WEEKLY EVENTS: May 26th - June 1st

TUESDAY, MAY 26TH


8 am: Tuesday Morning Breakfast Group @ Holiday Inn Downtown Shreveport

Dora Miller, Public Affairs Specialist, Social Security Administration, will be the guest speaker. Call (318) 221-2344 or 222-7797 for more information.







WEDNESDAY, MAY 27TH


10 am: Shots for Tots @ Brookshire’s Food Store (N. Market St.)

Remember to bring your child's immunization records. This event will be at this location from 10 am to 1 pm. There will also be a chance to get shots at the Blanchard Town Hall (in Blanchard, LA) from 2:30 – 5 pm.




12 pm: “I've Just Been Diagnosed with Cancer” @ WK Cancer Center (4th Floor)

A workshop that will provide cancer patients and their loved ones with information about the Willis-Knighton Cancer Center, including treatment options and its numerous resources. Newly diagnosed patients will hear from other patients as well as healthcare professionals. Lunch will be provided. This event is free but reservations are required. Call (318) 212-8225 to reserve your space or get more information.




1 pm: Farmers' Market in Keithville @ Flashback Casino

Fresh produce and hand made crafts. Farmers' Market is held every Sun. from 1-7 p.m., and every Wed. from 3-7 p.m., through Sept. 2. The casino is located at 8311 Springridge-Texas Line Road in Keithville. Call (318) 402-6871 or 925-2883 for more information.




3 pm: Star Cup Cake Day Girls @ Stars of Tomorrow Resource Center

Program for girls seven to twelve years old with cupcakes, door prizes, and drawing contest. Parents must contact Marsha to give child permission to attend. Sponsored by Star Women Association. This event is free. The STRC is located at 5330 Hearne Ave., Suite C. Call (318) 636-7904 for more info.




6:30 pm -- Parent Guidance Class @ Benton United Methodist Church

An Andy Stanley video series titled "Parental Guidance Required," focuses on building relationships with your children. The church is located at 4615 Palmetto Road.








THURSDAY, MAY 28TH


9:30 am -- S.C.O.R.E. - Counselors to America's Small Business @ Shreveport Chamber of Commerce

Provides confidential business counseling sessions with S.C.O.R.E. volunteer counselors. Make appointments prior to the each meeting session. The GSCC is located at 400 Edwards St. This event is free. For more info, call (318) 677-2536.




4 pm: North Shreveport Business Association Annual Crawfish Boil @ Greater S’port-Bossier Auto Auction

Annual crawfish boil with potatoes, corn, chicken and sausage gumbo, and beverages. There will also be a raffle. The Auction house is located at 1315 Grimmett Drive. Tickets are $20, in advance; $25, at the door. Call (318) 677-4397 for more information.




6 pm: Bossier Central Library Book Club @ Bossier Parish Library

The book for the month of May is Dave Ramsey's "Total Money Makeover." Refreshments will be served. The library is located at 2206 Beckett St.




6 pm: Hot Jazz on the Red Summer Concert Series @ Barnwell Garden & Art Center

May 28, Mauva Belle & Hot Water; June 4, Space Travelers; June 11, Betsey Braud "The Jazz Nurse;" June 18, Buddy Flett & Friends; June 20, Brahma; June 25, Total Choice. Sponsored by Eldorado Resort Casino Shreveport and Friends of Barnwell. Call (318) 673-7703 for more info.




6:30 pm -- Got Heart! for the Homeless Banquet @ Shreveport Country Club

Theme is "No Place Like Home," with dinner, silent auction, community awards, attire is business or church. Proceeds will benefit the Shreveport-Bossier Rescue Mission. Tickets are $65, per person. The SCC is located at 3101 Esplanade Ave. Call (318) 227-2868 for more information.




7 pm: Poetic Paradise - Poetry at Its Finest @ H&H Lounge

Singers, dancers, comedians, and artists will compete. Hosted by Shreveport's Poetic X. The Lounge is located at 717 Hope Street. Call (318) 221-3199 or (318) 424-9297 for more information. This event is free.




8 pm: NSpired Promotions presents Expressions After Dark @ JOSH Lounge

An open mic/poetry slam for artists interested in showing off their talent. Women must be 23 years of age and men must be 25 years of age. Artist registration begins at 7:30 p.m. Call (318) 681-9960 or (318) 828-3050 for more information.








FRIDAY, MAY 29TH


6 pm: 18th Annual Cross Lake Floatilla Pre-Party

Pre party for the Floatilla, optional $10 catfish dinner, cash bar, registration for charity poker run and decorated boat parade contest, live music in bar area. Call 318-635-8186 for more information.




6:30 pm – Benefit Banquet for the Right Way Foundation @ Municipal Auditorium

This event will raise funds for youth programs for the Right Way Foundation. Guest speakers will be NFL Hall of Famer Jim Brown and City Judge Pam Lattier. Tickets for the banquet are $25 per person or $150 per table of 8. For more information or to get tickets, call (318) 771-2555.




8 pm: Wet! The Pool Party! @ Diamond Jacks Casino

WET – The Pool Party will be held on Friday, May 29, 2009 from 8-11pm (ladies drink FREE 8-9pm). The party will be held poolside at DiamondJacks Casino Resort and will feature music, DJ, dancing, drinks and more! Admission is $5-$10.




8 pm: 'Steel Magnolias' @ East Bank Theatre & Gallery

"Steel Magnolias" is a co-production of the Shreveport Little Theatre and East Bank Theatre. Tickets: $15, adults; $13, seniors age 62 and older, students, and active military. EBT is located at 630 Barksdale Blvd. in Bossier City. This show runs through Sunday.




10 pm: Phrozen Kontroversy @ Riverview Hall

The (Tau Beta) Alphas and (Xi Alpha) Kappas, along with CrowdPleaser Entertainment will host a collective event in downtown Shreveport. Come celebrate the Spring 2009 line of Alpha Phi Alpha and mingle with the brothers of both frats ... and the collegiates of the area!!! DJ Marle-Mar will be on the 1s and 2s. Doors open at 10 pm ... Discount with college ID until 10:30; Greek discount all night (with paraphernalia).









SATURDAY, MAY 30TH


8 am: Flapjack Fundraiser Breakfast @ Applebee’s (Mansfield Rd.)

