I'll say Christey puts her heart and soul into these kids. She saw my little girl from 3 years old…read moreuntil 12. I couldnt be more pleased with the experiences my daughter had while a student there. It's probably the best performing arts education you can get in that area of the country.

CDC is the best dance studio in the entire SBC area. The ONLY studio that teaches true technique!…read moreWonderful place to foster your child's love for dance!

Would not recommend the new Benton location to anyone instructor is very unprofessional!read more

Food is amazing. Burger night on Tuesday nights are my absolute favorite. Best curly fries.read more

Food is amazing. From meat pies to chicken tenders, burgers, salads, mushroom appetizer, and…read moreexcellent service while you watch tennis! A great combination!

The Knockers are currently scrapping their way through their sixth glorious season of flat track…read moreall female roller derby proudly representing the Twin Cities of Shreveport and Bossier City, the two largest cities in all of northern Louisiana. The Knockers originally rolled at the old House of Wheels Skating Rink off of Barksdale Blvd in Bossier City. There, people, rinkheads, rollerheads, whatever they may be, would load up large toting coolers full of canned beer, for these matches then, were a BYOB sitch, and they would also use their own coolers multi-purpose also for seating around the track, as they all watched the ladies roll around crashing and colliding into one another. Now, the Knockers call the Bossier Civic Center their home rink. It seems much more suitable, larger, more spacious and comfortable. Although there is no BYOB in this facility. The ladies still bring it, that is, they still bring their inner beast. And they bring it with funny monikers for themselves. Matches are $15 at the door.

I went to a game (known as a bout) on March 16 against the Capital Defenders of Baton Rouge. This…read moreis a fast paced game played by women of varying ages. The team is friendly and approachable. They encourage interaction between the players and the fans at halftime. The atmosphere is family friendly and children under 12 (I believe) get in for free. The adults can bring in coolers of beer (no bottles) for a 5 dollar fee. The halftime entertainment this time, was a band. They were definitely loud, but good. I will definitely go to future games.

A small studio that's tucked in the back of the plaza with Sushi Gen on Line Ave. They have a…read morevariety of classes including Spin and Muscle Tone, which seem to be taught by knowledgeable experienced staff. The staff manning the desk seemed to be asked the name of the person I took my previous class but not my name, but that's the worst thing I experienced so I'd say it's pretty good overall.

This fitness center offers everything. Indoor and outdoor tracks. Soccer, basketball. Weight…read moretraining. Racket ball. Spin class. Yoga. Treadmills. Rowing machine. There isn't much they don't have. Even a enclosure for young parents to work out while bringing the kids. Showers, sauna. All free with military id. Helped me loose 40 pounds! And it's open 24 hours. The only reason I took a star was that it's always busy and sometimes the machines are all occupied.

Decent gym with great equipment - if the facility had some renovation it would score higher. For…read morean AF gym, the building and showers/locker rooms are a 1/5 but equipment is outstanding. This gym reminds me of Randolph's gym from 10 years ago -

Hahaha. One I'm so sore after that workout I can't give it any more stars. I am absolutely going…read moreto put myself through that again. JK IM BACK!!! More punishment!!

If you want a calm, and nice suburban park, this is the place for you. There are ways to get your…read moreheart pumping whether your an adult or a kid. Great place even just to walk around.

Yeah, yeah! This is where I get my pump on! Actually, I don't do as much pumping as I used to,…read moresince I'm trying to reduce upper body mass, and it's here that I jump on the treadmill like a hamster on a wheel. This is THE BEST place to work out in ALL of Shreveport-Bossier! And NO, you don't have to be a student or an alum (although, I am an alum-I went to grad school here, and got my master's-Can I get a, "What? What?") All you have to do, as with any gym scenario, is get a membership and pay by the month. They do auto-drafts out of your checking account. This gym is somewhat famous, as it makes an appearance in the excellent film "Shark Night", which was shot entirely in Shreveport, and shows a TON of Centenary footage, including hot starlet Sara Paxton getting her workout on, in this very facility (not to be creepy, but she sweated on the machines here!...Okay, that is a little creepy...sorry.) This gym has it all! Olympic-sized swimming pool for lap after lap a la' Michael Phelps-check! Six indoor basketball goals and basketballs to borrow with i.d.-check! Racquetball-check! Nautilus and free-weights galore-check! An indoor running track-check! Student trainers on deck for any needed assistance-check! A good, safe, secure, unintimidating, harassment-free place to get your healthy on, for both men and women-CHECK! I used to be a trainer back in the day, at one of those 'roided-out, tanning bed, hook up, look good, put-on-a-show type places, and I can tell you that this place is far from that, and that's a good thing. My workouts here combined with my newfound anti-inflammatory diet (check it out online, look under True Foods, Dr. Andrew Weil) and I am really seeing results! I LOVE this gym! LOVE it! The only down side for some people, but not for me, is that this place is NOT 24 hours, and it may be on the pricey side ($45/month per the individual, $75/month for families) You get what you pay for here! They ARE open for most of the duration during school holidays, so there is nothing to worry about there, either.