Community Calendar

The Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association is requesting the donation of gently used tennis clothing and accessories that are no longer being used to their Love Twice donation program.

Players are encouraged to take their gently used, washed, and labeled tennis clothing and accessories to either of the drop off locations; Bossier Tennis Center or Querbes Tennis Center.

After the donations are made, other players can shop through what’s in stock. They can pay whatever they want, which in turn will go directly to the Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association. There are suggested prices: fashion items are $10, mid-level items are $5, and off brand items are $2. All donation and purchasing information can be found at https://bit.ly/love-twice.

The Love Twice program is beneficial for all Shreveport-Bossier tennis players. All proceeds from the Love Twice Donation Program will help the Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association improve all aspects of the local tennis community.

The Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association is a 501(c)3 organization whose goal to make a positive impact by providing support and resources in the development of tennis programs, leagues, and facilities as a healthy lifetime sport in Northwest Louisiana to all demographics and skill levels, and to offer scholarships to junior players and charitable assistance to tennis players in need within our locality. The NWLACTA will cooperate with the USTA and other associations and programs in the pursuit of these aims.

"Kaleidoscope Eclipse" is a collection of work displayed in the lobby at South Arkansas Arts Center for the month of March. Produced by El Dorado native Wesley Beard, this installation features local photographs of moth art and origami mobiles. Please take a free origami crane from the display before you leave!

City Park Players bring new play “Escaping the Labyrinth” to Hearn Stage

City Park Players is thrilled to bring Escaping the Labyrinth, by Thomas Hischak, to Hearn Stage this year. Directed by Jim Weinzettle, Escaping the Labyrinth opens March 23 and features Mike White, Reade Spivey, Jill Dupont, Timberly Deville, Regan Amburgey, and Jeff Goelz.

ABOUT THE PLAY: Imagine meeting and even falling in love with one of the Greek gods or goddesses. “Escaping the Labyrinth” tells the story of Bud Schlieman, a young American professor who happens to meet one of the Greek gods while on a trip to Greece. During a conversation with him, one of the gods reveals themselves to him, and he sets out on a journey to meet the goddess Artemis. When he meets and falls in love with her, she runs away. He sets on a journey through the rest of the show to find her. Will he be able to find her?

Escaping the Labyrinth’s Thomas Hischak was one of the winning playwrights of the 2022 AACT NewPlayFest. This production premiered October 15, 2021 at the Des Moines Community Playhouse to rave reviews.

Escaping the Labyrinth performances continue March 23-April 2 - Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:30pm; Sundays at 2:30pm on Hearn Stage in Downtown Alexandria.

Show dates:
Thursday, Mar 23 – 7:30pm
Friday, Mar 24 – 7:30pm
Saturday, Mar 25 – 7:30pm
Sunday, Mar 26 – 2:30pm
Thursday, Mar 30 – 7:30pm
Friday, Mar 31 – 7:30pm
Saturday, Apr 1 – 7:30pm
Sunday, Apr 2 – 2:30pm

Tickets:
Thursday : $5
General : $15
Senior (>60) & Military : $12
Students : $7

Tickets range from $5-15, and are on sale now at cpptheatre.com and will be available 30 minutes before each performance in the lobby of Kress Theatre.

For reservations and more, please email cityparkplayers@gmail.com or call 318-484-4478.

The Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association is requesting the donation of gently used tennis clothing and accessories that are no longer being used to their Love Twice donation program.

Players are encouraged to take their gently used, washed, and labeled tennis clothing and accessories to either of the drop off locations; Bossier Tennis Center or Querbes Tennis Center.

After the donations are made, other players can shop through what’s in stock. They can pay whatever they want, which in turn will go directly to the Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association. There are suggested prices: fashion items are $10, mid-level items are $5, and off brand items are $2. All donation and purchasing information can be found at https://bit.ly/love-twice.

The Love Twice program is beneficial for all Shreveport-Bossier tennis players. All proceeds from the Love Twice Donation Program will help the Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association improve all aspects of the local tennis community.

The Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association is a 501(c)3 organization whose goal to make a positive impact by providing support and resources in the development of tennis programs, leagues, and facilities as a healthy lifetime sport in Northwest Louisiana to all demographics and skill levels, and to offer scholarships to junior players and charitable assistance to tennis players in need within our locality. The NWLACTA will cooperate with the USTA and other associations and programs in the pursuit of these aims.

"Kaleidoscope Eclipse" is a collection of work displayed in the lobby at South Arkansas Arts Center for the month of March. Produced by El Dorado native Wesley Beard, this installation features local photographs of moth art and origami mobiles. Please take a free origami crane from the display before you leave!

City Park Players bring new play “Escaping the Labyrinth” to Hearn Stage

City Park Players is thrilled to bring Escaping the Labyrinth, by Thomas Hischak, to Hearn Stage this year. Directed by Jim Weinzettle, Escaping the Labyrinth opens March 23 and features Mike White, Reade Spivey, Jill Dupont, Timberly Deville, Regan Amburgey, and Jeff Goelz.

ABOUT THE PLAY: Imagine meeting and even falling in love with one of the Greek gods or goddesses. “Escaping the Labyrinth” tells the story of Bud Schlieman, a young American professor who happens to meet one of the Greek gods while on a trip to Greece. During a conversation with him, one of the gods reveals themselves to him, and he sets out on a journey to meet the goddess Artemis. When he meets and falls in love with her, she runs away. He sets on a journey through the rest of the show to find her. Will he be able to find her?

