This is one of the original performance halls of Shreveport, and like Christie Brinkley and Cindy…read moreCrawford, age has been quite kind to this Grand Dame of the Red Riverfront. And as lovely as she is as a two story venue, I hold just as equal appreciation and admiration for the history that she displays both within and without. In front of this building right off Clyde Fant Parkway in downtown Shreveport, is the large statue of this city's, once a town's, namesake, Captain Henry Miller Shreve (Yelp Check In-Captain Henry Miller Shreve Statue! He adores selfie-seekers, just fyi, so selfie on, out front of here with the Captain!) Also quite appropriate is the placement of the Captain Shreve statue here, as you can see the Red River from here, where Shreve and his steam vessel the Heliopolis helped clear the aforementioned nearby waterway of the miles-long dastardly debris known infamously as The Great Raft! The interior of this theater pays further homage with large marble postings dedicated to both Shreve, and on the flip side, the Heliopolis. The gorgeous venue itself, has excellent acoustics, and great seating all around. The Shreveport Symphony and Ballet give unforgettable performances here often, and there are also world wide stars and touring shows that house here on occasion. The gorgeous structure itself seems to add that much more glory to an already glorious evening or matinee afternoon.

Hirsch Coliseum brings back so many great memories from my younger years. I saw some incredible…read moreconcerts there, including Metallica, AC/DC, Mötley Crüe, and many others. I'm not sure if it's still Shreveport's main venue for concerts, but throughout the '80s and '90s, it was the place to see the biggest shows.

While it's easy to taken for granted with the Independence Bowl nearby, it shouldn't be ignored…read more There are some great events here and it has a much cozier feel than the huge arena next door. Good concession food

Elvis Presley made his first appearance in Shreveport in 1954, still a 19 year old trying to make a…read morename for himself. He continued to return to here as the place where he got his first big break. Not only did he return numerous times between 1956 and his death in 1977, but he hired Shreveport native James Burton to be an integral part of his  band and stage show. Interesting factoid... the phrase "Elvis has left the building" was first uttered here in Shreveport at the Hirsch Coliseum in 1956. This life-sized statue is in front of the memorial auditorium on, of course, Elvis Presley Way. The one, the only, Elvis Presley. The caption at the bottom records his introduction, "Ladies and gentlemen, you've never heard of this young man before, but one day you'll be able to tell your children and grandchildren that you heard musical history made tonight." Long Live the King. [Review 15982 overall - 60 in Louisiana - 1487 of 2021.]

Came for a comedy show. They could use some work on access and entrance as it took a long while…read morewith only 4 doors. Once inside though it wasn't bad. They had a few bartenders available and had food you could order too. The show was great as well

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.

Super fun event hosted by the Shreveport Rotary Club. Well supported and very organized dragon…read moreboat festival. Great job! This review is based on my personal experience and all statements made herein reflect my personal opinion only. Your experience may be completely different.

Some of the best racing in the Greenwood Louisiana. Especially when the World of Outlaws come.read more

Love this organization! Love this sport! Mass improvements have been made since the lone men's…read moresquad took to a different field, at a different stadium over a year ago! This season (2017) is the inaugural season for the Ladies' team. They now join the men's team (also named Rafters-after The Great Raft that once clogged the Red River for miles, until Captain Henry Miller Shreve came along with his steamships and cleared the debris away!) in home matches at Messmer Stadium, also home to the Loyola College Preparatory Flyers. This is an improvement from the previous proving grounds of Lee Hedges Stadium. Now, they can and do serve beer! As a matter of fact, they now have an entire Beer Garden. Both teams. At their games, one can enjoy a 16 oz beer of their liking for five bucks! This is progress. Also, thankfully, admission ticket prices have lowered. Now, adult admish is $10! Children 4-12, are $5. Kids up to 3 years old are free! Debit/Credit cards accepted at the gate, and in the merchandise tent! In the off season, there was a change in ownership for both teams. This has also turned out to be a huge positive. I hope and wish for both teams to have continued support, and growing success.

I love it they are awesome staff, very clean . Down earth…read morepeople! And the movies are great! I totally recommend for a family night out!

NEW 2014 SCHEDULE! This is a FREE event!!! Feel free to bring your own picnic baskets, blankets,…read morelawnchairs. Parking is free. All screenings begin at sundown. These are wonderful family films on a large, inflatable, outdoor, movie screen! Concessions are available, cheap and delicious and cash only! Here is this season's schedule: May 2 8pm The Croods Riverview Park 600 Block Clyde Fant Parkway downtown Shreveport (across the street from Sci Port!) May 16 8pm Iron Man 3 Mamie Hicks Park 200 Mayfair Drive June 6 8:30pm Turbo Riverview Park June 20 8:30pm Madagascar 3 Chris Hays Park 4300 Illinois Street July 18 8:30pm Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters AC Steere Park 4100 Youree Drive August 1 8pm Avengers Confidential Riverview Park August 15 8pm Epic (By Shreveport's own Bill Joyce!!!) Hattie Perry Park 4300 Ledbetter Street (named for Blues legend Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter) September 5 7:30pm The Lego Movie Riverview Park September 19th 7:30pm Monsters University Andrew Currie Park 1600 Norma Ave October 3 Details TBD October 17th 7pm Frozen Betty Virginia Park 3901 Fairfield Avenue Movies will not play with the threat of inclement weather. For more info call 318-673-7892 This is one of the coolest family events in all of Shreveport-Bossier City, and it's free!!! Please attend and support Movies and Moonbeams!!