What's Hot in Little Rock

With sprawling malls, the state’s only outlet mall, and dozens of unique boutiques, there’s a shopping scene for every taste. Here’s your guide to all the must-see shopping hot spots in Little Rock. Read More

Whether it's your first time on a bike in a while, or even if you're still riding with training wheels, these six trails will show you what riding in Little Rock is all about. Read More

Little Rock is a city that loves to let loose and lets its hair down, especially while listening to live music. Of course, there are larger venues where headlining acts perform, such as the River Concerts series at the First Security Amphitheater and Robinson Center, home to Broadway shows and rocking concerts, but what about the small, more intimate venues around town? Read More

Little Rock is a city that’s filled with history all year long, but October is when things get ghoulish in Arkansas’s capital city. Little Rock was officially founded in 1821, meaning that there’s been more than enough time for it to collect a few famous hauntings over the course of 200 years. Here are four of the most haunted sites in Little Rock. Read More

Since the hall of fame began, 164 Arkansans have been honored. Some past inductees include Lottie Shackleford, Little Rock’s first female mayor; Kristin Lewis, an international opera diva; William Grant Still, the first Black composer to have his work performed by a major orchestra; and Joycelyn Elders, a former US surgeon general. Read More