Sacred Heart Catholic Church will have a flapjack breakfast fundraiser. Cost is $5.




8 am: Greenwood Farmers Market

Vendors will have available for sale fresh produce, eggs, honey, meat pies, tamales, jams and jellies, natual granola, bird houses, fresh plants, dog and cat treats, pickled vegetables, natural skin careproducts, monogrammed baby clothes, grass fed beed, cookies, breads, brownies, wood items and more. Call (318) 938-7261 for more info.




9 am: Community Garden Open House @ St. Catherine’s Community Garden

Community gardeners will be available to give information about their gardens and answer questions. Gardens on the tour are Allendale Garden of Hope and Love, corner of North Allen and Buena Vista; Cedar Grove Garden of Love, corner of Line Avenue and 73rd Street; Highland Communioty Faith Garden, 3811 Crosby Street; Sankofa Garden, 1651 Tulane; and St. Catherine's Cedar Grove Community Garden, corner of 71st Street and Henderson. Presented by the Red River Community Garden Coalition.




10 am: Wolverine, the Super Hero @ Water Town USA

Everyone is invited to spend the day at the Water Town USA beach with "Wolverine" . Photos are permitted and autographs are welcomed. Come and visit with one of this season's hottest super powers hero. Admission: $21.95.




10 am: Bossier Animal Control's Adoption Days @ PetSmart (Bossier City)

Dogs and cats, including puppies and kittens, will be available for adoption. $55-$85, adoption fees. Cash only. Call (318) 741-8499 for more information.




11 am: Humane Society of Northwest Louisiana Pet Adoptions

Dogs, cats, puppies and kittens. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. every Saturday excluding the fifth Sat. Free; $50, adoption fee.




2 pm: Shreveport Rose Society Meeting @ Gardens of the American Rose Center

Garden tour, led by Ray McKibbon, Rose Center Horticulturist, who will answer your rose gardening questions. Light refreshments will be served. This event is free.




7 pm: Theatre School of Dance Spring Recital @ Riverview Theater

The School of Dance of Bossier City will present their spring recital "Our Cinderella Story."




7 pm: Shreveport Aftershock v. The Louisiana Fuel @ Independence Stadium

We play in the 51-team IWFL (Independent Women's Football League). Come out, have a great family outing, and see what women's tackle football is all about! Tickets are $8 for adults. Kids get in FREE. Find out more at their official website. (You can also buy tickets at the site)




7 pm: Stars of Tomorrow @ Strand Theatre

Featuring Louisiana Dance Theatre and students from Carol Anglin Dancenter, audiences will be mesmerized by Shreveport's Stars of Tomorrow performing choreography by an international roster of artists. Tickets are $20-25. Call 318.226.8555 for more info or go to their official website.




8 pm: Whip Cream Tour f/ The Black Chippendales @ GiGi’s Club New York

Ladies come out and see the hardbodied brothas of the Black Chippendales put on a show! Tickets are $20/ VIP is $30. Tickets are available at Dollar Mania, JJs Superstore, and Lakeshore All Around Sounds. Call (318) 208-2400.




8:30 pm -- Movies & Moonbeams @ Hooter Park

The Robinson Film Center presents the outdoor screening of "Iron Man," staring Robert Downey Jr., Terrence Howard, Jeff Bridges and Gwyneth Paltrow.




10 pm: Swag Surfin’ Saturday @ Riverview Hall

CrowdPleaser Entertainment and HowURidin’ Magazine host a SwagFest in downtown Shreveport. DJ Marle-Mar and Marcus Jones will serve as hosts. Your swag could win you cash money!!!! Get your hands on a flyer and get discounted admission (until 11 pm). For more information call (318) 208-3257 or 422-5322.








SUNDAY, MAY 31ST


5 pm: Annual Spring Musical @ Red River Missionary Baptist Church

Annual Spring Musical "Everybody Let's Praise The Lord." Red River MBC is located at 1831 Scott St. in Bossier City.




7 pm: Latin Night @ Boomtown Casino

Boomtown Casino presents Latin Night every last Sunday of each month, from 7P-12A. Come and enjoy the great atmosphere, awesome drinks and dance the night away with DJ Pablo playing all your favorite Merengue, Salsa, Reggeaton and more! FREE Salsa lessons & FREE admission for all 21 and over.








MONDAY, JUNE 1ST


(no major events on this day)







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WEEKLY EVENTS: May 19th - 25th

TUESDAY, MAY 19TH


8 am: Tuesday Morning Breakfast Group @ Holiday Inn Downtown Shreveport

Chris Marston, Communityb Service Coordinator, The AFL-CIO Union, will be the guest speaker. Call (318) 221-2344 or 222-7797 for more information.




56th Annual Revival @ New Bethlehem Baptist Church

Guest evangelist will be The Rev. TCL Ward, pastor, Greater Star Baptist Church. The church is located at 4007 Doris St. in Shreveport. This event runs through Friday. Call (318) 635-8550 for more info.




7 pm: Annual Spring Revival @ Stoner Hill Baptist Church

Guest evangelist will be The Rev. Dwayne Johnson, pastor, Hopewell Baptist Church. SHBC is located at 1201 Cornwell Ave. in Shreveport. For more information call (318) 221-9871.







WEDNESDAY, MAY 20TH


10 am: Shots for Tots @ Sam’s Club in Shreveport

Remember to bring your child's immunization records. There will also be a chance to get shots at the Super 1 Foods on Shreveport-Barksdale Highway from 2:30 – 5 pm.




10:35 am -- Shreveport Captains vs. Grand Prairie AirHogs @ Fairgrounds Field

Shreveport Captains vs. Grand Prairie AirHogs. This is a two-day event. The 2nd game is at 7:05 pm on Thursday night. Admission is $5.




1 pm: Farmers' Market in Keithville @ Flashback Casino

Fresh produce and hand made crafts. Farmers' Market is held every Sun. from 1-7 p.m., and every Wed. from 3-7 p.m., through Sept. 2. The casino is located at 8311 Springridge-Texas Line Road in Keithville. Call (318) 402-6871 or 925-2883 for more information.




