Beautiful garden in SoMa Little Rock. Sunday they host a Farmers Market. Lots of small businesses…read morerepresented.

I came across The Bernice Garden when I visited the Essie Purse Museum across the way. This is a…read morereally cool garden/art installation, unique in the business area in which it's located and an awesome place to sit and enjoy the art with a coffee or local sweet. Highly recommend a visit if you're in the area.

The Old State House Museum in Little Rock, Arkansas, is the state's oldest standing capitol…read morebuilding, west of the Mississippi River, now a museum interpreting Arkansas history from statehood to the present. I haven't been here since my 5th grade class field trip. It features exhibits on Arkansas's political and cultural history, including the First Families' gowns, battle flags, and African-American quilts. It was the site of Bill Clinton's presidential campaign announcement and election night celebrations. Worth a visit, if you are in the area and it's free!

Free museum featuring Arkansas history. It's beautifully set up, the displays are great, and the…read moregrounds are well kept. I would recommend a visit!

Today was my first day going to a painting class. It was a lot of fun. Adam was a great teacher and…read morehelped us fix certain things we didn't like. For example a few us did not like our tree branches because it was too thick. He told us why our branches were thick and then told us the technique to thin our branches out. I know a few of us were OCD about our painting and Adam had a lot of patience with us. He also took a blank canvas and let the class practice brush strokes, leaves, birds, etc before painting on our own canvas because many were scared to mess up their paintings. The only negative about the experience was the restaurant that was hosting. Saddle Creek Woodfired Grill is a great location however, the lighting is bad and as it darker it got outside, the harder it was to see in the restaurant. Overall I enjoyed the whole experience and definitely want to do it again.

The whole spirit of this library breathes new breath into the spirit of progressive democracy…read more From the very large and impressive exhibits to the smallest of contributions. I am so glad we made the effort to witness it all in our short time in Little Rock.

The presidential library was free on Independence Day so we took advantage of it and went for a…read morevisit. I really enjoyed finding a few references to Pittsburgh's Mr. Rogers as well as the special exhibit on the Bill of Rights in partnership with the National Archives. We didn't stay for the reenactment due to the heat, but was fun to catch folks in their costumes. The Clinton Library volunteers were out in force and offered great welcome and hospitality to all. This is a must see when in Little Rock.

Great people, great vibe, great music, great drinks. I've lived in LR for years and hadn't gone…read morehere until recently and now I wish I had. I didn't feel out of place in a t-shirt and jeans and I was expecting more of a club feel. The cranberry vodka is strong and great. You can dance on the floor or chill at a table and people watch.

I had a lot of fun here visiting from Dallas. Lots of couples. Lots of friends having a nice time…read morehanging out together. VERY healthy gay community here. I approve! I loved the baby drag queen doing her first show. And the "Harry Potter has a party side!" dancer. Who knew he was actually in Slytherin?! Once again: I approve!

This recently renovated museum with huge new addition deserves a visit. The art collection is quite…read morevaried, and it is displayed more thematically than chronological. There is a handsome restaurant near the parking lot entrance. Free admission and free parking.

150 million dollars and yet none of the money was spent in training staff. the "guards" are rude…read moreand will follow you around as you view the art. Our group was told multiple times to stay 1-2 feet away from the art work and not in a professional tone. We gave up after the guards kept follow us around as if we're going to steal the art work. They come ruined the viewing experience, will not recommend to anyone.

The Esse purse Museum is a wonderful stop if you in Little Rock! Beautifully displayed purses, etc…read morefrom the 20th century with lots of details. Worth every bit & more of the $10 ticket price!

Interesting place to visit Not very large but gives a nice view of purses through the decades…read morefrom 1900 - 1990s. Also some fun vintage cosmetics and the like. $10 self guided tour. The gift shop has some BEAUTIFUL purses!

Came here to take a tour. This was absolutely amazing. The massive amount of history that you're…read moreable to walk through is astounding. This is a must see if in the area.

This place was so awesome we actually went twice while staying in the area. Our tour guides were…read moreboth great and gave us so much information. The girl selling tickets didn't seem to like her job much but everyone else was friendly and helpful. I'm 6'4" and was able to get through pretty well, my 6'7" brother had a bit more trouble. It's definitely not the place to go if you're claustrophobic or not able to bend very well. Try the example door opening outside before you go! My son is a history fan and loves to learn about WWI and WWII so this was a favorite for him.