President Jimmy Carter designated June as Black Music Month in 1979, recognizing the pivotal role Black musicians have played ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - Juneteenth celebrations continued Saturday in downtown Shreveport with the 38th annual Let the Good Times ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - A number of Juneteenth celebrations continue throughout the ArkLaTex this week, including the 38th annual ...

Shreveport will host several Juneteenth events, including a parade and art show. The Let the Good Times Roll Festival will include live music, food, and art. A Juneteenth Day of Service will involve ...

The Feist-Weiller Cancer Center on the LSU Health Shreveport campus is hosting an art exhibit featuring works created by ...

It’s the kind of dish that would make a Texan grudgingly admit that maybe, just maybe, Louisiana knows a thing or two about this particular culinary art form. If you find yourself anywhere in ...

Welcome to Juan’s Flying Burrito in New Orleans’ CBD, where locals and road-tripping food enthusiasts from every corner of ...

SHREVEPORT, La. — Local Shreveport artist Irene Gallion will showcase her artwork in a solo exhibit. Learning dance moves from ‘Velma Kelly’ from Broadway’s ‘Chicago’ ...

Attendees will enjoy over 60 years of Haitian art collected by Dr. Jean C. Pierre, an immigrant, physician and cultural bridge-builder. The show is a window into Haiti’s vibrant spirit and an act of ...

SHREVEPORT, La. — Shreveport Regional Airport is once again hosting ArtPort, the country's largest rotating art show at an airport, after a decade-long hiatus. The 16th installment of the exhibit ...

5 Rediscoveries Transforming Black Art Narratives Recent research, rediscoveries and rehangs shine a light on Black artists and sitters. Two Women Wearing Cosmetic Patches (ca. 1655).