6 pm: 'Hurry Less, Worry Less: How To Enjoy Each Day More' @ First Presbyterian Church

Judy Pace Christie will present a two-part class that offers tools and inspirational ideas on how to slow down and enjoy each day more. Participants will learn practical steps to make needed changes. The church is located at 900 Jordan St. in Shreveport. This event is free. Dinner is $5 per person, $15, dinner per family. Call (318) 22-0604 for more information.




6:30 pm -- Parent Guidance Class @ Benton United Methodist Church

An Andy Stanley video series titled "Parental Guidance Required," focuses on building relationships with your children. The church is located at 4615 Palmetto Road.







THURSDAY, MAY 21ST


9:30 am -- S.C.O.R.E. - Counselors to America's Small Business @ Shreveport Chamber of Commerce

Provides confidential business counseling sessions with S.C.O.R.E. volunteer counselors. Make appointments prior to the each meeting session. The GSCC is located at 400 Edwards St. This event is free. For more info, call (318) 677-2536.




11 am: 26th Annual Mudbug Madness Festival Kickoff @ Festival Plaza

Three entertainment stages, children's activities, Creole food, Louisiana crafts, crawfish and other Cajun favorites. Party Central will offer games and face painting. Live entertainment, crawfish eating contest, Kids on the Bayou, and more. Shuttle service will be available to the festival from Mall St. Vincent, Pierre Bossier Mall and the Louisiana Boardwalk. A downtown lunch shuttle will run from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Thurs. and Fri. Admission is free Thurs-Fri from 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; $3 after 6 p.m., Thurs.-Fri. and all day Sat.-Sun. For more info, go to www.mudbugmadness.com.




5 pm: TNT Trolley Express/Pub Crawl @ artspace

Thursday Night Trolley, a guided tour with Jan Pettiet, will showcase what downtown Shreveport has to offer in the way of art, history, culture, movie trivia, and science, on 15 trolley stops. Cash bar at artspace (710 Texas St.)




6 pm: Growing Up For Girls (Ages 9-12) @ WK South Auditorium

Take a step to educate and prepare your pre-teen daughter for the sensative changes of adolescence. This event is free but registration is required. Call (318) 212-8225 to RSVP.




6 pm: Hot Jazz on the Red Summer Concert Series @ Barnwell Garden & Art Center

May 21, Kellye Gray; May 28, Mauva Belle & Hot Water; June 4, Space Travelers; June 11, Betsey Braud "The Jazz Nurse;" June 18, Buddy Flett & Friends; June 20, Brahma; June 25, Total Choice. Sponsored by Eldorado Resort Casino Shreveport and Friends of Barnwell. Call (318) 673-7703 for more info.




6 pm: Caring for Your Newborn @ WK South Health Center

A guide to your personal journey of caring for your newborn. Presented by Donna Yates, RN, prenatal instructor. Cost: $20, includes meal and materials. Reservations required. Call (318) 212-8225 for more info. This event will be held in the Center for Women’s Health, Conference Room B.




7 pm: Poetic Paradise - Poetry at Its Finest @ H&H Lounge

Singers, dancers, comedians, and artists will compete. Hosted by Shreveport's Poetic X. The Lounge is located at 717 Hope Street. Call (318) 221-3199 or (318) 424-9297 for more information. This event is free.




8 pm: NSpired Promotions presents Expressions After Dark @ JOSH Lounge

Open mic/poetry slam for artists interested in showing off their talent. Women must be 23 years of age and men must be 25 years of age. Artist registration begins at 7:30 p.m. Call (318) 681-9960 or (318) 828-3050 for more information.







FRIDAY, MAY 22ND


11 am: artspace & me @ artspace (710 Texas St.)

Monthly program aimed for three to five year olds and their parents, which will feature hands-on art activities, a story, and a children's "Picasso Plate" lunch. Cost is $12 per child. Call (318) 673-6535 or 673-6500 for more info.




1 pm: The Authentic Bonnie and Clyde Festival 2009 in Downtown Gibsland

Mock bank robberies and shoot-outs, food, arts and crafts, a meeting of historians and crime buffs with a jambalaya meal, salad and dessert; vendors, gospel music, a street dance, a Lion's Club pancake breakfast, live entertainment a parade and more. This event is free, but the historian meeting is $8 (includes a meal) This event happens again on Saturday, beginning at 8 am.




4 pm: Fourth Friday Astronomy @ Sci-Port

Every Fourth Friday of the Month: Is everyone watching you? Does your temperature read -455 F? You might have the Space Bug! Sci-Port has the cure: a monthly dosage of astronomy programs. Sci-Port celebrates The International Year of Astronomy every fourth Friday of the month with programs at 4 p.m. for the general public. Call (318) 424-3466 to find out more.




7 pm: New Moon Star Party @ Sci-Port

A new moon means no moon. Although the moon will be out of sight on this night, it certainly won't be out of our minds! Information about current moon missions complement the night's stars and another chance to see Saturn through our telescopes* on the rooftop. Cost: $3 Members; $5 Non-Members. *Did you know? You can bring your own telescope! Whether it be old, new or in between, Sci-Port staff will help you set it up. Cost is $3-$5.




7:05 pm -- Battlewings vs. Rio Grande Vally Dorados @ CenturyTel Center

Battlewings vs. Rio Grande Vally Dorados. Tickets: $7-$35.




8 pm: 'Steel Magnolias' @ East Bank Theatre & Gallery

"Steel Magnolias" is a co-production of the Shreveport Little Theatre and East Bank Theatre. Tickets: $15, adults; $13, seniors age 62 and older, students, and active military. EBT is located at 630 Barksdale Blvd. in Bossier City. This show runs through Sunday.




8 pm: 'So Fly Friday' @ Encore Nightlife

$100 "Swing-out" contest hosted by Slick Rick, $10, in advance; $15, the day of show.




10 pm: Friday Night Freak-Out: Dazed and Confused @ Robinson Film Center

The Robinson Film Center's Friday Night Freak-Out! will present Richard Linklater's throwback high-school comedy DAZED AND CONFUSED. The film will be preceded by a 10-minute collection of 1970's high school comedy trailers. Tickets: $5.75-$8.75. Go to www.robinsonfilmcenter.org for more info.








