Downtown Shreveport
Why Is Downtown Shreveport Cool?
...that's the question proposed by the Downtown Development Authority, which has released a list of the top nine reasons. And YOU get to choose the number one thing! Here are the top nine: 2) the Unwind Downtown Pub and Culture Crawl 3) the James Burton Foundation 4) the McNeill Street Pumping Station Waterworks Museum and its associated music festival 5) painted advertisements on the sides of older buildings 6) Shreve Memorial Library 7) the recent Zombie Walk through downtown 8) the Robinson Film Center 9) CoHabitat
DDA Executive Director Liz Swaine says the suggestions for that number one slot have already started pouring in
Performers Can Hit the Streets Downtown – Starting Today!
So Many Things…All in One Place!
If you were looking to do a little early Christmas shopping, here's the place to do it! Saturday is the Texas Avenue Makers Fair, which I have really been looking forward to. Over 100 "makers" of original and handmade goods will be onhand, along with street performers and many added surprises
TNT Express is “Takin’ It To The Streets” This Week
Most people in town know by now that the TNT Express runs every third Thursday night of the month -- and that would be this Thursday. But this week, artspace is "Takin' It to the Street," with a free sidewalk art and unique vendor fair, downtown art gallery walk and music by the Prevailing Winds Orchestral Band
This Weekend, Zombies Rule Downtown Shreveport
No, it's not the Zombie Apocolypse...but the zombies WILL be roaming downtown Shreveport Saturday afternoon. Local "Zombie Queen" Michelle McCrary says the Shreveport Zombie Walk is to benefit the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana. It's normal
It’s Almost Revel Time Again!
Two Young Men Shot; Suspect Not Charged
Another Big Weekend of Activities for Downtown Shreveport
Friday’s the Big Kick-Off…No Foolin’!
April 1st is the kick-off event for Rendezvous on the Red. It's a special initiative created by the Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau, Downtown Development Authority, and the cities of Shreveport and Bossier City, to generate awareness about all of the events going on along the riverfronts this spring


