Sarah Ravits is a reporter at The Gambit. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, beauty and fashion, architecture and planning, as well as lifestyle and hospitality. Sarah's work has also been featured in NOLA.com.
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By: Jake Clapp, Sarah Ravits, Will Coviello, Kaylee Poche
Gambit recaps the second Saturday at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
By: Sarah Ravits
Grow Dat Youth Farm hosts a fundraising dinner on Tuesday, May 13. It's a family-style dinner on-site that highlights many of the fruits, vegetables and herbs grown on the farm. Participating chefs include Charly Pierre, Anh Luu, Prince Lobo, Melissa Araujo and Kaitlin Guerin, who each reflect diverse, international influences on New Orleans cuisine.
By: Sarah Ravits
It’s taken 20 years for many residents of Holy Cross and the surrounding areas of the Lower 9th Ward to rebuild their homes after Hurricane Katrina and the levee failures
The nonprofit taught at-risk youth and formerly incarcerated people in New Orleans how to cook and become community leaders
By: Sarah Ravits
Combat the New Orleans summer ennui with French classes, pottery lessons and Pride crafting.
By: Sarah Ravits
An adults-only spelling bee takes place monthly at Vaughan's Lounge in New Orleans Bywater neighborhood
The Louisiana House Health and Welfare Committee May 28 rejected a bill by Sen. Mike Fesi, a Houma Republican, that would have banned fluoride from public water systems.
By: John Stanton, Sarah Ravits
Take a summer 'staycation' in New Orleans and enjoy local restaurants, pools and hotel discounts
Thousands of New Orleanians rally against President Donald Trump as part of the nationwide 'No Kings' movement June 14
Summer is upon us, which means we're all gonna be looking for a way to cool off and make that Louisiana humidity even slightly more bearable. Luckily, New Orleans has
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