Premier Businesses in Little Rock, AR
- • Wednesday Is All You Can Eat Catfish
- • Donate A Billy Bass And Receive A Free Basket Of Catfish
- • Gobs Of Oysters, Crab Legs, Crawfish & Home Made Margaritas
- • Hail, Wind & Storm Damage Repair
- • Residential Roofing Installation
- • Roofing Cleaning & Inspection Services
- • Tucked Away Location Overlooking The Arkansas River
- • Simple & Savory
- • Serving Duck, Veal & Tuna
- • Tax Disputes & Tax Collection Issues
- • Wills, Trusts & Power Of Attorney
- • Audits & Appeals
Things To Do in Little Rock, AR
Arkansas River Trail
Take a walk, run, or bike ride down the Arkansas River Trail - or at least part of it. The recreation trail stretches over eleven miles but isn't quite finished yet, when completed it will cover a total of 24 miles. If you decide to brave the whole trail, you'll be walking from downtown Little Rock, to Pinnacle Mountain State Park, from North Little Rock to Cook's Landing, and eventually across Murray Lock and Dam to the Presidential Library. That's a lot of ground to cover, be sure to wear some comfy shoes!
The Weekend Theater
Catch the next production hosted by the The Weekend Theater. Like its name states, the theater holds live entertainment on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. My Fair Lady, The Miracle Worker, Equus, Sweeney Todd, Six Degrees of Separation, Evita, Nine, Driving Miss Daisy, and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, are just a few of the shows that have been presented by The Weekend Theater.
Clinton Presidential Center
Step into the presidential library commemorating the 42nd President of the United States at the Clinton Presidential Center. There are over 2 million pictures throughout the center, as well as 80 million pages of documents, and 79,000 artifacts from Clinton's time in the White House. Must see features of the library include attractions like full size replicas of the Clinton-era Oval Office and Cabinet Room.
Quapaw Quarter
Explore one of the oldest neighborhoods in Little Rock, Quapaw Quarter. Over 200 homes and buildings in the area are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Check out Scott, Center and Spring streets, where you'll see dozens of homes from the Antebellum and Victorian eras.