SATURDAY, MAY 23RD


9 am: Junk In The Trunk Sale @ Pleasant Hill Baptist Church

Sellers may rent parking lot spaces, setup at 7:30 a.m. Refreshments and snacks will be available. Sponsored by the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Youth Ministry. Cost to participate/sell is $25. Admission for buyers is free. PHBC is located at 4670 Lakeshore Drive.




10 am: Civil War Encampment and Cannon Firing @ Mansfield State Historic Site

A period Civil War encampment, complete with authentically uniformed soldiers and equipment. Hosted by the 4th Louisiana Artillery Battery, activities will include live cannon firing demonstrations, a period Civil War field hospital with surgical demonstrations, a Civil War-era telegraph office and a 19th century undertaker and embalmer's impression. The 8th Texas Cavalry Regiment will conduct horse-cavalry presentations. The site is located at 15149 Highway 175 in Mansfield. Admission: $2, ages 13-61; free, children 12 and younger, and seniors 62 and older. This event also runs on Sunday from 10 am to 2 pm.




10 am: Memorial Day Service @ Hamilton/South Caddo Library

A community celebration in honor of the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Refreshments will be served.




10 am: Bossier Animal Control's Adoption Days @ PetSmart (Bossier City)

Dogs and cats, including puppies and kittens, will be available for adoption. $55-$85, adoption fees. Cash only. Call (318) 741-8499 for more information.




11 am: Humane Society of Northwest Louisiana Pet Adoptions

Dogs, cats, puppies and kittens. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. every Saturday excluding the fifth Sat. Free; $50, adoption fee.




8 pm: 'Blackbird' @ LSUS Bronson Hall/Black Box Theatre

A play by David Harrower, which tells the story of a woman who confronts a man about the devastating cost of their illicit relationship 15 years ago. Due to mature themes, this production may only be attended by those 18 and older. Tickets: $18, at the door; $15, in advance; $10, students, military, educators, and senior citizens.




9 pm: The All-White Extravaganza @ Adam’s Lounge (Bossier City)

Come out to this special event at Adam’s Lounge. Presented by CrowdPleaser Entertainment. All-white or mostly white attire encouraged but not mandated. DJ Marle-Mar will be on the 1’s and 2’s. Book your party by calling 318-422-5322.







SUNDAY, MAY 24TH


5 pm: Memorial Day Salute to Veterans Program @ Paradise Baptist Church

Representatives from the U.S. Army, Marines, Navy and Air Force will be present. A musical prelude will be performed by a 20-member wind and string ensemble.Veterans living and deceased of members and friends will be honored. The church is located at 1706 Hollywood Ave.




9 pm: Glow Party @ Phoenix Underground

May 24, 9 p.m., Glow Party, no cover until 11 p.m., $5 cover after 11 p.m. Phoenix is located at 600 Market St. in downtown Shreveport.









MONDAY, MAY 25TH (Memorial Day Observed)


Mondays are Murder: The Films of Alfred Hitchcock @ Robinson Film Center

A selection of Hitchcock films have been painstakingly restored in HD, re-mixed for 5.1 surround sound, and made available to theaters exclusively through this series. This week’s feature: Frenzy. Tickets are $5.75-$8.75 (buy tickets).







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WEEKLY EVENTS: May 12th - 18th

TUESDAY, MAY 12TH


8 am: Louisiana Workforce Commission Employer Seminar @ Holiday Inn-Bossier City

Seminar for business owners, supervisors, managers and human resources professionals. Topics will include Incumbent Worker Training Program, hiring and firing issues, Unemployment Insurance appeals, Chamber of Commerce updates and Drop Out 101 in the public schools. Sponsored by the Louisiana Workforce Commission, Coordinating and Development Corporation, Bossier Chamber of Commerce, City of Bossier and City of Shreveport. Cost: $40, chamber members; $50, nonmembers.





5 pm: First Time Homebuyers Education Seminar @ WK Career Institute

The Queensborough Neighborhood Association Inc. in collaboration with Louisiana Housing Finance Agency, presents a First Time Homebuyer's Education Seminar. Call (318) 635-8100, 549-1556ext 20 to sign up. The Willis Knighton Career Institute is located at 2401 Bessie St. This seminar also runs on Thursday.





6 pm: 'Someone's In The Kitchen' Culinary Arts Series @ artspace in the west edge

Chef Frank Harris, a local private chef, will share the secrets of his Grandmother's Italian cooking, while creating a delectable four course Italian meal accompanied by perfectly matched wine. Artspace is located at 710 Texas St. Cost is $25, per person. Call (318) 673-6535 for more info.









WEDNESDAY, MAY 13TH


10 am: Shots for Tots @ Walmart Supercenter on Mansfield Rd.

Remember to bring your child's immunization records. There will also be a chance to get shots at the McDonald’s on Kings Hwy from 2:30 – 5 pm.





1 pm: Farmers' Market in Keithville @ Flashback Casino

Fresh produce and hand made crafts. Farmers' Market is held every Sun. from 1-7 p.m., and every Wed. from 3-7 p.m., through Sept. 2. The casino is located at 8311 Springridge-Texas Line Road in Keithville. Call (318) 402-6871 or 925-2883 for more information.





6:30 pm -- Parent Guidance Class @ Benton United Methodist Church

An Andy Stanley video series titled "Parental Guidance Required," focuses on building relationships with your children. The church is located at 4615 Palmetto Road. This class will be held every Wednesday in the month of May.





8 pm: Christopher “Kid” Reid @ The Funny Bone at the Boardwalk

May 13-17, Christopher Reid; Shows are 8 p.m. Wed.-Sat., with an additional late show at 10:30 p.m. Fri.-Sat, 9 p.m. Sun.; $10 cover, VIP booths available. Call (318) 549-0829. Wednesday’s show is a part of the Wild Out Wednesdays series at the Funny Bone. Comedian Ali will host and another comedian will be featured. Go to www.funnybonelouisiana.com to get all the information!









THURSDAY, MAY 14TH


6 pm: Hot Jazz on the Red Summer Concert Series @ Barnwell Garden & Art Center

May 14, Intuition; May 21, Kellye Gray; May 28, Mauva Belle & Hot Water; June 4, Space Travelers; June 11, Betsey Braud "The Jazz Nurse;" June 18, Buddy Flett & Friends; June 20, Brahma; June 25, Total Choice. Sponsored by Eldorado Resort Casino Shreveport and Friends of Barnwell. Call (318) 673-7703 for more info.





