If you’re in the mood for some culture and creativity, you’re in luck! The Shreveport-Bossier City area is bustling with art exhibitions and lively events just waiting for you to explore. Whether you’re a hardcore art lover or simply someone looking for a fun day out, there’s something for everyone in these local galleries and venues. Let’s dive into the fantastic happenings around town!
Head over to the Bossier Arts Council’s East Bank Gallery until September 25 to catch the unique work of artist Rachel McDonald. This exhibition offers a glimpse into McDonald’s artistic journey that is both enchanting and thought-provoking. For visitors eager for more information, you can call 318-741-8310.
Don’t miss this exhibition at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum through September 30. Featuring talented local creators like Carla Davis, Don Edwards, Sheila Farmer, and others, this show is a true celebration of community art. Plus, admission is free, so it’s the perfect opportunity to give your support to our local artists! For inquiries, call 318-632-2020.
Running until October 5 at Artspace, this exhibition features works by Emily Ezell, Yuna Todman, Ibrahim Fashho, and the beloved Academy Award-winning artist William Joyce. It offers a peek behind the curtain at the creative methods and journeys these artists undertake, promising an immersive experience.
Artspace is also hosting a special exhibition that celebrates the richness of Hispanic culture through the work of Lisandra Di Liberto Torres, running through October 15. This is a wonderful chance to learn and appreciate the diverse stories told through art.
Catch the vibrant “Shimmer” exhibition by Betsy McMahon at SAS Gallerie, showcasing how she brings her colorful paintings to life with “activated surfaces.” This exhibition is open to the public through November 12—don’t miss out!
If you’re looking for a hands-on experience, consider joining the Frida Kahlo painting class by Lisandra Di Liberto Torres on September 19 at Artspace. For only $40, participants will receive supplies, margaritas, and even a chance to don your best Frida costume for a fun contest!
Mark your calendars for September 26: The Artist is set to open at the R.W. Norton Art Gallery, featuring an interactive journey of “singing-and-painting.” This collection spans from September 26 to November 24, promising an engaging blend of art and music!
The Bossier City Farmers’ Market runs every Saturday until November, offering over 75 vendors! Expect fresh veggies, delicious food trucks, artisanal goods, and live music—all in the charming market atmosphere.
This month, the Tobacco House Cigar Lounge hosts a special evening with live saxophone on September 21, and don’t forget the East Bank Food Truck Festival on September 28 for an afternoon filled with fantastic food options and local vendors!
From rich art exhibitions to engaging community gatherings, Shreveport-Bossier has a lot to offer! Mark your calendars and make sure to get out and enjoy the creative spirit in our lovely community!
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