Occupying an eye-catching edifice, constructed lavishly using marble and granite, Louisiana State Exhibit Museum offers a fascinating peek into the history of Louisiana. From dioramas depicting the culture and lifestyle of native settlers to historic artifacts from the time, the museum's collection is exhaustive. Guided tours of the museum are available and they also offer a series of educational programs.
The Shreveport Municipal Memorial Auditorium is an iconic, historic building in Shreveport, Louisiana. The intricate decor and glamorous interiors is breath-catching. The auditorium has hosted several notable artists throughout history and is hugely popular even till date. Apart from musical concerts, the auditorium can be rented for various functions, film screenings, conferences and similar other events.
Walter B. Jacobs Memorial Nature Park is a great spot for a picnic and is known for its hiking trails. In addition to the hiking trail, this park houses an interpretive building exhibiting animals and the region's natural history artifacts. Apart from this, it features an amphitheater, picnic areas and a herb garden.
Located on the city outskirts, The Stage is a wildly popular concert venue attracting top names in the country music scene. The expansive venue is done up in a rustic Western theme, with lots of wooden elements and fantastic lighting choices. The stage is equipped with advanced acoustics for a superior concert experience. The bar offers the choicest spirits for every taste, and there's a basic food menu as well.
Shreveport Waterworks Pumping Station, one of the earliest water plants of the city, was shut down in 1980 and this historic site has been restored as a museum ever since. Included in the list of the historic landmarks of the city, it was one of the first water plants to use chlorine in the purification process of water and the visitors who pay a visit to the museum today get an opportunity to witness the age-old machinery and equipment and understand in depth about the working of a water plant. Admission to the museum is free and group tours can be arranged by the authorities on request.