Price’s Beauty Shop Historic Site

Price’s Beauty Shop Historic Site The Historic Price’s Beauty Shop is an original mid-20th century Black beauty shop located at 2101 Grammont Street in Monroe’s oldest Black community.

The shop will eventually be restored and preserved as . . . .

We are committed to supporting community-focused initiatives that address the needs of our community. Today, we proudly ...
06/13/2026

We are committed to supporting community-focused initiatives that address the needs of our community. Today, we proudly served as a hole sponsor for the Ivy Merit Foundation, Inc. annual golf tournament.⛳️

Photo Credit: Monohn Prud’homme

The spring guided tours are canceled until Fall 2026. Keep an eye out for the dates and details.
06/03/2026

The spring guided tours are canceled until Fall 2026. Keep an eye out for the dates and details.

05/28/2026

Yes, please bring this back! 💗

05/06/2026

As we mark 50 years of tourism in Monroe-West Monroe, this moment offers more than a milestone - it offers a chance to recognize the people who have shaped the experience along the way.

May is Historic Preservation Month.
05/03/2026

May is Historic Preservation Month.

Last fall, the new Registrar of Voters Office officially opened its doors in the former Ouachita Parish School Board Med...
05/02/2026

Last fall, the new Registrar of Voters Office officially opened its doors in the former Ouachita Parish School Board Media Center.

Don’t forget today is the opening day for early voting for the May election, which will end Saturday, May 9, 2026. (Not open on Sunday)

We ❤️ this!
04/20/2026

We ❤️ this!

This story stays with you. Robert Louis Brandon Edwards, a Cleveland-based historian, artist, and Ph.D. student in preservation at Columbia University, is restoring a 1947 Greyhound bus as a way to tell the story of the Great Migration. Edwards plans to turn the bus into a mobile museum called the National Museum of the Great Migration.

For millions of Black Americans, buses like this weren’t just transportation. They were a pathway to possibility, carrying people in search of safety, opportunity, and the American dream.

What I appreciate about this work is how it expands our understanding of preservation. It’s not always about buildings. Sometimes it’s about the spaces in between the journeys, the movement, the lived experiences that shaped our history.

Preserving Black history means telling the full story. Thank you Robert Louis Brandon Edwards. I can't wait to see your work in person.

Link in comments to read the full article.

Busy morning! Trash was collected, but beautification became the main focus of our   project. Keep Louisiana Beautiful K...
04/18/2026

Busy morning! Trash was collected, but beautification became the main focus of our project. Keep Louisiana Beautiful Keep Monroe Beautiful Keep Ouachita Parish Beautiful

Thank you Ouachita Green for sponsoring our event and a huge thank you goes out to Rev. T. J. Stevenson, aka the “Mayor” of Adams Street, for her support.

Cityy

04/12/2026

Last Friday, I made a special effort to get to Timez Kitchen and Kocktail before the clock struck 3:00pm for the catch of the day, but it was sold out.

03/01/2026

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2101 Grammont Street
Monroe, LA
71201

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