7 pm: Women's Self Defense Class @ Lotus Studio

Participants will learn how to identify, avoid, and if necessary escape potentially dangerous or life threatening situations by using simple and basic self defense techniques. Classes are open to females only, ages 14 and older, females under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Cost: $10. RSVP by calling (318) 617-2829.





7 pm: Poetic Paradise - Poetry at Its Finest @ H&H Lounge

Singers, dancers, comedians, and artists will compete. Hosted by Shreveport's Poetic X. The Lounge is located at 717 Hope Street. Call (318) 221-3199 or (318) 424-9297 for more information. This event is free.





7:30 pm -- Mahogany Ensemble Theatre presents: “The Bluest Eye” @ Louisiana State Exhibit Museum

Mahogany Ensemble Theatre presents the North Louisiana premiere of the 'The Bluest Eye,' adapted for the stage by Lydia R. Diamond. This powerful adaptation of Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison's heart-wrenching American classic is a tragic story of a black girl's coming of age in the racially turbulent 1940s. Eleven-year-old Pecola Breedlove prays for her eyes to turn blue so that she will be beautiful, so that people will love her, so that her world will be different. Tickets to this play are $5.00-$15.00 (buy tickets). Call 318-745-ARTS for more information. The show runs through Sat. May 16th with shows at 7:30 pm each night and a second show at 4 pm on Saturday.





7 pm: Jammin To Jazz @ Bijou Ultra Wine Bar

Michael Ward, jazz violinist, will perform. Doors open at 7 p.m Cost is $20; $15, with flyer. Call (318) 926-5332.for more information. Bijou is located in the Red River Entertainment District inside the old MacArthur’s Steakhouse building.





8 pm: 'Black Bird' @ LSU-S Bronson Hall (Black Box Theatre)

"Black Bird" a play by David Harrower and directed by Robert Alford and Pruitt Taylor Vince. Tickets: $18, at the door; $15, in advance; $10, students, military, educators, and senior citizens.






8 pm: NSpired Promotions presents FUTURE The Poet & Mahogany Dust @ JOSH Lounge

Spoken word artist FUTURE and the sounds of Mahogany Dust will be featured at this cultural event. There will also be an open mic/poetry slam for artists interested in showing off their talent. Women must be 23 years of age and men must be 25 years of age. Artist registration begins at 7:30 p.m. Call (318) 681-9960 or (318) 828-3050 for more information.









FRIDAY, MAY 15TH


11 am: St. George Cultural Festival @ St. George Greek Orthodox Church

Learn about the culture of Greece, food, entertainment provided an authentic Greek music band, local Hellenic Dancers, church tours and presentations, face painting, and cultural crafts. This class runs through Sunday. Cost is $3, per day; $5, multi-day pass; free, children ages 12 and younger. .The church is located at 1719 Creswell Ave. Call (318) 222-5225 for more information.






'Noche de Gala 2009" A Hispanic Ball @ Bossier Civic Center

Elegant evening with food, musical culture and Hispanic awards. Presented by Vita Latina Magazine and Invasora 92.1. Tickets: $35; $50, extra tickets per person; $400, table. Sponsorships available. Call (318) 286-5407 for more information.






4 pm: Bossier City State Fair @ Harrah’s Louisiana Downs

Music, rides, circus, demolition derby, Ostrich races, petting zoo with more than 100 exotic animals, Elephant Encounter, magic shows, Busting Midway, exhibit area featuring local vendor and businesses, and food. Two for one wristband day May 18; $5, discount on wristbands May 19; two for one admission and kids ages 12 and younger free May 20; free; active/retired military on Memorial Day and $4; military accompanied spouses and child tickets. Admission: $7, adult; $4, children ages 5-12; free, children ages 4 and younger; $20, all day ride wristbands. Hours are from 4-11 pm on Friday, Sat: 10 am – 11 pm, Sun: 12 pm – 10 pm, Mon/Tues: 4-10 pm.






7 pm: 'Steel Magnolias' @ East Bank Theatre & Gallery

"Steel Magnolias" is a co-production of the Shreveport Little Theatre and East Bank Theatre. Tickets: $15, adults; $13, seniors age 62 and older, students, and active military. EBT is located at 630 Barksdale Blvd. in Bossier City. This show runs through Sunday, and then again on Sat and Sun of the following weekend.






8:30 pm - Movies & Moonbeams: “Akeelah and the Bee” @ Hollywood Heights Rec. Center

The Robinson Film Center's Movies & Moonbeams outdoor cinema presents screening of "Akeelah and the Bee." The HHRC is located at 4815 McDaniel Drive.









SATURDAY, MAY 16TH


8 am: Greater Shreveport Medal Play Amateur Golf Tournament @ Querbes Park Rec Center

A 36-hole medal play championship open to all amateur golfers with a valid handicap. Area high school players are encouraged to enter, all skill levels welcome. April 19, tournament will be played at Huntington Park Golf Course, 8300 Pines Road, Shreveport. Awards will be presented. Lunch will be provided. Cost: $85, per player, includes carts and range balls. Call (318) 629-0369 for more information. Querbes Park Rec Center is located at 3500 Beverly Place in Shreveport.





8:30 am -- Rolling Radiant Thunder Motorcycle Rally @ Radiant Life Assembly of God (Keithville)

The ride will begin at the church, through Northwest Louisiana, and ending at the future home of Heart of Hope at 10420 Grawood School Road, Shreveport. There will be food, music, biker games, children's games, a silent auction, vendors and a 2008 Harley-Davidson 105th Anniversary Edition S/T Deluxe raffle. Proceeds will benefit the Heart of Hope - A Sanctuary for Women. Cost: $20, bike registration; $20, raffle. The event will be held at 12022 Mansfield Road in Keithville. Call (318) 560-4177 for more information.





9 am: Chimpanzee Discovery Day @ Eddie D. Jones Nature Park (Keithville)

Tour the sanctuary, observe the chimpanzees in their natural habitats and observe them during scheduled feeding times. There will be activities and educational opportunities for the entire family. The month of May, the theme will be "Hawaiian Luau." Guests are invited to wear their favorite Hawaiian shirts and bring donations of tropical fruits (fresh or dried), sugar-free frozen fruit pops, plastic mixing bowls, long handled stirring spoons, and plastic "go cups." Also bring trail mix, dried fruit, nuts, juice, and sugar free treats. The park is located at 8500 Mike Clark Road in Keithville.






