Businesses

Sunday Brunch Returns to Red River Brewpub

Red River Brewpub has resumed their popular pre-COVID Sunday Brunch with a menu sure to please. The brunch fest happens every Sunday from 11 am – 2 pm and features a wide variety of breakfast specialties. Check out the menu to see what you’d like to try. While there, join the new Mug Club! Not […]

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Changes in Downtown Eats & Drinks

  Our friends at StrayCat, 222 Travis St., are back in the fray and we’re happy to see them! Wednesday through Saturday from 5 pm- 11 pm you can order to-go Old Fashioneds, Long Island Iced Teas, and Sex on The Beach drinks, 20 ounce Strawberry Daiquiris and Vodka Freezes, and a variety of vodka […]

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Prime Time on Texas Street

Want to have your business downtown in the middle of all the art, theater and action of the 600 block of Texas Street? Well, you’re in luck because a 4400 SF space in the heart of it all is now available. The ground floor of 620 Texas Street is 4400 SF that spills out onto […]

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Art + Shopping In One Cool Map

Looking for a fun way to combine a love for art & creativity with a little retail therapy?   We have just the thing for you! We’ve put together a Celebrate Creativity map highlighting six of our special fun and arty downtown haunts. Start your exploring at The Agora Borealis art marketplace at 421 Lake Street. […]

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Parish Taceaux Debuts New Food, Drink Menu

Parish Taceaux in the 700 block of Texas Street has decided a little change is a good thing. The popular eatery has just unveiled a new menu that tries to retain the favorites of the old (avocado fries, Nashville Hot and Korean BBQ taceauxs) with new options like The Wrap, a grilled avocado, street corn slaw, pumpkin […]

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Things to Do For First Timers

Money, Inc. posted a story on their website this week about the 20 things a first timer to Shreveport should do. We were pretty thrilled that 14 of the 20 things were in downtown! While we love the 20, we prefer our 50! Our Field Guide of Things to Do Downtown is chock full of […]

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C & C’s Big Texas Avenue Plans

It may look like an old car lot and unloved building to many, but to C&C Mercantile and Lighting owners Lauren Ross Simmons and Derek Simmons, it’s an opportunity for revitalization of a long-ignored historic strip. The two recently converted the old Schorr Furniture store to C & C Mercantile (1110 Texas Avenue) and ArtiFact- […]

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Small Business Grants Available Soon

For small, local businesses that were not approved for federal PPP (Payroll Protection Plan) or EIP (Economic Impact Payments) and also had no business interruption insurance, there is an opportunity for an up-to $15,000 grant from the State of Louisiana. State Treasurer John Shroder is managing the $300M allocation. He says applications will be accepted […]

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Downtown’s Dentist

You can work or live downtown for years and never know all the secrets…and benefits. Did you know that downtown has multiple barber shops? Masseuse services? A dentist? Dr. Chris Mott has been seeing clients downtown in the same location at 631 Milam, Suite 101 for more than 30 years. His is a full service […]

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Bring On Breakfast!

It’s been called the most important meal of the day, and downtown is ramping up its breakfast options with a new entry into the early morning dining: Parish Taceaux. Downtown’s trendy little dining spot at 708 Texas Street next to artspace is offering breakfast from 7 am- 10 am Monday-Friday. You’ll be able to enjoy […]

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