They never fail to deliver great performances. I love going here whether on a field trip with my…read moresons school or on a weekend. The museum is great as well. The park connected is awesome too. Love this place.

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!

This two-floor mansion which it seems will soon be adjacent to a much larger art gallery offers…read moreboth a general history of the state of Arkansas and its contribution to military history as well as a specific exhibition dedicated to its namesake. Douglas MacArthur is an interesting historical figure; while the place unsurprisingly paints a favorable picture of him, the museum presents some controversy for the viewer to think about. Much of the other exhibitions were primary source photographs or paintings from the time of various wars. It isn't fancy, but it does allow the viewer to make up his or her own mind, and there's plenty to ponder. Given that the museum is free to enter, I expect that visitorship will only grow as the next door building opens, and I certainly think it's worth a look.

This museum is awesome. It gives you a good look at the State's military history. It is in an old…read moreArsenal building and has two floors of exhibits. It has artifacts, displays, videos, pictures, and placards detailing Arkansas and some of the state's famous residents' contributions to wars including the Civil War, WWI, WWII, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Gulf War. There is parking right out front of the museum and in the lot that belongs to the neighboring park as well. One of the best parts of the museum, and there are many, is that it is free. The museum has a meeting/conference area on the 2nd floor, where chairs are situated in a square around the room's perimeter. The museum is small but packed. It is also well organized. There are no guides and there was only one guy sitting at the front desk at the entrance and he never left his post. Some of the more notable exhibits in the museum include the General MacArthur exhibit on 2nd floor. General MacArthur was actually born in Little Rock.....who knew? There is also a large exhibit on Asian Americans that fought in WWII, women suffrage posters/cartoons and a Jeep display. If you do visit this Museum, I encourage you to venture outside and take a look a the nearby memorials, markers, and placards. They added to my museum experience. I highly recommend checking this museum out. I really enjoyed my time here and learned a lot. Between the adjoining park, the fine arts, memorials, and other attractions, you can actually make a day of it.

I love this theater! While A Christmas Story isn't my favorite Christmas story, the show was…read morefantastic! The cast was amazing, set was great, and there is not a bad seat in the house. Had a great night out with my mom. We both were so impressed by the children in the show!

Okay first let me say the 3 stars are for the really uncomfortable seats. I had to leave early last…read moretime due to this. I am REALLY behind on reviews. I have a list of companies and I am a year behind leaving this one (along with many others). I know there was some drama going on at this theater. I am not sure what the status is. I will say I enjoy all the shows. I prefer the VIP section with all the goodies included. The tickets can get pricey but it's a community theater so I am happy to pay.

This is a great low-key bar atmosphere, often times with baby grand piano entertainment. Although…read moreit is in shared space with the theater next door, it does stand alone and will remind you of a place "where everybody knows your name". The staff and ownership are friendly. I highly recommend giving it a chance, especially if you are a creative- or musically-inclined-type that thrives on interaction with others of shared interest.

Beautiful baseball park with something for everyone. $8 beer…read moregarden seats right on the baseline.

This is a fabulous little park for a Double-A baseball team, even better than some Triple-A parks!…read moreIt's clean, well planned, and kid friendly. Best of all, the food is fantastic and actually exceeds some of the MLB parks at which I've eaten! The brats, the funnel cakes, the ice cream, the fried Oreos, and the make-your-own shaved ice are all exceptional! And the Travelers team store is spacious and well stocked! They even have berm seating with benches on the grassy hills behind the home run fence! This has become my favorite Double-A park in the United States!

Great farmer's market and vegetables. The workers are kind. It is self serve and lively. Free coffeeread more

See this beautiful and historical building from up above. I've created a drone video depicting is…read moremagnificence. Thank you for taking a look. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRxLGFOq9kM

I was in town for the weekend and happened to be staying downtown right next to the festival. I…read moredidn't even know about it until I saw the vendors and food trucks setting up the night before from my hotel room. This was the 14th year of the festival and the first time that the festival was held at the 30 Crossing Greenspace on the edge of downtown near the Clinton Presidential Library. The festival is free to attend! If you want to purchase food or beverages, you simply pay at each food truck. Vendors were selling full sized portions of their menu items. There were over 70 food trucks at the festival this year. I bought a crepe from Crepe Coop Food Truck which was so delicious! I also purchased a lemonade from The Lemonade Bar (so refreshing on a hot day), Dippin' Dots (Banana Split is my absolute favorite), and a zero proof fruity margarita which tasted like a snow cone. There were other vendors selling all sorts of goods. They also had activities for kids. They had a stage set up under the freeway for live music which I enjoyed. There was plenty of seating in front of the stage. The freeway overpass provided much needed shade as it was very hot that day. It was nice to walk around and explore. I ended up spending a good portion of the day at the festival! I had a lot of fun and it was a great way to check out some of Little Rock's culinary offerings.