Lauren Cheramie is an author featured in Calhoun Times, NOLA.com, and The Advocate. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, architecture, education, and the arts, with a particular focus on home and garden design, beverage production, and interior aesthetics. Her work reflects a passion for exploring the intersections of culture, creativity, and community.
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Lauren Cheramie's coverage predominantly focuses on local food, dining, and holiday traditions within the Baton Rouge area. She often features event coverage, seasonal content, and promotional deals related to these themes.
If you aim to reach out to Lauren with a pitch for an article or story idea, consider topics related to new restaurant openings or unique culinary experiences in Baton Rouge. Additionally, given her focus on house & home themes as well as interior design trends predictions by local designers could be of interest to her readership.
Given that Lauren has a geographic focus on Louisiana and specifically Baton Rouge, stories highlighting the cultural significance of regional events such as Mardi Gras may also resonate with her audience.
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By: Lauren Cheramie
See what other food events are happening in the city.
By: Lauren Cheramie
Hannah Ruth received the 800th adaptive bike from the McLindon Family Foundation. The organization has a mission to provide adaptive bikes to children
By: Lauren Cheramie
The foundation has given away hundreds of bikes to children and young adults with conditions like spina bifida, cerebral palsy, batten disease, charge syndrome, Down syndrome, hydrocephalus, autism and more. With each ride, participants maximize their potential and participation in society.
By: Lauren Cheramie
Discover a variety of fall activities, from pumpkin patches to haunted corn mazes.
By: Lauren Cheramie
CM Farms in Dry Creek, Louisiana, has a cow train for children to ride. The farm will host its fall season on weekends only Sept. 26 through Nov. 15.
By: Lauren Cheramie
Don't miss the September menu at Ruby Slipper, featuring apple beignets. New food and drinks on the block
By: Lauren Cheramie
See what's new in the Baton Rouge food scene.
By: Lauren Cheramie
Classic Vinyls Record Shop hosts jazz jams on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, in Baton Rouge.
By: Lauren Cheramie
of 5 Designer Hadley Greene is pictured in the Mills Maxi Dress, which is featured in Greene's collection with Dillard's.
By: Maddie Scott, Lauren Cheramie
The Wolf-Schlesinger House, built in 1880, is home to The Saint restaurant and the St. Francisville Inn, which won Michelin Guide notoriety Monday, Nov. 3, 2025.
