Events in Texarkana today

A no-cost, confidential support group at Ellerbe Road Methodist Church welcomes caregivers, spouses, and other family members supporting someone living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Attendees can connect with peers who understand the caregiving experience, share stories, and receive encouragement in a warm setting. No advance sign-up or appointment is needed. Sessions run about an hour.

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 Church welcomes caregivers, spouses, and other family members who are supporting someone living with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Participants can meet others who understand the challenges of caregiving, exchange experiences, and receive encouragement in a warm, supportive setting. No sign up or appointment is needed, and each meeting lasts about an hour.

Now in its second year, Blue Jeans & Bubbles offers a lively mix of bubbles, bites, and music, all centered on community spirit. Presented by Willis Knighton Health, this event supports families staying at Ronald McDonald House Shreveport-Bossier.

Now in its 45th year, this festival of food and art fills Shreveport Convention Center with tastings from restaurants across the community, wine and beer at no extra charge, and live entertainment from Windstorm. Attendees can explore a large silent auction, benefitting Holy Angels. A much-anticipated tradition in Shreveport-Bossier, it brings culinary variety, art, and music together under one roof.

Thursday nights feature the Dirty Redd Band at The Noble Savage, bringing live music to downtown Shreveport. The atmosphere is family friendly, welcoming both kids and adults. It is billed as free live music, making it an easy choice for weeknight entertainment and things to do in Shreveport at night.

This free, confidential support group is for caregivers, spouses, and family members of people with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Hosted by The Bridge Adult Day Center at The Highland Center, it offers a welcoming place to connect with others who understand the caregiving journey, share experiences, and find support. No registration or appointment is required. Groups meet for about an hour.

Friends for a Cause brings its ninth annual kickball tournament to Grady T. Wallace Park, uniting the community for a full day of friendly competition with a purpose. Teams play on behalf of the causes they care about, and the champions can direct up to $10,000 to a charity of their choice. Food trucks and vendors will be on site, the atmosphere is family friendly, and sponsorship opportunities are available. Teams may pre-register, and the entry fee is $150 per team.

A warm, ready-to-eat meal is available, served with a friendly smile. Meals are pickup only, and sit-down dining is not offered at this time.

Animanga Club provides a relaxed setting for teens who enjoy anime and manga or want to learn more about fan culture. Meetings may include games, trivia, creative art projects, group discussions, short video clips, and snacks. It is a welcoming place to share favorites, get creative, and connect with other teens who share similar interests. All experience levels are welcome, and no registration is necessary.

An inclusive, fast growing car show in North Louisiana showcases eye catching vehicles, popular local food vendors, a live DJ, and more. It offers a family friendly environment with safety and fun in mind.