Little Rock Blog

Lime Electric Scooter Sharing closes the walkability gap between Downtown Little Rock’s featured neighborhoods; the River Market District, the Creative Corridor, SoMa and East Village. Read More

Little Rock is a special blend of bold vibrancy and genuine charm. One discovery leads to another. And another. Next thing you know, you’re hooked and completely in love with what locals refer to as a “big small town.” Read More

Local sightseeing just got even more fun. Now, residents and visitors alike can ride Little Rock’s streetcar for FREE throughout 2019. Read More

The Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau (LRCVB) and the Arkansas Department of Parks & Tourism (ADPT), in partnership with the Alabama Department of Tourism and Travel South USA, announced the first-ever U.S. Civil Rights Trail featuring more than 100 sites across 14 states and the District of Columbia, allowing visitors to witness the destinations and landmarks that defined the settings of the American civil rights story. Read More

What makes Little Rock so appealing to residents and visitors? It's the relaxed, easy-going tempo, the amazing culinary scene featuring award-winning restaurants, the abundance of opportunities for outdoor adventures, the incredible cultural attractions and the charming neighborhoods filled with boutique shops and tree-lined streets. Read More

Nothing says holiday season better than the Ballet Arkansas’s much-loved Nutcracker performance. Read More

Ever wonder what Christmas was like in the Arkansas frontier days? Step back in time — way back— to the 1800s to experience it for yourself at Historic Arkansas Museum (HAM) Sunday, December 2. Read More

Jingle all the way…all the way to Little Rock, that is. This holiday season is sure to heat up the coldest of wintry days. Read More

These days, what’s really big to us are the small things. We’re all about authentic experiences – how we travel, what we eat and where we shop. The holiday season is no exception. We enjoy getting out in the hustle and bustle of it all, on quests to find that special something that will create memories Read More

With Thanksgiving upon us, what better way to celebrate thankfulness than by donating for those in need? The River Market and Arkansas Blood Institute have teamed up to host a special blood drive in the market pavilions Wednesday, November 21, 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM. Read More

The holidays are right around the corner, and Holiday House is the place to be to get a jump on the season. Read More

Little Rock’s premier performing arts venue, Robinson Center, celebrates the second anniversary of its “Second Act” grand re-opening that changed the face of downtown’s arts and culture district. Read More

ESSE Purse Museum is set to celebrate five years as the nation’s only purse museum that chronicles a century of American women and their handbags. Read More

Little Rock’s musical heritage runs deep. The first African-American woman to be recognized as a symphonic composer – and the first to have a composition played by a major orchestra – is from Arkansas’s capital city. Read More

It’s back! The 3rd Locally Labeled Pavilion Party delivers the fun and games Thursday, October 11, in the River Market Pavilions. This event celebrates greater Little Rock’s adult beverage scene, including local craft breweries, wineries and an award-winning distillery. Read More

You do know where cheese dip originated, don’t you? If you’re thinking central Arkansas, you would be correct! Arkansas’s signature dish just might be cheese dip. Read More

What’s not to love about local jazz music? The bi-annual Jazz in the Park concert series is back Wednesdays in September. Read More

Where will you be September 9? If the answer is 2018 Main Street Food Truck Festival, you are one smart cookie. Read More

There’s just something about a Saturday stroll through a farmers’ market. Fresh produce, craft vendors and live music. Read More

It’s nice when people notice how awesome Little Rock is, and when research back it up, that’s just icing on the cake. Read More