Shop Like Sadie:

Local stores and boutiques are scattered throughout Monroe-West Monroe, giving you plenty of opportunities to find something special to remember your trip. Stroll down Antique Alley in West Monroe and pop into the local shops. Then, make your way to Downtown Monroe where you can browse a hand-picked clothing collection from Bella Robertson Mayo and her husband at General Vintage, or discover unique home and fashion finds at Rebecca Robertson Loflin’s La Coterie.

Eat Like a Local:

Monroe-West Monroe has plenty of local restaurants ready for your girls’ night dinner, quick lunch between activities, or post-conference treat. Local menus feature duck dishes with favorites like duck wraps, duck pizza, and other creative takes on this Louisiana staple. Have a break? Stop by a local coffee shop like Corner Coffee to refuel or swing by Butter: A Louisiana Bakery for a little sweet treat!

Make the Most of Your Visit:

Sadie’s home boasts a rich culture and history full of museums, attractions, and fun things to do. Experience a piece of Robertson family history at the Duck Commander Museum. Go on a self-guided tour through galleries featuring family treasures, artifacts and pictures, set recreations, and costumes from the hit A&E show. Visit the Biedenharn Museum and Gardens to learn about the life and legacy of the first bottler of Coca-Cola, or head over to Chennault Aviation & Military Museum to hear the incredible story of military heroes. For the art lovers, the Masur Museum of Art is the perfect place to explore the works of local and regional artists. If you're feeling extra creative, swing by The Good Daze Studio or The Makery to create your own one-of-a-kind piece.

With so much to do in the area, the LO Sister Conference won’t be the only thing that brings you back to the Twin Cities!