Shreveport - Bossier, Louisiana's Other Side

Exhibit for each of the 110 athletes recognized from the area. Located inside the Shreveport Convention Center.

An unexpected and unpredictable quality arts experience for diverse audiences. The museum features dynamic artists of all disciplines.

One of the few combined art and garden centers in the Southwest. A domed botanical garden conservatory with a fragrance garden for the visually impaired. Visit The Store, a Louisiana Crafts Guild affiliate, which offers traditional and contemporary hand-made works created by imaginative and skilled artisans from across the state. Store hours are 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.

Bossier Parish history, artifacts, historical exhibits, and genealogy.

Theatre, art gallery, and art classes.

Features military aircraft, dioramas, gift shop.

Local, regional, national, international art including original paintings, photography, glass, sculptures.

Red River history, navigation and exploration. Free admission.

Every four months a new, world class exhibit. Artists change monthly. Free admission. Open Wednesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Murals, frescoes, dioramas, Indian artifacts.

Learn the history of Caddo Parish with interactive exhibits and galleries. See how oil is pumped out of the ground and how people lived in the first part of the 20th century. Hands-on activities and tour of historic buildings offered.

Fully accredited by the American Association of Museums. Located at Centenary College of Louisiana. The museum's permanent collection features works of French academic artist Jean Despujols documenting the people of Indochina. Exciting temporary exhibition schedule presents the highest level of aesthetic achievements of individuals and cultures.

Caddo Indian relics and memorabilia from 1837-1940.

Colorful exhibits of authentic art, crafts, furniture and artifacts telling the history of 26 cultures identified in Shreveport, Bossier City and Northwest Louisiana. Some exhibits are African, Hispanic, Native American, Greek, Scottish, Asian, Indian and other cultures. Open Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday by appointment only.

Largest private collection in the country.

Tour authentic 1830s-1860s buildings from the pioneer days in Northwest Louisiana.

Museum of American and European art spanning four centuries and Art of the American West by Frederic Remington and Charles Russell.

Memorabilia and pictures of the surrounding rural communities. Limited hours. Shreve Memorial Library. By appointment only.

Science and entertainment center featuring over 290 science, math and space exhibits, daily changing programs, an IMAX Dome Theatre, open-access, interactive laser Space Center, gift shop and café. Closed Mondays, September thru February.

19th-century steam equipment from the Shreveport Water Works Company. Built in 1887 this was the nation's last operating steam-powered water works when the steam engines were retired in 1980. A National Historic Landmark.

Features more than 300 original pieces of African-American and African art. Open Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Saturday by appointment.

Antiques and artifacts exhibited in one of Shreveport's oldest buildings, circa 1865. Listed in The National Register of Historic Places. Original vault, Victorian cast-iron grillwork gallery, maps, videos, Civil War artifacts, uniforms and equipment from both World Wars and much more. 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday.

Elvis has come back to the building, where his career really started. Immediately upon entering the auditorium, you'll feel something special where Elvis and many other country music legends got their start. Gift shop. Guided tours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays. For groups of eight or more, any day, email munitours@hotmail.com with a two-day notice. Tours may also be scheduled on the website at www.municipalauditorium.homestead.com.

African American historical documents, art, and memorabilia. $2 adults, $1 age 12 and under.

Professional gallery featuring local artist. Affordable prices. Custom framing.

Two floors of mounted life-size animals in natural habitat, art, artifacts, war relics and much more.

Rotating exhibits that depict history and culture of the area. Open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday-Friday. Free admission. Evenings and weekends call 318-375-3633 for an appointment.