About six years ago I learned of a show celebrating motherhood happening in cities across America. I later auditioned for that show when I lived in New York and though I didn’t make it (thanks a lot, ridiculous talent pool) I fell in love with the process and the show. Four years ago I applied […]
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The perfect date night or moms night out is just around the corner. Imagine an evening stroll through gardens and outdoor dining, with Gourmet delights and cocktails from many of the best restaurants and bars in Baton Rouge. Gourmet in the Garden is an affordable yet elegant outdoor fine dining experience among the fragrance of
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We are excited to partner with Mistletoe Market of Baton Rouge for their FIRST Spring Market, Mistletoe in March!! Eighteen years ago, two women entrepreneurs were on a mission to develop a market where local vendors could create a memorable shopping experience and it has grown to be more than they could have ever imagined!
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Happy Birthday, Baton Rouge!! 200 years ago today, on January 17, 1817, the Legislature incorporated the city of Baton Rouge. Now, 200 years later we’re celebrating this milestone with a year-long celebration including bicentennial themed events, festivities, exhibits, products, and more! Throughout 2017, as Baton Rouge celebrates its 200th year of incorporation, Baton Rouge Moms
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I had the distinct pleasure of attending Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome’s inauguration and celebratory reception last night along with a huge crowd of excited and expectant citizens and elected officials, including Governor John Bel Edwards and his wife, Donna. The inauguration was filled with lovely moments, beginning with a stunning rendition of “Battle Hymn of the
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“This is what it feels like to heard… It feels like being trapped inside a dark room with no windows or lights. There is a singular door locked from the outside. You scream but the room is soundproof; no one hears you. One day someone opens the door and the light rushes in, blinding you.
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‘Tis the season for shopping local! We have so many wonderful homegrown merchants in the Baton Rouge area and you’ll get a chance to shop with a few this weekend at Jingle & Mingle, a one of a kind “evening stroll” shopping event just in time for the gift giving season. There will be a
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Mistletoe in the Morning ViP Shopping Experience will be taking place Saturday Nov. 12th Mistletoe Market is offering shoppers an exclusive shopping experience at the second “Mistletoe in the Morning VIP Shopping Experience!” Purchase a VIP Shopping Pass and receive discounts, FREE premiere parking, sweets & treats, surprises and fun in a relaxed, comfortable shopping atmosphere. What is included? VIP
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We have heard from many parents that kids and teens are getting restless from being out of school for so long. We also know that having projects to do and feeling a sense of normalcy in the midst of the recovery process is beneficial for kids. Thanks to the East Baton Rouge Parish Library, there
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As Baton Rouge area communities begin to rebuild and recover, East Baton Rouge Parish schools are set to reopen this week. Here is the latest information and instructions for parents. WHAT PARENTS NEED TO KNOW: East Baton Rouge Parish School System Instructions!!! Elementary School Students must have the following information when they head back to school
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This is my home, these are my people. You will never meet a community more generous than this, sadly, they are going through unimaginable tragedy and loss. It’ll be days before the water recedes and months before life gets back to normal for South Louisiana. Louisiana will need help getting back on its feet. As
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I was scheduled to board a plane to Washington, DC today to meet with Save the Children, coincidentally, to learn more about Save the Children‘s work protecting children before, during and after emergencies. I was going to meet with government figures charged with protecting U.S. children from disaster. No coincidence, this was definitely a God
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