Shreveport and Louisiana Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Style

News Summary

As 2025 approaches, Shreveport and Louisiana prepare for vibrant New Year’s Eve celebrations featuring a variety of events suitable for everyone. From lively parties at local bars like Lake Street Bar and Sweet Caroline’s to family-friendly festivities such as fireworks displays at Provenance, the city has something for every reveler. Don’t miss out on the upscale celebrations at Paradise Theater and unique experiences like the Natchitoches Christmas Festival. Get ready for an unforgettable celebration as Shreveport welcomes the New Year!

Shreveport and Louisiana Prepare for Thrilling New Year’s Eve Celebrations

As 2025 approaches, Shreveport is buzzing with excitement over a series of incredible New Year’s Eve celebrations planned across the city and Louisiana. Whether you’re in the mood for a lively dance party, a classy pub atmosphere, or a family-friendly event, there’s something for everyone ringing in the new year!

All Black Everything at Lake Street Bar

Kick off your New Year’s Eve at Lake Street Bar in Shreveport with their fabulous All Black Everything countdown celebration. Guests are encouraged to don their best all-black attire as they groove to sensational musical performances, including John Dave and the Aura, violinist Q Major, and the ever-energetic DJ Trey, among others. Doors swing open at 8 p.m., and for just $20, you can secure your entry along with complimentary champagne. Plus, there will be exciting drink specials and delicious food vendors to keep the celebration going!

Paradise Theater’s Gala Event

If you’re over 21 and looking for an electrifying night, the Paradise Theater at Margaritaville Casino is the perfect destination. Featuring the captivating sounds of The Hollow Decks, this event begins at 9 p.m. on New Year’s Eve. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster for $25, and it promises a night of entertainment you won’t want to miss!

Sweet Caroline’s Ultimate Party

Head over to Sweet Caroline’s in Shreveport for a fantastic New Year’s Eve party starting at 7 p.m. and running until 2 a.m. Live music will be provided by DJ Trancelot and a talented lineup of dueling piano players, including Stephen Dakin, Gavin Rohrer, and Pamela Hopkins. Tickets are $50 per person, or gather your friends for the VIP experience priced at $500 for six guests, offering exclusive seating and a bottle of champagne!

Provenance Fireworks Celebration

What about a lovely family outing? Provenance is hosting its annual fireworks display over Windrush Lake on New Year’s Day! This is a delightful way to celebrate the new year. Arrive around 5:30 p.m. to enjoy food trucks and holiday treats before the fireworks light up the sky at 5:45 p.m. Best of all, this event is free to the public!

Fatty Arbuckle’s Holiday Ski Lodge

Don’t forget to check out Fatty Arbuckle’s in the Red River District, which has transformed into a cozy holiday ski lodge from November 30 to January 5. With themed decorations and a festive vibe, it’s a perfect spot to unwind during the holiday frenzy!

Major Louisiana Celebrations

Lousiana’s excitement doesn’t stop in Shreveport! From the renowned Fleur de Lis Drop in New Orleans to the thrilling Red Stick Drop in Baton Rouge, there are spectacular celebrations throughout the state. Don’t forget about Rock the Clock 2025 at the Shreveport Convention Center, an upscale event starting at $65, complete with a post-event brunch that promises to start your new year off just right.

Festive Family Activities

As part of the winding festivities, the Natchitoches Christmas Festival is lighting up the city with weekend fireworks leading up to New Year’s Eve, showcasing over 300,000 dazzling holiday lights! Families should also take a trip to the Children’s Museum of Acadiana for their 28th Annual New Year’s Noon event on December 31, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Perfect for kiddos, this event costs $16 per ticket, while infants under 12 months can join for free!

So mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable night filled with fun, laughter, and good vibes as Shreveport and Louisiana roll into 2025!

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