Downtown Events

LSUS Comes to Downtown!

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Cirque Du Lake Returns Friday, Sept. 20

The final countdown is on to Cirque du Lake, a celebration of all things artistic, unique and family-friendly funky in the 300-400 blocks of downtown’s Lake Street. The free fun will feature aerial performers, a long list of vendors, food trucks, demonstrations and live music in the middle of Lake Street. The line-up includes Lemon […]

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Downtown Rocks the Citywide Clean Up!

The first #loveshreveport Citywide Cleanup was a big event downtown. Nearly 30 downtown teams made up of businesses, non-profits, residents, community organizations and just plain supporters and volunteers hit the streets bright and early Saturday, August 24 to spend a couple of hours sweating to make a difference. Before taking to the sidewalks, alleys, curbs, […]

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KICK Opens Its Doors

The walls are up, the kitchen equipment is in place and the Milam Street KICK- Kitchen Incubator & Community Kitchen – is officially open for slicing, dicing, cooking action. The incubator is a partnership between Southern University-Shreveport and the City of Shreveport’s Department of Community Development and aims to teach business-ready skills to students of […]

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Enter & VOTE For a Downtown View!

We choose to live, work and have fun downtown for many reasons- the history, the art, the architecture, the events, the amenities, the people and the VIEWS! We love the photographs we see of downtown skylines and scenes from various office windows downtown. Share your best shot with us by September 13 and win a […]

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Downtown Art Exhibits

Downtown Shreveport is definitely the place for visual art in August. Four exhibits will be up for the month and they run the gamut of styles and themes. Faces of Shreveport Common– Central ARTstation, 801 Crockett St. At Central ARTstation, 801 Crockett, catch the ‘Faces of Shreveport Common.’ Sixteen artists from Shreveport Regional Arts Council’s […]

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Don’t Go In The Water!

​What’s more dangerous than a shark? A lot of things actually. Sink your teeth into fun facts all about sharks during Shark Week at the Shreveport Aquarium. Ongoing family-friendly activities, experiments and displays portray the truth about the ocean’s most misunderstood creature. Learn all about these jawsome apex predators and their essential role in the […]

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Antique & Vintage Bazaar This Weekend!

The majestic Scottish Rite Cathedral has been at the intersection of Common and Cotton Streets in downtown Shreveport for 102 years, but this is the FIRST year for the Scottish Rite Antique and Vintage Bazaar. Vendors are moving in now for the three-day event that kicks off Friday, July 19 with a VIP ‘First Chance […]

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Cirque Du Lake Open for Vendors

Downtown’s favorite street festival is heading your way on Friday, Sept. 20 from 5-9 pm. That night, the 400 block of Lake Street will come alive with artists, street performers, music, and food. Interested in becoming a vendor at the Cirque du Lake? Email info@cirquedulake.com Meantime, circle the date on your calendar and be ready […]

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Municipal Plaza Park To Get A New Life

It’s called Municipal Plaza Park, and few people know it exists. Based on information in our files, it appears it was constructed in 1980 from funds given to the city of Shreveport through the federal government in the form of a UDAG- Urban Development Action Grant. We are unsure why the park, which sits just […]

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