of local Louisiana broccoli Read more
Mardi Gras Madness
A state-wide Mardi Gras parade calendar with sections for New Orleans, Acadiana, Southwest Louisiana, the Capitol Region, North Louisiana, and the Cajun Coast. Read more
John Hazlett
Cypress Avenue
In the middle of a Tangipahoa Parish swamp, the last uncut primary growth cypress forest north of Lake Pontchartrain stands strong. Read more
Paul Kieu
Woman of the Prairie
Living on the Prairie Des Femmes, Ashlee Michot embraces her cultural heritage as a French Creole and as a woman in Acadiana. Read more
Christie Matherne Hall
Tricky Tradition
Inside the high-stakes, irreverent culture of bourré Read more
Cheryl Gerber
Artful Arrangements
Mariz Longoria’s collections make her uptown New Orleans house an unexpected pleasure Read more
Paul Kieu
The Mamou Insider
Bringing together tips and experiences from my own fond memories and those of friends, family, and Mardi Gras long-timers, we hope to show people from all over the state—hell, all over the world—how to come be a part of our grande fête in Mamou. Read more
Nicole Franzen for Design Hotels
Mansion, Hotel, Hostel, Motel
Historic places to rest your head in New Orleans Read more
Courtesy of Visit Lake Charles
The Mardi Gras Museum
A quirky old school turned art gallery and museum houses an incredible collection of costumes, artifacts and cultural heritage chronicling the history of Louisiana’s second largest Mardi Gras celebration Read more
Is Bigfoot in Louisiana?
Bigfoot, a.k.a. Sasquatch, is not confined to the Pacific Northwest. He has been reported on every continent except Antarctica, and some believe he is right here in Louisiana. Read more
