Events in Shreveport today

This free, confidential support group at Ellerbe Road Methodist Church welcomes caregivers, spouses, and other family members supporting a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia. It offers a compassionate space to connect with people who understand the caregiving journey, exchange experiences, and find encouragement and practical support. No registration or appointment is required.

A relaxed, one-hour community bike ride takes place in downtown Shreveport. Participants bring a bike, front and rear lights, and water, with a helmet recommended. Riders meet up first, then head out shortly after the gathering begins.

A no-cost, confidential support group at First Presbyterian Day School in Shreveport offers a welcoming space for those caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Caregivers, spouses, and other family members can connect with people who understand their challenges, exchange experiences, and find encouragement. No registration or appointment is required.

Returning for its second year, Blue Jeans & Bubbles takes place at The Capri Theater Shreveport, presented by Willis Knighton Health. Guests can look forward to bubbles, bites, music, and a strong sense of community, all in support of families staying at Ronald McDonald House: Shreveport-Bossier.

TASTE 2026 brings together food, art, and live entertainment at the Shreveport Convention Center for the 45th annual celebration. Attendees can enjoy music from Windstorm, beer and wine provided at no charge, tastings from eateries across the area, and a large silent auction. This long-running Shreveport-Bossier event offers an evening of sampling, music, and bidding that showcases local flavor and creativity.

Thursday nights come alive at The Noble Savage as the Dirty Redd Band brings energetic live music to downtown Shreveport. The setting is family friendly, so it works for the whole family. Enjoy live tunes at no charge and make it an easy weeknight entertainment pick if you are searching for things to do in Shreveport at night.

A free, confidential support group for caregivers, spouses, and family members of people living with Alzheimer’s or dementia meets at The Highland Center, offered by The Bridge Adult Day Center. It provides a welcoming place to connect with others who understand the caregiving journey, share experiences, and receive encouragement. No registration or appointment is required, and each gathering lasts about an hour.

Soup Kitchen Saturdays offers a hot, ready-to-go meal with friendly service. Meals are available only for takeout, and there is no dine-in option at this time.

Experience one of North Louisiana’s fastest growing and most inclusive car shows, featuring eye-catching vehicles, a live DJ, and a selection of local food vendors. It is planned with family-friendly fun and safety in mind, welcoming dedicated enthusiasts and curious newcomers alike.