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The United States Civil Rights Trail connects more than 100 sites across 14 states, allowing visitors to witness the destinations and landmarks that defined the American civil rights story. When the U.S. Civil Rights Trail debuted in 2018, six Little Rock locations were included, and Little Rock was named one of the trail’s Top Ten destinations. Read More

On June 15, 1836, Arkansas became the 25th state, marking a new era in our history. While things sure have changed in the intervening 185 years, visitors to downtown Little Rock can get a feel for what life was like in the 1800’s at several local museums. Read More

Little Rock's greatest strength has always been its residents, and the city we know and love has been immeasurably shaped by its diverse population, including our LGBTQ+ community. This Pride Month, we're highlighting some of the LGBTQ-owned and operated businesses that make Little Rock the fantastic city that it is. We want to recognize the integral role these businesses play in our community and celebrate their contributions to Little Rock. Read More

Pops on the River, Little Rock’s largest Independence Day celebration, is celebrating its 37th anniversary in 2021. The event is presented by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and brings locals and out-of-towners to downtown Little Rock for an evening that culminates in a fireworks display over the Main Street bridge. If you’re planning to attend or are hoping to watch the fireworks from elsewhere in the River Market District, use this as your guide to making the most of your evening. Read More

Here’s one thing you need to know about Little Rock: We really rock a summer vacation. Whatever you are looking for, whether it’s a relaxing week of sightseeing or a few days of outdoor adventure, you can find it in abundance right here in Arkansas’s capital city. Read More