
Jazz in the Park
Twice a year – each Wednesday in April and September – Little Rock’s Riverfront Park comes to life with the sounds of soulful jazz and joyful music. Made locally.
St. Patrick’s Day in Little Rock centers around a parade and block party.
The parade route begins at Sixth and Main Streets in downtown North Little Rock before it travels through the Argenta Arts District, crosses the Arkansas River via the Main Street Bridge, travels east on President Clinton Avenue through the River Market District, and turns south on River Market Ave. The parade ends at Third & Cumberland Streets in Little Rock. Two of the best viewing areas for the parade are the River Market District and Third Street near Dugan’s Pub.
At Dugans Pub, Irish culture is on full display with a block party highlighting Irish dance and music. A favorite of locals and visitors alike, this is the perfect way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Little Rock.
Jazz in the Park
Twice a year – each Wednesday in April and September – Little Rock’s Riverfront Park comes to life with the sounds of soulful jazz and joyful music. Made locally.
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