Escaping the Labyrinth’s Thomas Hischak was one of the winning playwrights of the 2022 AACT NewPlayFest. This production premiered October 15, 2021 at the Des Moines Community Playhouse to rave reviews.

Escaping the Labyrinth performances continue March 23-April 2 - Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:30pm; Sundays at 2:30pm on Hearn Stage in Downtown Alexandria.

Show dates:
Thursday, Mar 23 – 7:30pm
Friday, Mar 24 – 7:30pm
Saturday, Mar 25 – 7:30pm
Sunday, Mar 26 – 2:30pm
Thursday, Mar 30 – 7:30pm
Friday, Mar 31 – 7:30pm
Saturday, Apr 1 – 7:30pm
Sunday, Apr 2 – 2:30pm

Tickets:
Thursday : $5
General : $15
Senior (>60) & Military : $12
Students : $7

Tickets range from $5-15, and are on sale now at cpptheatre.com and will be available 30 minutes before each performance in the lobby of Kress Theatre.

For reservations and more, please email cityparkplayers@gmail.com or call 318-484-4478.

The Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association is requesting the donation of gently used tennis clothing and accessories that are no longer being used to their Love Twice donation program.

Players are encouraged to take their gently used, washed, and labeled tennis clothing and accessories to either of the drop off locations; Bossier Tennis Center or Querbes Tennis Center.

After the donations are made, other players can shop through what’s in stock. They can pay whatever they want, which in turn will go directly to the Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association. There are suggested prices: fashion items are $10, mid-level items are $5, and off brand items are $2. All donation and purchasing information can be found at https://bit.ly/love-twice.

The Love Twice program is beneficial for all Shreveport-Bossier tennis players. All proceeds from the Love Twice Donation Program will help the Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association improve all aspects of the local tennis community.

The Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association is a 501(c)3 organization whose goal to make a positive impact by providing support and resources in the development of tennis programs, leagues, and facilities as a healthy lifetime sport in Northwest Louisiana to all demographics and skill levels, and to offer scholarships to junior players and charitable assistance to tennis players in need within our locality. The NWLACTA will cooperate with the USTA and other associations and programs in the pursuit of these aims.

"Kaleidoscope Eclipse" is a collection of work displayed in the lobby at South Arkansas Arts Center for the month of March. Produced by El Dorado native Wesley Beard, this installation features local photographs of moth art and origami mobiles. Please take a free origami crane from the display before you leave!

City Park Players bring new play “Escaping the Labyrinth” to Hearn Stage

City Park Players is thrilled to bring Escaping the Labyrinth, by Thomas Hischak, to Hearn Stage this year. Directed by Jim Weinzettle, Escaping the Labyrinth opens March 23 and features Mike White, Reade Spivey, Jill Dupont, Timberly Deville, Regan Amburgey, and Jeff Goelz.

ABOUT THE PLAY: Imagine meeting and even falling in love with one of the Greek gods or goddesses. “Escaping the Labyrinth” tells the story of Bud Schlieman, a young American professor who happens to meet one of the Greek gods while on a trip to Greece. During a conversation with him, one of the gods reveals themselves to him, and he sets out on a journey to meet the goddess Artemis. When he meets and falls in love with her, she runs away. He sets on a journey through the rest of the show to find her. Will he be able to find her?

Escaping the Labyrinth’s Thomas Hischak was one of the winning playwrights of the 2022 AACT NewPlayFest. This production premiered October 15, 2021 at the Des Moines Community Playhouse to rave reviews.

Escaping the Labyrinth performances continue March 23-April 2 - Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:30pm; Sundays at 2:30pm on Hearn Stage in Downtown Alexandria.

Show dates:
Thursday, Mar 23 – 7:30pm
Friday, Mar 24 – 7:30pm
Saturday, Mar 25 – 7:30pm
Sunday, Mar 26 – 2:30pm
Thursday, Mar 30 – 7:30pm
Friday, Mar 31 – 7:30pm
Saturday, Apr 1 – 7:30pm
Sunday, Apr 2 – 2:30pm

Tickets:
Thursday : $5
General : $15
Senior (>60) & Military : $12
Students : $7

Tickets range from $5-15, and are on sale now at cpptheatre.com and will be available 30 minutes before each performance in the lobby of Kress Theatre.

For reservations and more, please email cityparkplayers@gmail.com or call 318-484-4478.

The Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association is requesting the donation of gently used tennis clothing and accessories that are no longer being used to their Love Twice donation program.

Players are encouraged to take their gently used, washed, and labeled tennis clothing and accessories to either of the drop off locations; Bossier Tennis Center or Querbes Tennis Center.

After the donations are made, other players can shop through what’s in stock. They can pay whatever they want, which in turn will go directly to the Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association. There are suggested prices: fashion items are $10, mid-level items are $5, and off brand items are $2. All donation and purchasing information can be found at https://bit.ly/love-twice.

The Love Twice program is beneficial for all Shreveport-Bossier tennis players. All proceeds from the Love Twice Donation Program will help the Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association improve all aspects of the local tennis community.

The Northwest Louisiana Community Tennis Association is a 501(c)3 organization whose goal to make a positive impact by providing support and resources in the development of tennis programs, leagues, and facilities as a healthy lifetime sport in Northwest Louisiana to all demographics and skill levels, and to offer scholarships to junior players and charitable assistance to tennis players in need within our locality. The NWLACTA will cooperate with the USTA and other associations and programs in the pursuit of these aims.