10 am: Family Music Series @ Southern Hills Rec Center

The Shreveport Metropolitan Concert Band will perform live songs from the 50's and 60's up to the current classics. Limited concessions will be available. Families are welcome to bring a picnic lunch, no grills allowed. May 23, Betty Virginia Park, 3901Fairfield Avenue and May 30, Riverview Park, Clyde Fant Memorial Parkway, downtown. Call (318) 673-7892 for more information.





10 am: Shop "Til You Drop Arts, Crafts & Gift Show @ Bossier Civic Center

More than 70 exhibitors with a variety of arts and crafts, unique items, floral, baby and children items, women's accessories, monogramming, home decor, clothing, hairbows, tasty foods and more. Cost: $2; free, children ages 10 and younger. This event runs again on Sunday.





10 am: Shots for Tots @ Party Central in Bossier City

Remember to bring your child's immunization records. This event is free and runs until 1 pm.





10 am: Bossier Animal Control's Adoption Days @ PetSmart (Bossier City)

Dogs and cats, including puppies and kittens, will be available for adoption. $55-$85, adoption fees. Cash only. Call (318) 741-8499 for more information.






11 am: Humane Society of Northwest Louisiana Pet Adoptions

Dogs, cats, puppies and kittens. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. every Saturday excluding the fifth Sat. Free; $50, adoption fee.






1 pm: Opening Reception @ Multicultural Center of the South

The works of Artist Del Forsloff will be on display. The exhibit will run through June 30. The center is located at 401 Texas St. in downtown Shreveport.






2 pm: Dance Like No One Is Watching @ The Strand Theatre

Presented by Power and Grace School of Performing Arts. Tickets are $16. There is another show at 7 pm on Saturday night, and another on Sunday at 2 pm.





7:30 pm -- 'River City Rampage' @ Shreveport Convention Center

USA Mixed Martial Arts presents 18 ultimate cagefighting bouts featuring Shreveport's own, Christian Fulgium fighting against Ricky Compala, Raul Jimenez battling Ronnie Rodriguez, and UFC veteran and trainer, "Crazy" Tim Credeur will also be in attendance. Dustin Porier will make his professional debut. Tickets: $125, VIP Cage side seating; $100, VIP front row; $40, floor seats; $25, general admission.





9 pm: Sophisticated Saturdays @ Adam’s Lounge (Bossier City)

Come enjoy a professional atmosphere at Adam’s Lounge. Presented by CrowdPleaser Entertainment. DJ Marle-Mar will be on the 1’s and 2’s. Grown & sexy attire is mandatory. Book your party by calling 318-422-5322.










SUNDAY, MAY 17TH


2 pm: Springfest '09 featuring Bobby V. Hurricane Chris & More @ Independence Stadium

Hip Hop & RnB concert featuring Bobby V., Hurrican Chris, The GS Boys, Boosie and more. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the gate. Gates open at 2, the show starts at 3 pm. Get tickets at Lil' J's Superstore or Lakeshore All Around Sounds.









MONDAY, MAY 18TH


Mondays are Murder: The Films of Alfred Hitchcock @ Robinson Film Center

A selection of Hitchcock films have been painstakingly restored in HD, re-mixed for 5.1 surround sound, and made available to theaters exclusively through this series. This week’s feature: The Birds (May 18), Tickets are $5.75-$8.75 (buy tickets).








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WEEKEND EVENTS: Additional Happenings In The SBC

There's so much going on in the SBC this WEEKEND that I thought it best to ADD more events to my weekly list ....

Check the original post (below this one), to see what was posted earlier this week ... and check out the new additions to the SBC Events Calendar for this weekend:




FRIDAY:


8 am: Celebrating Seniors @ Southern Hills Community Center

SPAR in association with Fit for Life Inc. will celebrate seniors with a health fair aerobics, beanbag baseball, table games tournaments, line dancing and more for the senior citizens. Call (318) 673-7845 for more information.




9:30 am -- AARP Driver Safety Program @ Hollywood/Union Ave. Library

The class is a refresher course and is open to drivers 50 years of age and older. Participants must attend both days, May 7-8. Cost is $12, AARP members; $14, non-AARP members. Pre-registration required. The library is located at 2105 Hollywood Ave. Call (318) 865-2667 for more information.




6 pm: Caddo Magnet High Fine Arts Show Opening @ Meadows Museum of Art

The exhibit is a culmination of the 2008-09 school year and includes paintings, drawings, printmaking, mixed media and ceramics. There will be a performance by the Caddo Magnet Jazz Band under the direction of Joe LeBlanc, food will be provided. The artwork will be on display through May 22. The museum is located at 2911 Centenary Blvd. This event is free.






SATURDAY:


8 am: Clean Up Neighborhood Saturday @ Highland Center

The Highland Restoration Association neighborhood organization is inviting Highland residents to join in picking up litter throughout the neighborhood streets. Volunteers should meet in the parking lot across from the Highland Center. The HC is located at 520 Olive St.



8 am: SPAR's Annual Hershey Track and Field Competition @ Northwood High School

Track events will include four dash events and a 4 x 100 meter relay, field events will include a standing long jump and softball throw. Each child may enter either two track and one field event or one track and two field events. The competition is open to boys and girls born between 1995 and 2002. This event is free. NHS is located at 5939 Old Mooringsport Road in Shreveport.
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8:30 am -- Family Fitness Day in the Park @ Betty Virginia Park

"Family Walk," "Diaper Derby" and "Tots on Trikes" races. The Family Walk is open to all family members and will take in the sights of the Highland Neighborhood. The Diaper Derby race is open to babies 9 to 12 months who cannot walk. The Tots on Trikes race is open to children between the ages of 12 months and 36 months, tricycles for the race will be provided. Some helmets will be provided, however it is encouraged that participants bring their helmets.




9 am: Clothing and Household Items Give-a-way @ Lakeside Community Center

SPAR Lakeside Community Center will host a community clothing and household items giveaway. This event is designed to help those in need during these trying times. Participants should bring up to two bags for their selected items. The LCC is located at 2200 Milam St.




