What did 2024 bring for Baton Rouge? Let’s recap the year through the 225 archives.
Our most-read digital stories of the past 12 months tell the story of a city shifting and changing—with scores of new restaurant openings; a full calendar of festivals and pop-up events; and even a few moments in the national spotlight. More of that in 2025, please.
Until then, here’s a look back at the stories readers couldn’t get enough of this year. Analytics are from Jan. 1-Dec. 30, 2024, for stories published by 225 Magazine in 2024.
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25. 30+ LSU athletes will compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics. Here’s who to watch
24. Where to find a Dong Phuong king cake in Greater Baton Rouge
23. Baton Rouge’s longest-running restaurant serves up a signature fried chicken recipe
22. Build-your-own pasta spot Prima Après opens, with sister brand Sucré coming soon to BR
21. The Movies & Music on the Lawn series returns March 23
20. First Look: Hotel Toussaint opens in St. Francisville, with French design and Southern touches
19. Inside Okki Tokki, a new Korean bowl concept in downtown Baton Rouge
18. Livingston Parish’s Amanda Jones landed in a national fight about book banning. Now, ‘That Librarian’ has written a memoir
17. 225 Fest returns this weekend with new vendors, the Human Jukebox, an art walk and more
16. First Look: New Orleans-area favorite Red Bird Fried Chicken opens first Capital Region spot this month
15. Street Food Munchies is bringing its rich NOLA flavors to a new BR location
14. One of Baton Rouge’s oldest restaurants is preserving local soul food traditions
13. First Look: Luna Cocina brings rooftop views, margarita jello shots and a twist on Mexican fare
12. The Station is all dressed up for its spooky Halloween pop-up
11. Taking a deep dive into the USS Kidd’s departure from Baton Rouge—for now
10. Did they reach their target audiences? Keith Lee’s effect on Baton Rouge restaurants
9. First Look: The Pink Agave brings its $1 Taco Tuesdays and novelty drinks to Baton Rouge