Downtown Events

Juneteenth Mural Takes Shape This Weekend

The west side of 331 Milam Street, the building that houses the downtown post office and The Office Hub, is going to be undergoing a transformation this Juneteenth weekend. A new mural, entitled Absolute Equality is a collaborative project commemorating Juneteenth with Shreveport faces, people and places. The original art by muralist/artist Ka’Davien Baylor will […]

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Downtown’s 100-Year Plant

We stumbled across a great little human interest story in the 800 block of Texas Avenue. On the corner across from the Asian Gardens is a large agave plant (yes, the kind of plant Tequila is made from) that is about to bloom. We first saw and posted it on May 30, and shared it […]

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All Aboard for Train Day at the Museum!

Come one, come all, for Train Day at the Museum on Sunday, May 15 from noon- 4 pm. The Shreveport Railroad Museum at 142 North Common Street is going to be the place for all things trains and railroad-related Sunday, May 15! Come enjoy an afternoon of train talk, memorabilia, food trucks, magic and museum tours. […]

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A Very Musical Weekend Downtown

Downtown is nothing if not musical this week. You may not have seen a lot about this benefit concert at The Missing Link, 504 Texas Street, on Saturday, but it will be well worth the $5 admission charge. There are eight bands playing beginning at 1 pm. All the bands are performing gratis to help […]

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Join the Saturday Downtown Cleanup!

Frustrated that folks think it’s OK to toss stuff on the ground? (We know. Grrrr.) Want to do something about it? We have a way! On Saturday, April 23, from 8 until noon, teams are going to be spreading out all over downtown Shreveport to take part in the loveshreveport Citywide Cleanup. We’d love to […]

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Two New Art Exhibits Open at Artspace

Two wonderful new exhibits open to the public TODAY at artspace, 708 Texas Street, and you’re invited to attend the opening reception that runs from 5-8 pm! Brazen Spirits is a combination of works by local sculptor Julie Glass and fiber artist Sherry Tamburo. Glass and Tamburo work with opposing materials–hard/soft, rough/smooth–to give the art […]

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Become a Taco Wars VIP!

On April 30th from noon-8 pm, the area around historic Municipal Auditorium is going to be transformed into all things South of the Border fun. Taco Wars returns for another fun-filled year, for a debut in its brand new location downtown! Also new is a very special VIP offer that ends Monday, April 18. Become […]

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The Robbys Fashionable Return

Robinson Film Center’s homage to the Oscars is almost upon us. The Robbys, the gala food-and-beverage laden red carpet event is Saturday, March 26 from 7 pm until. Robby-goers are encouraged to use movies as their guide in dressing for the event. Through RFC Executive Director Rich Hansil stresses that a James Bond-inspired black tie […]

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Ribbons Snipped at Pop N Pizza & Cookie B’s

Dozens of pizza, smoothie and small business supporters were on hand this morning to ‘officially’ welcome two of downtown’s newest businesses. The African-American Chamber of Commerce held a joint ribbon cutting for Pop N’ Pizza, 500 Texas Street- and Cookie B’s Smoothies and More, 431 Texas Street. The chamber had a strategic reason to wait to […]

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