By travelguylife.com
Ruston's downtown is a Louisiana Historic District made up of 18 lovely blocks and is managed by residents who care deeply about their city.
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Just a few blocks west of Ruston's centre lies Louisiana Tech University's 280-acre main campus.
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Ruston's Peach Festival, which takes place in June during the height of peach season, has been held every year since 1951.
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In a gorgeously furnished warehouse on the outskirts of the downtown area, the city's farmers' market is hosted every two weeks, a charming rite.
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This multi-use route and linear park has been constructed throughout Ruston in sections since the project's groundbreaking in 2016.
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A rural area northwest of Ruston is home to the state's biggest peach orchard. Mitcham Farms was founded in 1946 and contains 120,000 trees.
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The 28,500-seat Joe Aillet Stadium, which bears the name of the head coach who led the club for 26 years between 1940 and 1966, is one of Ruston's most popular venues in the fall for sporting events.
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This park is a popular location for outdoor enjoyment, located a few miles northeast of downtown Ruston.
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With a gallery, event space, gift shop, and co-op studios all under one roof, downtown Ruston Artisans is a prominent centre for fine art in northern Louisiana.
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The Dixie Center for the Arts, a pillar of Ruston's cultural life for almost a century, began as a vaudeville stage and silent movie theatre in 1928.
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