9 am: Therapeutic Adaptive "Fit for lIfe" Field Day @ A.C. Steere Elementary School

Presented by the SPAR Therapeutic Division, there will be track and field events, relay races, LA Chip booth, space walks, hot dogs and more. Ribbons will be awarded. AC Steers is located at 4002 Grover Place in Shreveport



10 am: Drill Team Workshop @ Bill Cockrell Community Center

SPAR and Galilee Baptist Church will a drill team workshop to identify youth organizations that are interested in organizing a drill team or improving drill team skills. Area youth organizations, drill teams, churches, schools, community dance teams, drum lines, and choirs are encouraged to participate. The BCCC is located at 4109 Pines Road in West Shreveport. Registration is Required. Call (318) 671-8153 for more information.




12 pm: Singing For Life Blood Drive @ Louisiana Boardwalk

LifeShare blood drive with musical performances by the Barbershop Harmony Society, River Cities Jubilee Chorus, C. E. Byrd High School Choir, Sweet Harmony, and River Breeze.





8 pm: Mother's Day Crawfish Boil @ Bijou (formerly McArthur's Steakhouse)

All you can eat crawfish, complimentary beverages and wine, and door prizes. Tickets may be purchased at Boss Man's Barber World, Tight Edge Barber Shop, and M & M. Cost: $10, in advance. Admission can also be paid at the door.





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WEEKLY EVENTS: May 5th - 11th

TUESDAY, MAY 5th


8 am: Tuesday Morning Breakfast Group @ Holiday Inn-Downtown Shreveport

Shelly Reagle, Department Director, SPAR, will be the guest speakerCall (318) 221-2344 or 222-7797 for more information.




5 pm: Cinco de Mayo @ Diamond Jacks Casino

Are your taste buds ready for a special Mexican flavor and flair? Come out and join the festivities as DiamondJacks celebrates a day of victory and unity for both Mexican and Chicano communities on May 5, 2009. The celebration kicks off at 5 p.m. in Agave restaurant with drink specials including discounts on margaritas and beer. Also guests can enjoy a FREE delectable nacho bar from 5–8 pm and live entertainment from 6–10 pm. Call 318-678-7777 for more information.







WEDNESDAY, MAY 6th


1 pm: Farmers' Market in Keithville @ Flashback Casino

Fresh produce and hand made crafts. Farmers' Market is held every Sun. from 1-7 p.m., and every Wed. from 3-7 p.m., through Sept. 2. The casino is located at 8311 Springridge-Texas Line Road in Keithville. Call (318) 402-6871 or 925-2883 for more information.







THURSDAY, MAY 7th


9:30 am -- S.C.O.R.E. - Counselors to America's Small Business @ Shreveport Chamber of Commerce

Provides confidential business counseling sessions with S.C.O.R.E. volunteer counselors. Make appointments prior to the each meeting session. The SCC is located at 400 Edwards St. Cal (318) 677-2536 for more information.



11:45 am: National Day of Prayer @ First United Methodist Church

Prayer for the nation written by Beth Moore, and additional prayers for the government, community, family, military and economy. Message will be delivered by Dr. Pat Day, senior pastor. The church is located at 500 Common St. Call (318) 424-7771 for more info.




6 pm: Hot Jazz on the Red Summer Concert Series @ Barnwell Garden & Art Center

May 7, Jazziana with Amelia Blake; May 14, Intuition; May 21, Kellye Gray; May 28, Mauva Belle & Hot Water; June 4, Space Travelers; June 11, Betsey Braud "The Jazz Nurse;" June 18, Buddy Flett & Friends; June 20, Brahma; June 25, Total Choice. Sponsored by Eldorado Resort Casino Shreveport and Friends of Barnwell. Call (318) 673-7703 for more info.




7 pm: Poetic Paradise - Poetry at Its Finest @ H&H Lounge

Singers, dancers, comedians, and artists will compete, $25 prize goes to top poem. Hosted by Shreveport's Poetic X. The Lounge is located at 717 Hope Street. Call (318) 221-3199 or (318) 424-9297 for more information. This event is free.


8 pm: 'Black Bird' @ LSU-S Bronson Hall (Black Box Theatre)

"Black Bird" a play by David Harrower and directed by Robert Alford and Pruitt Taylor Vince. Tickets: $18, at the door; $15, in advance; $10, students, military, educators, and senior citizens. This show runs Friday, Sat and Sun., and then again on Thursday, May 14th.




8 pm: NSpired Promotions presents FUTURE The Poet & Mahogany Dust @ JOSH Lounge

Spoken word artist FUTURE and the sounds of Mahogany Dust will be featured at this cultural event. There will also be an open mic/poetry slam for artists interested in showing off their talent. Women must be 23 years of age and men must be 25 years of age. Artist registration begins at 7:30 p.m. Call (318) 681-9960 or (318) 828-3050 for more information.


8 pm: 311 and Outlaw Nation in Concert @ Horseshoe Casino & Hotel

Outlaw Nation will be the opening performance for the rock band 311. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets: $50. Purchase tickets at the Horseshoe Gift Horse Gift Shop.









FRIDAY, MAY 8th


6 pm: Speed Dating for Singles @ Clarion Hotel

Speed Dating is for Singles of all ages and races. Speed Dating is a series of mini dates. Speed Dating is fun, fast and safe. Speed Dating gives you the opportunity to meet up to 10 people in one night.Time varies based on age: 6 pm (not listed; 7 pm - Men and Women 45 and up; 8 pm - Men and Women 35-44; 9 pm - Men and Women 23-34; 10 pm - Men and Women all ages. Tickets for the event are $30. For more info (or to get tix), call 318-762-4806 or go to the official website.



10 pm: The Friday Night Freak-Out presents “Animal House” @ Robinson Film Center

The Robinson Film Center's Friday Night Freak-Out!, a monthly presentation of cult comedy, sci-fi, and horror cinema, will present a special two-night engagement of Animal House, May 8 and 9, in honor of the completion of final exams at LSU-S and Centenary College of Louisiana. Admission is only $5 for all graduating seniors. Regular admission rates apply for all others. This feature will also be shown on Saturday night at the same time. Tickets are $5 - $8.75. To purchase tickets, go to www.robinsonfilmcenter.org.








