Located in Tyronza, AR, this small but powerful museum chronicles the farm labor movement in the Arkansas Delta and beyond.

If it’s in season in Arkansas, chances are you’ll find it at the Little Rock Farmers Market.

Stunning scenery; natural habitats, wetlands, and nature centers; museums and cultural attractions; parks and gardens; and shopping and dining are just a few things you’ll encounter along the Arkansas River Trail.

A nature break for bikers, hikers, walkers, joggers, and runners, the Big Dam Bridge is dog-friendly and stroller sociable too!

The (Julius Breckling) Riverfront Park in Little Rock’s River Market District stretches across 11 blocks and up and down several terraced levels along the south bank of the Arkansas River.

A collection of more than 90 works and counting, Little Rock’s Vogel Schwartz Sculpture Garden is a blossoming public art project that is quite literally growing along the banks of the Arkansas River.

… dubbed “the most beautiful high school building in America” when it was built in 1927. Thirty years later it became embroiled in a civil rights battle when nine African-American students, now known as the Little Rock Nine, fought to enroll in the (then) all-white Central High.

The permanent collection at Little Rock’s Esse Purse Museum is What’s Inside: A History of Women and Handbags 1900-1999.