This stadium has been open since 1983. It underwent two million dollars in renovations in 2017…read more During those recent renovations a new, larger scoreboard was installed, parking has been added, as well as tailgate spaces. It is still lovingly referred to as, "The Hole" in the way that it appears dug into the ground, much like a large crater in the Earth. The stadium seats 19,600 comfortably. The largest attendance in stadium history occurred on September 3rd, 1994 when then-senior and Heisman Trophy candidate, the late, great Steve "Air" McNair brought his "A" game to Grambling. The Tigers contained that explosive Braves offense just enough to pull out an exciting win here at home in front of that huge crowd, 62-56. The person for whom this stadium memorializes and is a namesake, the icon and legendary lifetime Head Coach Eddie G. Robinson also collected his 400th career victory on the turf here after defeating Mississippi Valley State on October 7th, 1995. A tearful Robinson said after the milestone accomplishment, "For a person like me, today has to be a great moment. It could only happen in America."

Friendly staff. Plenty of memorabilia and things to see and read. On street parking had a nice…read morecafé attached.

Kinda dusty and run down is a good description lol but it's still a fun stop! It is a little silly…read moreand repetitive with some photos/ props but if you actually watch the videos and read the descriptions (which are written descriptively and interesting) you'll enjoy yourself for sure! Also they have a decent gift shop, outdated and a bit of bootlegged looking lol. The photo image tshirts just have such low resolution, they still sell mousepads, and it's all so dusty, but still a good gift shop! The foam guns crack me up and I loved my magnet, license plate and little charm gifts! Also I learned the man that runs it does all the cool sketches you'll see around the museum and has been here since he was 8 years old!! Super cool and much respect!

There are few things as fulfilling as observing a life lived in full, and with great purpose. Eddie…read moreRobinson was a great coach. He was an even better man. A mentor, and leader of many. Even if you're not a big football fan, if you are in the area, you simply must stop by here. You'll be doing yourself a serious disservice if you do not. There is no charge for entry. Donations of any size, as with any museum, can be made on site and in person and are kindly appreciated. There are all sorts of interesting artifacts here commemorating the life of a legend. There are but few names of college football coaches that garner such reverence. Eddie Robinson is one of those names. College Football is my favorite sport. In all seriousness, if it is yours as well, visiting here will be every bit as interesting and fan-tastic as visiting Graceland! This place is Graceland for college football fans. And they should flock to it as so.

What I bought: about $150 worth of fireworks of various kinds…read more Environment: it was basically a big tent in a big circle. Pretty easy to navigate, however the items could have been marked clearer. Service: The service was great bit of the attendants were helpful. Appearance: Very basic set up. Overall: I rate this stand 4 stars. The fireworks were affordable and the people were nice. If the displays were clearer and more descriptive I would have given 5 stars.

This is actually a really nice, modern theater in Ruston. Not too shabby, has good sized, clean…read moretheaters inside and a nice concession area. Only problem, they don't always offer all the new movies.

I was giving free passes to use on another movie because the movie that had purchase tickets to see…read morestop playing, so I ask for a refund but they issued movie passes instead i was fine with that because I was told I could use them at anytime for any movie, well opening day of Lion King 07/19/19 I was told that I couldn't. use them for this movie, at the time I was issued these passes there was no stimulation on when and how I could use them. I think this is unfair to the customer the passes where paid for when I purchased the movie tickets for the movie that stop playing, so how can you refuse to allow me to use passes that was issued by the Celebrity theater. This really sucks never knew a movie theater to do this.