Robinson Film Center has announced the completion of renovations in Abby Singer’s Bistro. The bistro, which is named after famed Production Manager and Assistant Director Abner E. "Abby" Singer, will reopen to the public on Thursday, February 22^nd at 11am for lunch service.

The renovations, which began on January 2^nd, include a new overall design and color scheme, a new bar, lighting, and furniture, along with newly polished floors and signage. The bistro’s menu will feature new food, wine and cocktail selections, alongside longtime favorites such as the Tuna Tower, Duck Nachos, and Chicken and Waffles.

"This renovation has been a long time coming, and we are so excited to unveil it to the public,” said Wendell Riley, Executive Director of Robinson Film Center. “Many people don’t realize how important the bistro is to the overall success of RFC, so we have gone to great lengths to optimize the customer experience at Abby’s.” RFC will host a private ribbon cutting ceremony on the 21^st to acknowledge the contributions of local organizations that have helped in the renovation before opening to the public a day later.

For media inquiries, contact Wendell Riley at wendellr@robinsonfilmcenter.org.

Robinson Film Center, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit arts organization based in Shreveport, educates, enriches, and entertains through the power of film. RFC exhibits independent, international, and classic cinema daily in two movie theaters, with a full-service bistro and special events space upstairs. RFC provides film history and media literacy classes for all ages, focusing strongly on K-12 students and senior citizens. RFC also supports outreach programs that promote and strengthen the state’s film industry.