Lauren LeBeaux

09/01/2026

Brown Girls is baaaaack. And this time it’s for the love of fashion! 👠🥂

On Saturday, September 26, we’re hitting Downtown Newark for **Brown Girls Bar Crawl: The Fashion Edit**, an Official Premier Event of Newark Fashion Night Out.

Cute cocktails, fly people, street style, local spots, fun fashion moments and a few surprises as we make our way through the city.

Basically, that outfit you’ve been waiting for somewhere to wear? This is somewhere. 😏

📍 Downtown Newark
📅 Saturday, September 26
🥂 4 curated stops
📸 Street-style photography
👠 Fashion + nightlife + surprises

The full route is under wraps for now. You just need to secure your spot and figure out what you’re wearing.

Newark is the runway 😉

Tickets are live. Link in bio, babe!

08/01/2026

Goodbye July👋🏽 This summer season has brought so much joy. I’m rediscovering myself as a multidimensional being…no day looks the same, and I love that for me 🥰

An auntie, a sister/friend, a teacher, a guide, a producer, a cheerleader, a turn-up queen and everything in between…she’s all in me

Catch me at The Sacred Sit every first Sunday and HealHaus each Wednesday. Wishing you a blessed Black August, family 🤎

07/28/2026

07/19/2026

When she’s right she’s right 🤷🏽‍♀️

06/27/2026

The best part about being an auntie is becoming a safe space for unfiltered conversation.

06/23/2026

I’m not saying I’m in training for Brown Girls Bar Crawl™ ... I’m just saying every day seems to start with a T lately. 🍸😂

Join us July 4th for Brown Girls Bar Crawl: Reunion Edition. 🥂 Good drinks. Good music. Great vibes. The kind of night where everybody is your favorite cousin 🤎✨

Tickets on sale in bio and on Posh

See you there, cousin!

06/20/2026

Being best friends with my niece is my biggest flex. 👯🏽‍♀️

06/18/2026

Your ancestors want connection, not perfection. 💙

This Juneteenth, I’m reflecting on Elukami (Indigo Fingers), a form of Black American body art and cultural expression honoring enslaved ancestors who harvested indigo dye throughout the American South during the 1700s. Known as “blue gold”, indigo was America’s second most valuable export after rice, built on the forced labor of West Africans.

I have family roots in Louisiana, so remembering these ancestors by dyeing my fingertips resonated with me.

But please understand that ancestral reverence doesn’t require a perfectly mapped family tree. You don’t need every answer. And you don’t need permission.

Freedom is not only something our ancestors fought for. It is something we practice.

By slowing down.
By listening.
By healing.
By returning to ourselves.

If this message resonates, I want to invite you to several opportunities this summer for us to practice together:

✨ Brick City Solstice | June 20
✨ Wednesday Classes at HealHaus Newark | starting June 24
✨ Rage, Release & Rebirth | June 27
✨ The Sacred Sit | July 5 and every first Sunday
✨ Rest Fest | July 12

And for those seeking deeper support, my Return to Self Membership is open. Together we explore breathwork, meditation, energy healing, spiritual practice, and the ongoing journey of coming home to ourselves.

Because healing isn’t about perfection either.

Comment “RETURN” and I’ll send you more information. 🖤

Head to https://www.amazon.com/shop/laurenlebeaux for the products to dye

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06/02/2026

People love to talk about being “chosen.” But the reality is, chosen ones choose.

They choose themselves when it’s hard. They choose to heal when distraction would be easier. They choose rest in a world that rewards exhaustion.

Not once. Over and over again. Even when no one is watching.

The Sacred Sit was created for those who are choose their highest timeline.

A monthly gathering for breath, body, energy, reflection, and community.

Come sit with us.

🌙 First Sundays
🌿 Private Location - Newark, NJ
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