The City of Bossier City is pleased to announce the hiring of Rich Carroll as the new East Bank Arts Building & Plaza Manager.
A Bossier City native with nearly two decades of experience in event management, community engagement, public service, and nonprofit leadership, Carroll will oversee the daily operations, programming, and event coordination for the East Bank Arts Building and East Bank Plaza.
In this role, Carroll will work closely with local artists, community organizations, event organizers, and businesses to expand cultural programming and strengthen the East Bank District as a destination for arts, entertainment, and community events.
“Rich brings a unique combination of leadership experience, creativity, and community engagement to this position,” said Mayor Tommy Chandler. “His passion for Bossier City and his commitment to creating opportunities for residents and visitors alike make him an excellent fit for the East Bank District as we continue investing in arts, culture, and quality-of-life initiatives.”
Throughout his career, Carroll has developed a reputation for building partnerships, managing complex operations, and creating meaningful events that bring people together. His experience spans nonprofit organizations, historical programming, military administration, and public service, providing a strong foundation for supporting the continued growth of Bossier City’s arts and entertainment offerings.
“I’m honored to have the opportunity to serve my hometown in this role,” Carroll said. “The East Bank District has tremendous potential, and I look forward to working with artists, community partners, businesses, and residents to create experiences that celebrate our culture and make this a place where people want to gather, connect, and create lasting memories.”
As East Bank Arts Building & Plaza Manager, Carroll will focus on expanding programming opportunities, increasing community engagement, supporting local artists, and enhancing the East Bank District’s role as a vibrant cultural destination for Northwest Louisiana.
For more information about the East Bank District and upcoming events, visit the City of Bossier City’s website or follow Bossier City on social media