The business owners behind Our Mom’s Restaurant and Bar are planning to open a third restaurant after closing on a 3.4-acre property in Ascension Parish near Prairieville, says co-founder Trent Fresina. Unlike Fresina and co-founder J.P. Ngo’s first two locations on Burbank Drive in Baton Rouge and in downtown Hammond, this restaurant will be in a stand-alone building that they are designing from the ground up.

Nonna Randazzo's is happy to announce that our Nonna's After Hours June Dinner will be participating in the Taste of Covington with wines inspired by Ambeli Importers. Chefs Lauren & Amy have planned another exciting dinner which will include five pairings! This is sure to be an incredible evening with friends and family! ~$125 inclusive~ Reservations are available for Thursday, June 16th & Friday, June 17th doors open at 6 pm!

Guests arrive at Chappapeela Sports Park in Hammond earlier this month to attend the second annual 2 Southern Girlz Food Expo. People make new connections as they wait in lines to be served at the food trucks. Food options included boiled seafood, beignets, chargrilled oysters, swamp fried rice, gourmet milkshakes, Italian ice, tacos, nachos, barbecue ribs, chicken salad, cakes, pecan candy, snowballs, homemade chili dogs, loaded fries, dessert egg rolls and soul food plates.

Air Quality Alert: Lower Jefferson Parish, Lower Lafourche Parish, Lower Plaquemines Parish, Lower St. Bernard Parish, Lower Terrebonne Parish, St. Charles Parish, St. John The Baptist Parish, Upper Lafourche Parish, Upper St. Bernard Parish, Upper … BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) – While staycations are known for being eco-friendly and putting less pressure on the family budget, there comes a time when people just really need a change of scenery.

As part of their temporary closure at the Louvre in Paris, the Roman rooms are moving to the Louvre in Lens. This exhibition at the Louvre-Lens Museum offers a gigantic retrospective on Roman civilization, from its legendary foundation in 753 BC to the fall of the empire in 476 AD. It invites visitors to discover Roman art and civilization through the great subjects that shaped Rome and contributed to its greatness and fascination.