800 Spring Street For Sale/Lease
One of the first buildings that anyone sees entering downtown on Spring Street is the office...
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Tag: Downtown Shreveport
ML Bath- History on Market Street
The ML Bath buildings in the 600 block of Texas Street have been a part of the downtown landscape...
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Live at the Lofts at 624
One of the most desirable addresses downtown is the Lofts at 624 at the corner of Louisiana Ave....
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November Downtown Artwalk
November’s downtown art stroll is almost here! On November 6 from 5-8 pm, join us as we stop...
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Every Man A King Distillery
It’s been months in the making, cleanup and clean-out has already started, but the...
Read MoreWeekend Street Closures Downtown
A big construction project at the Beck Building, 400 Travis Street at Edwards Street, will mean downtown detours beginning Friday afternoon. Beck Building property manager Karen Kennington tells us that a number of 18-wheelers,...
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Be the Prize at Prizefest
After months of waiting, days of arguing and many cups of coffee, it’s here- Prize Fest...
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St. Patrick’s Day in Downtown!
This weekend, Downtown Shreveport turns green! If you’re looking for things to do on St....
Read More318 Restaurant Week Returns March 13-17
It’s that time again: 318 Restaurant Week returns March 13-17, 2018, and downtown restaurants are once again offering some great eats at great prices! Shreveport’s local cuisine reflects the influences of the Cajun...
Read MoreValentine’s Fun Downtown!
Looking for something fun, entertaining, filling or meaningful for yourself or for you and your significant other? We have a fun list of everything from the traditional (great meals, date nights) to the not so (celebrations with...
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Downtown Wins Great Street Award!
Months after submitting the application for an American Planning Association Great Street Award,...
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The Calanthean Temple’s Rich, Melodic History
The now freestanding building in Shreveport Common looks like a typical abandoned structure, probably taken as an old financial institution or hardware store by passersby. Its deteriorating halls and gaping rectangles where the windows once warded off rain and wind call to the loneliness of vacancy.
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