The Shreveport Regional Arts Council is set to hold Critical Mass for its 12th year, showcasing some of the area’s most talented artists.
During Critical Mass 12, visual winner, Michael Miller, will also open his exhibition: Psycles.
Two blocks in Shreveport will be named James Burton Way to recognize his significant contributions to the music industry.
The Four States Fair and Rodeo hopes to increase attendance after the event faced a slow start to its 10-day schedule due to rough weather.
Pageant queens from southeast Oklahoma will hold the title of Miss Eclipse until the next solar eclipse event.
City of Monroe unveils Charles Johnson Park basketball mural
The Greater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce presents the grand opening of Crockett Street Trading Company in Downtown Shreveport.
ShrevePride brings its Field Gay event back for its fourth year, creating an authentic & inclusive day of fun.
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The Shreveport Regional Arts Council is set to hold Critical Mass for its 12th year, showcasing some of the area’s most talented artists.
During Critical Mass 12, visual winner, Michael Miller, will also open his exhibition: Psycles.
The Four States Fair and Rodeo hopes to increase attendance after the event faced a slow start to its 10-day schedule due to rough weather.
The public is invited to celebrate 38 years of student achievement in the arts at ArtBreak!
ShrevePride brings its Field Gay event back for its fourth year, creating an authentic & inclusive day of fun.
The Greater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce presents the grand opening of Crockett Street Trading Company in Downtown Shreveport.
Food
As a goodbye to Dr. Robert K. Darrow and to raise funds, the Shreveport Little Theatre is putting on a grand evening of dining and star-studded Broadway entertainment.
Get ready to “Savor The Soul of Louisiana BBQ” at The Magnolia Pit.
318 Restaurant Week is once again kicking off, celebrating the amazing food in Shreveport-Bossier.
This smokey delicious experience will bring you on a journey of African American heritage.
Coca-Cola Spiced is the first new permanent offering in North America in three years.
The new locally-owned pizza joint is opening in St. Vincent Mall.
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The Shreveport Regional Arts Council is set to hold Critical Mass for its 12th year, showcasing some of the area’s most talented artists.
During Critical Mass 12, visual winner, Michael Miller, will also open his exhibition: Psycles.
Two blocks in Shreveport will be named James Burton Way to recognize his significant contributions to the music industry.
The Four States Fair and Rodeo hopes to increase attendance after the event faced a slow start to its 10-day schedule due to rough weather.
The public is invited to celebrate 38 years of student achievement in the arts at ArtBreak!
Pageant queens from southeast Oklahoma will hold the title of Miss Eclipse until the next solar eclipse event.
As a goodbye to Dr. Robert K. Darrow and to raise funds, the Shreveport Little Theatre is putting on a grand evening of dining and star-studded Broadway entertainment.
Take a stroll through downtown Shreveport and immerse yourself in the creative community while enjoying good food and shopping during the Downtown Shreveport Artwalk.
The Red River Revel Art Festival fundraiser, Cork No. 18 is kicking off once again at Festival Plaza.
The public is invited to celebrate 38 years of student achievement in the arts at ArtBreak!
ArkLaTex Artistry takes an in-depth look at the Caddo Parish master poet and artist, Poetic X, shedding light on his creative mind, body of work, and community contributions.
Willie Jones, rising country music singer from Shreveport, will be featured on Beyoncé's new album, COWBOY CARTER.
Goal is to capture essence of city’s identity while adhering to the theme “I Love Shreveport”
It’s another world in downtown Shreveport, one families always are longing to dive into.
Get ready to “Savor The Soul of Louisiana BBQ” at The Magnolia Pit.
Bloom is a nationwide exhibition held in select art galleries, each one featuring beautiful local art of flowers in bloom.
Artist Brooke Cassady’s intimate sculpture exhibition, Lacuna & Liminality, will be held at Bossier Arts Council (BAC).
The series of murals is a collaboration between Shreveport artists and Caddo Parish’s poet laureate to create stunning murals combining visual and literary arts.