Silver Lake Ballroom Ends Wedding Bookings After 20 Years

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After more than 20 years of hosting weddings, the Silver Lake Ballroom in downtown Shreveport has announced it will no longer be booking new event reservations. The venue's owners are preparing to transition the historic Hunter Building into a versatile commercial space, signaling the end of an era for one of the region's most beloved wedding destinations.

Why it matters

The Silver Lake Ballroom has long been a staple of elegance and history in downtown Shreveport, serving as a premier wedding venue that transformed blank spaces into floral wonderlands, vintage galas, and modern celebrations. The closure of the ballroom for weddings marks the end of an era for the local wedding industry and future brides across the Ark-La-Tex region.

The details

The Silver Lake Ballroom, located in the historic Hunter Building, recently took to social media to share the news of their "New Chapter", stating: "After more than 20 wonderful years of hosting your most memorable moments, Silver Lake Ballroom will no longer be taking new event reservations. We are truly grateful for your trust, our community support, and the joy experienced under this roof." The announcement signals a transition from a celebration hub to a versatile commercial opportunity, as the Hunter Building is now officially on the market for sale or lease, complete with leased offices, multi-room layouts, and prime I-20 visibility.

• The Silver Lake Ballroom has hosted weddings for over 20 years.
• The venue recently announced it will no longer be booking new event reservations.

What’s next

The owners of the Silver Lake Ballroom hope to see the space "continue to shine and serve our community in fresh, exciting ways" as it transitions to a new commercial opportunity.