That was eye-opening. The price is in the place were as if these were new in package items. Very…read moresurprised by how expensive the used items in this location were.

Beautiful organization to become a part of. Truly a great place to give back to the community!…read moreCheers!

I went for the entertainment on Saturday November 8th. The show featured Jeter Jones as the…read moreheadliner & let me tell he really puts on a awesome show with the Perfect Blend Band. I came down from Boise Idaho & it was so woth it!! DRIGGS THE HANDY MAN" was great he had us all dancing and singing along! Buddy Lee 318 did his thing too! All the artists were amazing I was very entertained. Ill be back in 2 years!

Went for a work event. Lots of food options. Things were pretty clean. The ride operators and game…read morefolks (sorry I call them carnies) were not abrasive or pushy, but did their job to try and sell you. Fair food, funnel cake, goats, rides... There is something for everyone. The purse rule sucks... Don't take a purse, not take a clutch or a Crossbody. No matter how small you think it is, what they will allow is a wallet. That's it.

This is a nice place to go with a group! It's quiet and the service is always top notch. The food…read moreis really good too. Our Bible study ladies like to meet here on the weekend sometimes and it's always be an enjoyable experience with a pretty good selection of choices to eat!

Exactly what I was looking for…read more Cute cafe, great food, and even better service. My main dish was the kale salad, which was fresh and delicious. I also had the Mac and Cheese bites which were the appetizer special of the day, and they were excellent!! Our waitress was very attentive and explained everything on the menu well. I will definitely be coming back, great experience!

I was here to check out the giant Dalmatian. "Art" is 19 feet tall and is covered with 254 spots…read morethat do a light show after dark and change colors for the holidays. Unfortunately, I was here in the morning and could not stick around for nighttime. If you ever had a puppy, you will recognize the stance and expression. This is a curious dog. [Review 15980 overall - 58 in Louisiana - 1485 of 2021.]

I grew up in Shreveport and supported this organization for many years, but now they are…read moreexclusively using AI-generated photos and other images on social media instead of supporting LOCAL ARTISTS. They're ignoring residents and supporters who share concerns and continuing to use fabricated images. They started with ChatGPT a couple of years ago and now the AI content is constant. This isn't just about laziness; AI contradicts the mission of the ARTS council!

This should be added to your "bucket list" of must stops if you are in east Texas. Just a couple of…read moremiles off Interstate 20. You will not be disappointed if you love history. A note of caution---this store is open just a few hours each wee. The Friday we visited the hours I believe were 10AM to 2PM and several days of the week they were closed. When you walk in you definitely are headed back into history. The old shelves are stoked with lots of old cans, bottles and boxes plus there are actually a few items you might could purchase and sue. There is a table and seating area in the middle of the store and this used not to be there. At the back of the store is a meat counter on where in the old days lots of meats were sold. Today it's for conversation. Just to the left in the back of the store is a cheese cutting block. The type you see only in museums or movies. You can get a hunk of cheddar cheese cut to your liking, wrapped and ready to go or take the cheese along with some crackers in the basket and have yourself a snack while in the store. You will notice lots of old cans and boxes as you set at the long table and the lady who had worked there for more than 50 years will tell you all about the store plus the area around the store. She knows all of the history about the family so don't forget to ask. She loves to have a conversation. In the left side of the store was the hardware department where one can still see all kinds of old hand tools plus the last bale of cotton that was baled at the gin many years ago. There is a gin on the property and just across the road.. The ceilings are tall and the wooden floors "creak"just like one of those haunted houses. Lots of glass cases filled with candy both fresh and some from years past. You can stay a littler longer if you will purchase a soft drink from the cooler in the back of the store. On the right side of the building is an "outhouse", at least that is the marking. It is actually single rest room in the store plus you get a chance to see the old post office boxes, window and some of the items sold for the homemaker. By the way 10 movies have made this store a part of their movie productions and you can find a list hanging high that list the names of those movies. Did I tell you it cost nothing to go inside and browse around. There is a lot more history that you I will attempt to put on this site so ask the lady on site.

T.C. Lindsey is a blast to the past, in a small town outside Waskom, TX. There is a little bit of…read moreeverything from books, to antiques to fresh local foods and crafts. Take the diversion off the highway and stop in to this place that time forgot.

This facility provides a safe, loving, and therapeutic environment for all its clients and families.read more

Holy Angels is truly filled with angels. The wonderful men and women that work there make this…read moreworld and the lives of countless families better. We are blessed to have such a place full of love and kindness. They care so deeply and have lots of extracurricular activities like art, dance, swimming, choir and holiday fun for the residents. I seriously cannot day enough good things.

The first time I went to this little garden, I took my mom. It was so pretty, and we really enjoyed…read morethe art and sculpture. So when I went yesterday, I expected more. It was a festival after all. I wanted lights and lanterns, and trees lit from the limbs. There was none of that really. And the shows were on a low platform, so watching it above the crowds was a problem for short folks like myself. All in all, I recommend going when you can enjoy the space without the people. For an interesting change of pace, the festival was okay. Lots of food options as well as local vendors. Parking was not an issue. And I even walked around the church while waiting for the fireworks show. (And stopped in Parish Taceaux)

The homeless population has overtaken this area. It is sad how they seem to have No place or…read morechoose to have no place. We did not feel safe to get out and enjoy this beautiful place.

I just spent a moment walking around the outside of this building, and really felt like I was…read moremissing something. I enjoyed the sculpture and art and feel like I should certainly come back to see the art inside this building.