Neighborhoods in the 71101 ZIP Code

With a spot in music’s history books, Downtown Riverfront is the place to go for entertainment in Shreveport. For example, it’s home to the Municipal Auditorium, where the famed country music radio and television show Louisiana Hayride was once broadcast. “We are the birthplace and cradle to many stars, even today,” says Bonné Summers, owner of

Like any other good Louisiana city, Shreveport knows how to throw down for Mardi Gras. Specifically in the city’s Highland/Stoner Hill neighborhood, hot dogs are just as common as purple and green beads on Fat Tuesday. Next to downtown Shreveport and a hub of medical offices around the Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport Hospital, the Highland/Stoner

Bordering Cross Lake, Allendale-Lakeside began in the late 1800s as a cluster of large Victorian homes built on the cusp of the city by Shreveport’s wealthy. But by the mid-20th century, Allendale-Lakeside fell on hard times and those mansions faded away. The neighborhood’s population began to shrink, and many seemed to forget about the little