Eyes on the PrizeDon’t call it a film festival The Louisiana Film Prize is the genesis of Prize Fest, a nine-day celebration of creative people and their creations Oct. 14-22 in downtown Shreveport. Film Prize is a highly acclaimed short film competition featured in… Oct 05 22October 05, 2022Article at theforumnews.com
HEART&SOUL THE MAKING OF A CELEBRITY CHEFHEART&SOUL THE MAKING OF A CELEBRITY CHEF BY SCOTT ANDERSON Shreveport-based Chef Darrell Johnson won season 10 of Food Network’s “The Great Food Truck Race.” Before that, he competed on the networks “Cutthroat Kitchen.” He also competed in the… Sep 23 21September 23, 2021Article at SB Magazine
Shreve Gets “Sauvage”The Tomics and Bridges partner in smart new restaurant venture It’s a familiar scene: friends hanging out at their favorite spot and dreaming about how great it would be to run their own hip, trendy restaurant. Zoran and Sanela Tomic and David and… Nov 18 19November 18, 2019Article at theforumnews.com
BBQ By Region: What’s Your Style?The dining table is a great microcosm of life. It has a way of bringing people together. It’s where families and friends gather to share fond memories or even the mundane events of the day. The dining table also is a place for heated debates over… Aug 07 19August 07, 2019Article at SB Magazine
Speakeasy to Come Back to LifeArlington Hotel Project to Include French Restaurant and More Plans are in the works to breathe new life into the 700 block of Cotton Street in downtown Shreveport. Doctors Andrew Larson, a local anesthesiologist, and his wife, Lindsey Pennington, a… Apr 23 19April 23, 2019Article at theforumnews.com
Local Brings New Spin to Farm-to-TableYou can buy all sorts of food on the streets of downtown Shreveport. Vendors will be happy to sell you a hot dog, a burrito or even authentic Cajun gumbo from the carts and food trucks that speckle the landscape. And numerous restaurants serve… Nov 15 18November 15, 2018Article at SB Magazine