SATURDAY, MAY 9th


8 am: Memory Walk @ Louisiana Boardwalk

The Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk is the largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer's care, support and research. This event is Free. There will be fun activities for the entire family! Call 318-861-8613 for more information.



10 am: Barksdale Air Force Base 'Defenders of Liberty' Air Show @ BAFB

Barksdale's annual air show featuring the Navy's Blue Angels demo team, Canadian Air Force Snowbirds demo team, Chilean Halcones demo team, Greg Poe, Shockwave Jet Truck, E-Team Skydivers, Vintage War Birds, U.S. Air Force Reserve's Ed Hamill, a concert by Aaron Tippin and more. Gates open at 9 a.m. both days, Showtime is 10 a.m. Admission is FREE. Call (318) 456-3001 or 456-2151 for more information.



10 am: The Lead Belly Blues & Folk Festival @ Festival Plaza

A Lead Belly exhibit, merchants, food, the Huddie "Lead Belly" Ledbetter landmark and trail tour, family actvities, live musical entertainment by Kenny Neal & Neal Family Reunion, Bobby Rush, Johnny and Destini Rawls, Eddie Shaw and the Wolfgang, Ruthie Foster James Robinson, The Blue Birds and more. Tickets: $25, in advance; $30, online and at the gate. Sponsorships available.




10 am: Annual Poke Salad Festival @ Poke Salad Festival Pavillion

Parade, arts, crafts, kid's tent, and food vendors from all over the area and two full stages of entertainment, including Gypsy Mountain, The Bertrand's, Rockhouse, the Cherokee-ettes, a JuJitsu Demonstration, and Richard Cook as Elvis, Blanchard's own rockin' country band, Dixie Tradition will be the headline performer starting at 8 p.m. at the Pavilion.




10 am: Hotel Staff Appreciation Weekend @ Sci-Port

Anytime during Mother's Day Weekend, May 9-10, all area hotel staff plus two guests get in FREE to Sci-Port! Present proof of hotel employment (badge, business card or check stub) to Visitor Services to admit you and your two guests FREE. IMAX tickets can also be purchased at the group rate - just $7 - on these two special days. AND, enjoy our signature Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream during a special thank-you presentation at 1 or 4 p.m. Saturday or 2 p.m. Sunday. Let us WOW you at Sci-Port! Call (318) 424-3466 for more info.




10 am: Watertown Annual Music Festival @ Water Town USA

Water Town USA is again sponsoring their annual music festival between all area Public and Private Middle and High School bands, choral ensembles and jazz groups, on Saturday, May 9, 2009, at 7670 W. 70th Street, Shreveport, Louisiana, beginning at 10:00 a.m., with competition ending around 2:30 p.m. New this year, the jazz group will add another dimension of the multi talented musicians from our area school systems. The cost is $28.95 per participant, which includes lunch and all park activities. Everyone will be treated to some of the best musical talent in the surrounding area. For additional information or entry forms contact Marilyn Creswell, Director of Sales, at 318-938- 5475 or groupsales@watertownusa.com.




10 am: Bossier Animal Control's Adoption Days @ PetSmart (Bossier City)

Dogs and cats, including puppies and kittens, will be available for adoption. $55-$85, adoption fees. Cash only. Call (318) 741-8499 for more information.




11 am: Humane Society of Northwest Louisiana Pet Adoptions

Dogs, cats, puppies and kittens. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. every Saturday excluding the fifth Sat. Free; $50, adoption fee.




12 pm: Pet Savers Pet Adoptions @ Pet Savers

Dogs, puppies, cats, kittens. Open on holidays. Pet Savers is located at 4380 Noyes Drive in Shreveport. $60, adoption fee, includes spay/neuter. Call (318) 636-0400 for more information.





12 pm: Rock Your Tail Off Crawfish Boil @ Boomtown Hotel & Casino

Enjoy all-you-can-eat crawfish and potatoes. Plus, live music by Static, Louisiana's party band. Beer and beverages sold separately. Event times: Noon-5 pm, Boomtown Casino, Tickets available in Boomtown Gift Shop. Admission: $15 for mychoice members, $20 non-members.



7 pm: Shreveport Aftershock v. The Houston Energy

We play in the 51-team IWFL (Independent Women's Football League). Come out and see what women's tackle football is all about! Tickets are $8.00 adults, kids FREE. For more info, or to get tickets, go to their official website.



7:05 pm -- BattleWings vs. Albany Conquest

An arena football game featuring the Bossier team. Tickets are: $7-$35.




8 pm: 'Steel Magnolias' @ East Bank Theatre & Gallery

"Steel Magnolias" is a co-production of the Shreveport Little Theatre and East Bank Theatre. Tickets are $15, adults; $13, seniors age 62 and older, students, and active military. Call (318) 741-8310 or 424-4439 for more info. East Bank Theatre is located at 630 Barksdale Blvd. in Bossier City. This show runs Sat and Sun of this weekend and Fri, Sat and Sun of the following weekend.




9 pm: Sophisticated Saturdays @ Adam’s Lounge (Bossier City)

Come enjoy a professional atmosphere at Adam’s Lounge. Presented by CrowdPleaser Entertainment. DJ Marle-Mar will be on the 1’s and 2’s. Grown & sexy attire is mandatory. Book your party by calling 318-422-5322.







SUNDAY, MAY 10th (Happy Mother's Day!)



11 am: Mother's Day Buffett @ American Rose Center

Annual Mother's Day Buffet catered by Classic Foods featuring a variety including brisket, ham, chicken, several side items and deserts. Gates open at 11:00 a.m., the first seating at 11:15 a.m., the second seating at 1 p.m. reservations. Tickets: $25, adults; $13, children three to eight years old; free, children ages two and younger. Admission includes dining and garden entrance. Call (318) 938-5402 for more info.







MONDAY, MAY 11th


9 am: Centenary College Book Bazaar Donations @ Centenary College Book House

The Muses of Centenary College will be accepting donations for the 23rd annual Book Bazaar. Volunteers will be on hand to help unload donations of used books, compact discs, videotapes, DVDs, records and cassettes. Receipts will be issued to those donors requesting them. Two other drop dates will be June 8 and Aug. 10, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The Book House is located at 108 E. Kings Highway.







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