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About Louisiana Grandstand

Louisiana Grandstand is a historic two-space venue housed in the Woman's Department Club building, dating back to 1925. Located at 802 Margaret Place in downtown Shreveport, this intimate setting offers a the section you want listening room and a downstairs Listening Lounge with limited seating. Known for a rich legacy—from lectures by notable figures like Robert Frost, Katharine Hepburn, and Eleanor Roosevelt to hosting contemporary local and regional artists—the venue provides a distinct, up-close music experience. Whether you’re catching a songwriter set or a storytelling evening, we’ve got you covered with easy, straightforward ticket access and dependable service.

Below you’ll find seating details, parking tips, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a smooth, no-fuss visit to Louisiana Grandstand.

Seating and layout: Louisiana Grandstand comprises two intimate spaces. The upstairs Legendary Listening Room seats up to 400 in a versatile arrangement. The downstairs Listening Lounge offers limited seating for a cozier listening experience. Note that no public, formal seating chart is published; capacity details come from venue descriptions. If you’re securing tickets via our partner network, we’ll guide you to the best available options for the performance you want.

Parking: There is no published on-site parking. Downtown options include metered on-street parking (2-hour limits in many blocks) and nearby downtown garages. Consider arriving a bit early to secure a space, then walk to the venue at 802 Margaret Place.

Transit: Downtown Shreveport is served by SporTran. The transfer hub is at 725 Crockett Street, with routes across the city and a free fare program for eligible riders. If you’re coming from out of town, SporTran can be a convenient option to reach the venue area.

Nearby hotels: For convenient stays, consider The Remington Suite & Hotel at 220 Travis St or Foxtrot Studio Penthouse in downtown Shreveport. These properties place you within a short stroll or quick taxi ride to the Louisiana Grandstand, making your evening effortless.

Nearby dining: Downtown Shreveport offers a range of eateries and cafés. For a pre-show bite or post-show drink, you’ll find options within walking distance or a short ride. When you book through our affiliate partners, you’ll often find curated recommendations to simplify your plans.

Notable history: The venue sits in a historic space within the Woman's Department Club building, a cornerstone of 1920s architecture and cultural activity. Early speakers and performances by prominent figures helped shape the area’s cultural scene, and the Louisiana Grandstand continues that tradition today with diverse, locally rooted performances. Stay tuned for future shows as the venue continues to foster intimate, memorable experiences.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 400-seat Legendary Listening Room (upstairs); Listening Lounge downstairs with limited seating.
  • Address: 802 Margaret Place, Shreveport, LA 71101.
  • Venue type: Historic theater housed in the Woman's Department Club (the building dating from 1925).
  • Seating chart: No public, formal seating chart published; capacity details come from the venue’s own descriptions of two spaces.
  • Parking: No dedicated on-site parking published; downtown parking options include ShrevePark enforcement and downtown garages with metered on‑street parking (2‑hour limits in many areas).
  • Transit: Downtown Shreveport served by SporTran; transfer hub at 725 Crockett Street; SporTran offers routes across the city and a free fare program.
  • Nearby hotels: The Remington Suite & Hotel (220 Travis St); Foxtrot Studio Penthouse (downtown Shreveport).
  • Notable events hosted: The venue sits in a historic space that hosted lectures by Robert Frost, Katharine Hepburn, Eleanor Roosevelt; first Louisiana Grandstand show launched in June 2021 with local/regional artists.