Loads of great antiques and odd finds. Great if you are looking for decor. Small selection of retro…read moreand vintage clothing but what was there was great. Will be back again.

I love this place. Found some antique Stained Glass Windows that are unique....always new…read morethings....very nice people

We always enjoy stopping on our way through town on the weekends only open Sat and Sun and Sunday…read moremost vendors do not arrive until after church. Some fun items at good prices. And the little cafe has the best fresh burgers you can fine. Vendors are all friendly and willing to give a bargain.

We stopped here anticipating some possible hidden treasure. First of all, most of the booths were…read morenot open- it was Sunday around 2pm- they are only open Saturday and Sunday. It was a very unusual set up, crammed with items that looked like a bad garage sale or worse. There were a few vendors with "nicer" items, but most of it was junk and the prices you could see explained why we did not see anyone make a purchase. I'm all about "thrift" stores and rummage sales, but they are much cleaner and neater than this was. I say skip it

The absolute most unfriendly staff they never speak to us when we go in I swear we are ghosts or…read moresomething

Lots of unique things. Very nice people work there. A bathroom would be nice. I enjoy the mixture…read moreof booths

Wonderful treasures at reasonable prices. Customer service was great. Will stop in again.read more

This is definitely my favorite antique store in the Shreveport area. I always find a treasure here…read moreand their prices are fair compared to the others in the area. From old to eclectic you will find something here.

It certainly is an experience to walk in here and poke around. Reminds me of an art store I used to…read morework at that was also a local gem, if a bit dusty, in it's own way. I do have to admit that when I went to a Joann's later, I was kicking myself for paying 3 times the price for sea sponges :( But hey, it's a local joint, and it's saying something that it's good to support a non-chain. Plus, there's a great gallery next door.

This is the absolute BEST, #1, A++ art store in Shreveport by a mile. They have everything you…read morecould need and usually have some interesting art inside. The owners, Ralph and Cynthia, are very friendly, knowledgeable, and offer the years of experience you won't find at your run-of-the-mill craft store. I really cannot recommend this business highly enough. Great folks, great building (it used to be a mortuary! - eek!), great art supplies and great karma for you from shopping locally.

Loved this place!! Fairly priced, nice & clean; great furniture & knick-knacks section, loved going…read morethru the clothes, walked out with a nice amount of items I forgot to photograph!

Loads of bargains. Clean store friendly cashier. Knowing what you purchase goes back into the…read morecommunity they serve.

10/2/18. It's just a wide open space in the middle of an urban center. A place where a commercial…read morebuilding once stood, but does so no longer, and hasn't for quite some time. This spot has been cleared, cleaned, and creatively deconstructed to be exactly what it is. I attended a documentary screening here once, for, Who Is Bozo Texino? The film was about old school locomotive graffiti done in the early and mid 20th Century by boxcar stowaways and rail-yard workers. The movie was projected on one of the brick side walls here. Very cool. This space was utilized during the actual filming of 2006's Factory Girl starring Sienna Miller, and Guy Pearce, as Andy Warhol. Hayden Christensen, Jimmy Fallon, and Jack Huston also starred. Right next door is the site of the former 516 Soundstage (Itself, a former Woolworth's-"And stay outta the Woolworth's!!") where a plethora of bands played in the early aughts (2000's). Shreveport skate band, I Wrestled A Bear Once, went from obscure local band, to an international sensation in this very neighboring building. Other bands that passed through those doors: Statues Cry Bleeding, The Infamous Jaguar Shark, Thursday, and Hatebreed. Also located within short walking distance from here is the statue (speaking of statues, right?) of legendary local blues man, Huddie "Lead Belly" Ledbetter (see my Yelp review! : ) ) So, as you can see, yes, this is just a space, but it has vast potential and tons of history whereas most passer-bys will just see nothing.

I just spent a moment walking around the outside of this building, and really felt like I was…read moremissing something. I enjoyed the sculpture and art and feel like I should certainly come back to see the art inside this building.