Shreveport - Bossier, Louisiana's Other Side

The museum features an exhibit for each of the local professional athletes recognized. Jerry Byrd, longtime sports writer, was honored in 2012 for his contribution to sports.

Connect to the arts in wonderful, new and exciting ways at a miraculous place where anything can happen.  It is your destination for arts, food, and fun.

Features military aircraft, dioramas, and a gift shop.

THE BARNWELL GARDEN AND ART CENTER IS CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS.

The Barnwell, situated on the banks of the Red River and near gaming action, is widely reconized for artwork of all kinds. Three galleries rotate local, regional and national works. Be sure to check out the gift shop and seasonal events.

This scenic backway through the piney woods of Northwest Louisiana takes you through Oil City, Vivian, Hosston, Plain Dealing, Sarepta, Shongaloo, Homer and Lisbon, and connects with other alternate routes along the way. Small towns chock full of treasures, history and fine eating. Hwy. 2 through Caddo, Bossier, Webster, and Claiborne parishes.

Retirement sanctuary for chimpanzees. Call or visit our website for a list of Chimpanzee Discovery Days, including hours. A fun learning experience for the entire family. Admission is free.

Bronze statue of Elvis Presley in front of the Municipal Auditorium, where the king of rock `n' roll performed on the Louisiana Hayride for the first time in October 1954.

Visiting Shreveport-Bossier doesn't have to cost a lot of money. There are plenty of things to do that are absolutely free. Browse this category to explore a large variety of free activities. Download the brochure to see some of the highlights.

Red River history, navigation and exploration. Excellent field trip for children. Free.

Every four months a free new, world-class exhibit.